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THE OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND. FRIDAY. EVENING. JANUARY 21. 1EC3. MM . ' " ' if. BALKS AT THIRTEENTH lillUil"; ORDER TO fiTOVE HOUSh f ' Northwest Mining Men Will , Organize. In; Seattle; to . Fight Smelling Octopus Kri Wilkins Declared, She Could Stand .Peregrinations . No Longer Husbands and Wives Equally DMded x t in the Divorce Mill Before . Judge Bronaugh : t unnnrrrniiT IIIIULlIj uui SAVS nOOSEUELT WIS OfGLIGElII Xi Cupid's .?. accomplishments ; received Iran ailnC-anlva knarbmit fclnara In tha Independent Smelters - lor j oircmt court this mominf m the grind i I i n . x. A - . wwy airorc mill, ia tui Local and AlasKa urc. " i another. esse tho ni hub d .ov- wui away vmMij crippiei, aoa wiui a little more evidence, which tha plaintiff promises .to furnish, his discomfiture' la this caaa will also ba comDleta. V V fining man of tha nortbwest are pra- J ror the flrat tlma In many trroons tha paring to organise, to flgnt ins --.men- number of - unhappy huabanda . ,who can Smeltlax Refining oompany and sought relief from galling matrimonial Am,, nmil James F. bonda waa equal to tha numbar of re- beat it, at It own MJ, gretful wives, there twin , four at Callbreath, Jr, of Denver, secretary ot JrieVed onea of each ssx, Judge Bro the - American Mining contfreaa, Is In naugh heard tha woai of married life ,Ca .. Ami v... rnnl for a tnaatl for tne rim tlma thia morning ainco ne r--- "7 hi lhaa baaa on tha bench, and tha Mat caaa in of tha oalnta man f tn tiortn-1 h(ld been U8powi or untu aftar tha v't In Saattla nazt tnontn wnen a.pninour ar noon had atiucK. , 'win ba launched far tba'onauctlon j ,;Nra. Mary E. Wllklna, artrr morlng will Da jaunenco. , AJJ1 tlinta In two yeara, roballed whan ef'Jndepenaeni imwwn "lhfr huaband propoaed to move tha. Mir - mn. waahlncton, aano rn.ua aium vw i (oer.in umi, ' aine aia noi oasa nr. vu Becauaa ' aha berelched hln. called him a foaV Inalatad on toln to Worlti Inetead of kaepln liouaa for him, told him aha wvea Ton nrroi wiwr.: that aha would rather live with a, d o. Arthur, n. . PhiiiiDa obtained divorce from Kmme Phllllpe. whom be married In Portland in l0l. Some time aco Kmm -nr.lf becan ault for divorce, charainf that her huaband cauaa ner other , womrn . and wanted bef to go live with hla .father and an all tna worit tor a jerae inrany. . uui in. abandoned thla ault and her husband came In with a oroae-compUlnt. ' tie Dahlman Befuses to Quit Talking and Governor Foulk i Believes" President Should Decapitate Foliti- Vcally Active Officials. mm 81 ID (UalteA.PreM teawd Wire.) IndlanBDOlla. TnJ . Jan a William I ' a n wa- a afe- a . ' I ' I Hnrkfi Orders Jilm ftieCtCU Foul, the civil aervlca reformer, .I ' i - n I wno , received a'letter from Prealdent r0m IJie VVaierWajS lUl Itooayalt. In which toe Utter la known to nave denied the chart a that be naed federal patronage In an effort to aid the , -.. uui Doonf . xowj aeciinea io live me content of tbe letter to the public, but took occasion to anawer the chare-ea made ajrainat tna prealdent In tbla mat V 4 gress Session. Ex-State Senator Declares Hall Held Prosecution on Criminal ; Charge' . Over -Hirji as Club to Drive Out of; Attorneyship; Bace. ; fi in r m w i . ifiiiif! m urn Bill III UUI I II lLaj lUU ' ' (tatted Frees Leaetd Wire.! A Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. l.--Eecaue ba would not ait down Whan ordered to do fienaatlonal testimony for the' gov If anr crttlclam can ba made of thelernment waa a-lven tor Geore-e C rrtnldeiit " ' aald oulk, "it could be made Brownell, ex-prelant of the atate aen. Jectlon en the euppoaed unlucklneaa of tna ligur ii. cut ana aaia ana naa o onm tired of moving, and aha would ataml It ne lonaerv - . Mr. wiikine oroxe down ana wept ne . . fo . nr. . uaiinreain. me American rainin eonares !,1irlJ;.: hind the Plan to erect Independent : tere wh which to f'fht tha truat and will do everythin In Jta JJ . to encourage the conatmctlon of, new ameitera alihough of eour.e - the co.v rreea Itaelf cannot go Into the aroelUng uslnesa. ; . - " Xlaaaea Rut tot Sard . i;, "There la no doubt but ' that the Bmelter truat la more or fPnA !?.Smrar-tK7tarVnlff;ndS her to 'go to the hop field, .and jro. to v . - . T - t-e. a nl.aeaa I BUAfV II1 r - a rhe tela of the cruelty tt her hueUand, ii T. Wllkina, aaylug that he frequent ly struck br. They were married Chrle- maa eve. iyos, and ana aara tnai nia cruelty beraa about aix.montna later. Ha frequently inreaienej io 'give nr ana aaia, wneaninc her .iNedlnga,' tnia. trat ne would atrlka ber. b Bhe -by aave hr huehnnd . onlv worka apeila;", ana once he attempted to .forte . t. r.t u t a wA K- ITnlfi.il K tilt PR. DIVa Wliai I - I " ". . for Ita ore and enuta down or Keepa p iJJL""'"' " . . oiin mlnea ail ova the wea m ia www .-r. '" --". i- -s aweet will. - - ' . ' Jieft TTltbon Money. The mining men of the bountry bava Mrfc Thornhlll told of her at- tolemted tbla awta of affaire aalong tajnpt,it keeping houae for her liua- a they lnund to and n be tutnrj b,nor Winura j. Thornhllt, to whom the idfa la to have the mineawnera ghs marrA( , BeaUn,0nt Texaa, In tinite ,n4 wm:T. , d indM0- The houaekeeplng laated only ata ameitera. thua Ihcreaain the gold and j WMk for h,f BUgb;nd weBt gway and auver uiim , a... I left Her without money to pay me rent. "The. recent 'l"a"c'J?r" She attributed her troublea to her hue-lin?eiy-to the ',h..ul; band'a drinking bablta. acquired about enough tui.a7,ntiJri.e. iaa Vr- mohtha after they were married. He romedrlTea not in making mora paper g- - v- morrh :?LVn'Zt Thbrnhm .aid f n,? .5e..0?iftS ? -nM mlnS. would frequently aUy that bef htieband frequently atay away for daya at a time and when he did come borne would be fllU 1 up on liquor.. Vor aoma time , ahe haa been , living . with ber father. Dr.' Oeorga I Stovall of flortii Sixteenth atreet . - .... . . i LTtauri liti iittai nut ' rcuiu vvju in etm wnu i.a- ' . w..vifavnr JAmti,DfabimAn or omAnA u.a ha.n ka t.i- A i m cptnin or in rirnoon daelared on tne ' atand thai, all) he I aUrtad from the meetlna of the I the nubllo to Dromote the candldaov ofl'eaalon of the federal court thla after cnargea againai aim wr --. v,i. ; i -vaterwava conareea laat nlaht by drder ?.l"7r.""u,1":' cu" vjcuon noon, o told or mil a making prom "Mol out 0i rot wua. I n rtAi,-. . n...ira th Kh.im.in a f.'LV J ,.VV.'?--,"J"?T"-"7u."7i",f r laee to nrotect Tilm from nroaecutlon on -, wvwa ----- m. w.-v , - in mi avi ii aira i ri i aa at in iinraiiiiiaVL niw - - return for hla not Several Fire Insurance Dim- v, I'aiuus, iuoKing ior iw J, v Perkins, Former v Dalles . - lii n kor Wn sprt Pr.n n t -Sheriff Holds Warrant. iUrke.A.h. hirmaj at I fit W.toa!f!i?..r ! to protect Wf ' t waan t cut out for wife tor Ml lhA iHinrna.; ,v, 7 ' ,r- i thoawhr.r - n th. i7 effleira criminal Charge in a pa ih. WAMM 1.1 .n n.v. nMn I . , i r . . . : " . man lined by lire. Maude P. "Wllaon, Wheil ana waa ur, ber huaban neaaee called ahe waa too meeting them on varioua atreet corn era, wnne ner nuaoana waa engagea in cook Dahlman waa talklnf on tha ' motion j I, P''Me!i m.-eIn.,-.,.f nd--5-,h, BUImln nl c'm for " the office of , Sn'wflaon''wit- to lMlwt th Mp0rt ' tn '",t 00 wouliPpeXmln? 1 SabU aeVvlcJ SJ BtUtM X"T r, F TthaieinT It Saij thVt organlaatloii, hla remark! aronalng great for o6d g overnment." ' t . . . v but promised to Browndl afUf i fl iW fhSTiSn anugoni-m on the part of many dele- , ? . , 1 " . ' . . .-, July 1.; IMI. " o famUlar with Othernn, .t . ii. or(i,rad to ait down and . .. . t ...m v. t. . J I , ' J. P. GjW ! CONSUL KILLED a-atea. - lie waa Ordered to ait down and whan he refuaed . to do ao. Governor i- -Vi- -?haiVri wurxe . oireciea . ine. aergeani-ei-arme o -m-.-. ... . . in,, ri.t.rflnra Maraten left him In 101 after a, mar ried life of to veara. About that tlm be went awar from home to work, an when ha wrote back to hla wife aba aent a brief letter aaying that . ahe ' waa through with him or hla lettera. 'He bad noted that ber love had cooled, he aald. before he went awav. They were married in Evaneville, Minn., and cam to Ore arm en vera 1 veara tin. r Kiia K, Braorora rouna a tetter xrom nlla" In har huaband'a BOrket. and be eauae he waa. unable to make aatlafao tory explanation ahe aoufht a divorce. Delia wrote from Salem and the letter told of nlana for a trio with Randall p, Bradford, Ella'a huahand. -She atated that ha left her laat February, and ahe preaumea that ha want eaat with ueiuu Bhe aJao atated that ber husband tried to nerauada her to vlalt aome or the riorth end ealoona. . They were. married n San Franclaco In l0l. Judge Bro naugb continued th caaa to permit tna production of further evidence, on, the ran fl.n A nvUAlf V t- - f . - El E v, ii i i A 4 oivwiim punni ids summer gi mvi. Portland Kan Appointed toU mit'n "ws Ik,n? . . I7' i flr-. . Jabout polltlca. IJrownell had a aecret immigration v urnce ; at ; ' The laat aeen of E. J. Terklna, a dap per young man of 17, late of The Dal lee and attll later hf thla lf 1 ,h-n Mr. Ford of J. ' P.- Ford. Company, : SOI McKay building. In whoa office' per; ktna araa maL-lna tiia tanmnu. I. k - ... uiiwf.i j . liMu" nuanqra, gave mm I 10 gpid piece IO raoalva a - niirnla-lrtn t,t . 1 ' .t...u waa due. In addition, Io falling to iv' . . .m .a if. TTn u - . r.' . . . ,w v juii i uiu Lit m a. i. a au mrnri ........ A . Z. . . -."'" nN,-r.-ii ..ia v- t.j v...' . I iuig nia aeparture rerkina Hkewlae - , earn va Hfu uwu ajg vuimu i A n. i ... a. . a . , . . th. offlc. of dl.trl attorney In lloa. keS Mechlc; InVuiw pa.V. Jw iviiuwinj ia arnaioriai aiaction, ni ton. Hall and' Brownell had Hold a con f erenc following tha eeaelon. ae a re ault of wblcb Hall waa to keep la of- lira until Jniw i isnv taw -1,. cia-aaan wj--ai at tfvwi aa v Fiiitii nu Hall waa to Io out and Brownell oome Durlne- 1101 Hall and Tlraarnalt had niacuaeed aome affldavita made by Brownell during tbe aummer of 1903. which V V. b'n.rl l- 1. . 1 -. -..A. A " " A I'll L il I. for Which Perklaa had h.nili.j -.n- bualneaa. - ,. ,, . k The young financier-In taklnr hla .J"""' , 4u,,J nuni , in ..v-.wv.i. v v i. cjii f I nil a Lfuoi.r in aquare up a little mater of 1200 due the National Union Fire Inaurance company with which Mr. Dooley le connected. The Cone 11a Fire. Inaurance com P.anr W.'oo m for Perklna, to preaent. Jir bin lot II, .00, money aald to be Tacoma Police Believe 3Iur- derer of Mexican Had : , 7 Grievance. - .:Blaine,vWash. promlae from Mitchell about the die trlct attorneyahlp and be got the Idea mat aoma one waa about to abut him out : Hall ahowed him aoma field notea of ; aurveya which Brownell waa aecuaed of made by fT7Bltd Preta laated Wtre.) rr . a a a Taa. . Trr .mi.. i..ijm fi.ih..i(i, ... w a iwi p... queatlon el Lcraelty. , - , , - M .(...li....., -. tlon aervtce at Portland In Deoember, jt 4. nci-Jnaiu mmm ii.nu uw.-w, - . llioa. and waa W. . Thornley, ington. (tnlted rreat teaa-4'Wtre.j) "a Waahlngton, Jan. 14.- Joaepb P. Oal braltb of Portland, now a government official .at tha Bremerton navy yard on the Puget sound, haa been appointed 1m migration inspector a mama, vybbq their bill due y them from collection! tneir oeunouent agent, Sheriff chriamaa of Tho Dallea. la an Other Barton Who la lonklna. far tha mieaing man to aerve a. warrant for erobeaalement. ... : ,; , ;, 'is. j. 'feraina company, bankera," acknowledging. Ho aald Special Agent cloaed their offioea . there aome weeka Greene bad charged him with the of j ago. Since then no one haa been able fenae. . Hall aald he waa hla friend and I to locate tbe concern or ita nrourlator. A A AHA..AA I V. I . - A AA-. S t im riiiurum inn reraina la contem Oalbraltb entered tbo imraigrn In Deoember, tranaf erred , to I amall plaea on a I Deaertlon waa alao the ground tibon which Ina Stepp secured a dlvoroo from joanua Btepp to wnom ano waa mar lied In December, .89. ! n.h.H ia hv AaveioDina our row minoi tinder favorable clrcumaUncea , Aa long e the augsenheima control the output of precloua metala we won't have money enough'' to carry on tha bualnesa of tbe A?n? ntinc'iild Helena, ni- ISitflljUSTlCEEI rt the Montana mining men. aet tor February 17. $1,500,000 will haye been raised with which tovwork On tha new Independent plant. K-:-i - Xnvada JJaakn TleUU The Seattle meeting-baa been, called for March 23 and li, and three mat tare will come . UP for dlacuaalon; first. rhangavin.na, Alaaka mining iawa; nrviml. the ameltlnst problem and Ita BOYS SEEK BEER aeparatlng him from Fannie McDonald. I tha Crescent Coal company, la dead ae Bremerton. Blaine la J?rvAVrA?I.7Lv?- a--rin. fi the reault Of bullet wound Inflicted the boundary, line between Canada an anu ! aiuii m TfiT t- - irnH-J upon him WedneBday evening by an un too otaia oi . waenington. ' yeara Uter. ; McDonald IS ,, timber CXa9n aaaAaaln. Tha bullet entered the . i Cruiser. t . . I aMa. iM.ua arnund tn the bank of tha hip and ' atruck the apinal cord. So f reat waa tho pren-ure upon the eord hat phyalclans were afraid to disturb It and death resulted. " . " It la now believed that the murder was committed In a apirit of revenge for aome real Of fancied grievanoe, and detectives are at work on a poaaible FRAUD TRIALS-DEFENDANT WINS (eeclal DUoatck to Tbe loaraall ' Tillamook, Or., Jan. St. An attempt waa made bv . Louie Loll. 'CoDoer clue furnished by Mr. Thornley before I Smith, waiter Oliver and Raphael Cat- be paased away. . . erllne, all under 11 yeara of ago, to Or una w lira In tth -..- Hall Bhowad h I rn a n-ld nni. M.Vi from the aafe In hla office, lie aald they had been given by Greene. They were tbe aame as were uaed to Indict him. iiailaaia ne wanted to protect bim. He wlated until W. W. Banks got out of tbe office at noon when be ahowed them to him. Browneil's name ap- pnrea as a. notary puoiic. - - ., . -The wttneaa contended that th signa ture was a forgery and that he never aignea it. ne said tnero waa no quea tlon about tha matter. Hall said bo AND FIND TE0UBLE MhrM ,f ' u,,! " I 'KA 4 XJa.i1 aa.aiM-aW . bma aA At.4a.aiA a. ta. M Stated to mo If you want It that way a am trying to maxe u ao eaay as I can plating reaumlne? hla banking bualneas In San. Diego, reaching there via New York.. . . :.,.' ... .'lf v.PPP I'- AAAAMAAM-MAAW-A, ' S. it aa eaay as i can i - ' - . --t.. r . . . that Greene waa after me and Hall llOne JfOOtnad UltS Victim It off," Brownell . - i w - JL ' . 7 ' waa trying, to stave said. - "lie said It made no matter wbether I .was Indicted or not I bad Jostle v$eld : presided this morning and yesterday afternoon, la a. land, fraud trial. In manv reaoectS It reaembled remedlea, and third, the ' "aarutloii j trlf1 row In progreaa before Judge problem ana lie enect oa in nuuiui ,.- . , ,, . , Suetry of the northweat Judge George Hunt In tha federal court The location Turner ' of Spokane la to lead the die-- of the ; timber : land ln'autatlon Is In ruaaion on tae third DO Int. Leaders for the other. topics have not yet. been se-!t of FobbU Xlaurea ulta prominently. Jwted.. Tbe Seattle committee in eparge Deputy Dlatrlct Attorney-Bert Haaey prosecuted. The defendant waa w, J. Cookr The Jury found for Cook. ' The complainant, Mrs. Robldeau. says . 1- . . 1 . V. 1 t I! .A 1.A lA.A upon a timber claim in. Wheeler county, that ' Cook guaranteed to run at leaat z. oo, ooo reet oi mercnantaoie timDer. of the meeting Includea J. . Godfrey, John McOraw and wotaon Alien. ; if la nUimad by the Alaskan Opera tors that the American Smelting & Re Tining company ia planning to secure a throttle hold oil tbe Alaskan mining tn riimtrv with Ita mlnea. ameitera. ateara boata and railroads and that unlesa tho $he paldhe price and after five months independent operators wake up to their grew suspicious about tha Value of the danger they will be unable to eell or claim on which ahe- had proved up and ameit their ore. s-. , i - r requested the county surveyor to cruise Tha committee from tho mining eon the claim for her. The surveyor' a re gress which haa the matter of smelter port said that there waa not more than rutes. in nana memoes tu. j. vtvisum, lipnver: E. M. DeLa Vergne. Colorado Springs: George W. Rlter, Salt Lake City, and Dr. U D. Godsball, Needle a, j .a.ixuruia. - 700,000 feet of merchantable timber on the claim and so she aska for tbe return of her f ISO and tbo expenaa aho In curred In proving up on the . claim. C E. Idleman waa counsel for Cook. He contended that the alleged contract waa not made dlreotly with Mrs. Robl deau but with Mr a. Robldeau'a sister; that Mr.- Cook aald ' beforehand that af tet Mrs. Robldeau had Inspected the claim and It did not suit her aha would not be obliged to accept It; and In her The atate has offered 1(00 and . the break Into the Jenkins Brewery store at better get out of tha district attorney fight I told him I would get out and county a similar sum for the apprehen sion ox mo muroerer. - " ' RATE BILL UP BEFORE not do oDiigea to accept it: ana in ner . -ci.-ii nr--i-.sTr. accepting the claim Cook had performed Senator Jt1 UitOn S JlleaSUre iS nia pan ei m cuotraut u inwra wee i . t .. . j...- . .- -tteierrea to tne mterstaie . ()inmer( inniission. ; true contract. , kj . It developed from the testimony that a number of people located on claima by Vook were.aiasatiaxiea ana mat cock s Only excuse. was: -"it la too, bad; we have all been fooled on those claima" The Jury, consisting of F. D. Spencer. W. D. Wheelrlaht. A. Chalmers and Charles Michael, found a verdict tor tbe aeicnaant. JTCHELL TELLS MANIA FOR SIGNING INITIATIVE PETITIONS ATTACKS PENCIL OWNERS MRS A. 'At the hearlng'of Tom Fallon, pro prietor of a notorious saloon at Third and Couch streeta, before the liquor license committee j of tbe city council thia afternoon, William J.-Mitchell of the National Detective Agency, formerly connected with tho federal government, testified aa to the character of habitues haneing out at Fallon's resort - r .Mitchell is the man who rounded up the famous gellwood ,poetof flee gang - last winter. This .gang, consisting of Frank Wayne, "Toqts" Bryant Charles -Anderson ana otner aesperate cnarac Utia, were all found: guilty of robbery In aeveral Instanoea.'r.' D. A, Patullo of Balfour. Outhrle Co., who sat on the' federal grand Jury that returned the Indictments against 'tne gang.' was also present mis after noon and ia expected to testify. against Four; other cases are. scheduled 'for todays bearing, ; but It, la Improbable that all will be beard. Detective Kay, who wag cited to appear, -was not pres ent, ana ine committee sent a policeman to bring htm Into court before the bear ing. Kay la scheduled, for a call down from the councilmen, , . y , An unusual number of petitions for platforms to be voted upon by the peo ple are being circulated In Portland. "WQl you sign thlsr Is the way most of the eollol tore approach those whose algnaturea are wanted. . "Sure," la the customary reply. And another name la added to the list . Other petitions of different kinds are also being circulated. "Would like to have your name on this," said one of tha clrculatora yes terday. ' V , ,MA11 right,": answered tho man who had been approached,' "I always llks to sign petitions Just to get to write my signature." ' Then be wrote something So one out nimseu coma rena. : it was la ale-nature. . ' - "By the way." said tha signer as the petition man started to leave the office, arha.'a thla- -.sflrlAM nT' The man with the naner exolained. "I signed a petition thla morning op posing that very, question which four petition favors," said tbo signer, but I a-uaaa it's all rlht.H v ' ,- The solicitor -went bis way.' And tho signer resumed, nia work at tna desk. - - (United Press Issue, Wire.) ,-.-. Washington, Jan. St. Consideration was given today by the Senate com mlttee on Interstate commerce to the bill 'Introduced by Senatort Fulton of Oregon, whlcn provides that no -com mon carrier can put Into effect an la Creased' rate until a hearing' shall have been held by the Interstate commerce commlhslon, provided that a shipper shall have filed a formal proteat against he proposed increase a The bill was rererrea to tne interstate commerce commission for a report as to its merits. WAE TALK ABSURD; . ' SAYS NEW CONSUL TiTrn-ji;" 1 " " !; '. ? ;" Hero - Is a X photograph 'of Joklcht Zwayo, tbe new Japanese vice-consul for Portland, who has been sent hero by tho mikado to see that tbo interests of the Japanese in Oregon are properly, pro- W0BKED TO, DEATH A : DEFFINDING' WALSH United Prrns tawsed Wire.) ' Chicago, Jan. 4 uverwork, duo to his efforts to save - Banker John R. Walsh, convicted of Juggling the funds ot his bank, the Chicago National, from coing to prison, is held Indirectly ; re sponsible for the death of Attorney 8. R. Hamlll today. The hard work- ha nnr. formed left bis rfyetem weak, and when )ve was attacked by- pneumonia a few 'lays ago he waa unable to throw off me aisease. i Hamlll Is the attorney who waa in the center of an exciting scene recently when , Mrs. Thomaa Metcalfe vl' f . . mK anai days of the t.uiai, UIU. A.:.'....-,,:,;., .( . I " ' OFF THE STREETS WHEH IClFElBELlOLiS ':!'Wf'r: Strict Orders Issued Begard- ing Those Under Age by ;1 ttM ChtetM Police. ' PORTLAHDIEXHIBIT TO SURPASS DENVER'S ; ) r ' ' V I I nil ill , 5 ' i GRIP All AROUND US ' Ana doctors say people affected do not give up quickly enough and go to bed. but struggi. about with groans and complaints Before going to bed take a dose of Hood's Pin, tot a fra move- W6n.t 1J a,elS' M b treat ment wltb Jlood'a SarBaparUia, the In dicated remedv. bam,t .. ' . neutrallaaa the rlp , poison In the blood, restores the appetite, aide1 the .digestion, gives strength and tone. , . CompleUly BstoreoV-T bavj taking Hood's' SarsaparUla"1 and Pill. and I believe they tntve aaved my Ufe. I had the grip and it left me ao weak I did not think I could live. My wife read . about '.Hood's SersapariUa and got me a bottle. In one week I gained wanrtprfully, and I waa soon completely'! restored."-jatanrord C Horton, Bristol, A strict ' enforcement of the curfew law has been ordered by Chief ot ponce Grltsmachr lat the request; of , officer Of ths Mothers' congress and the Woman's club. All police officers In; the department have been Instructed by the chief to en- force the' provisions of the law, anf hereafter any person of either sex under IS vears of age found unattended on the streets- alter s ' o ciock- in i euiu. will be taken in charge. Repeated In fri.tlnn. nf the law will subject the offender to punishment by incarceration In the reform school. . ' During the past few months there have been many complaints from parents whose children persist - in remaiiuiia away, from noma uniu miunisiu -ur later, a It Is alleged that tbe skating rinks Snd" other cheap forms or amuse ment are largeljt responsiDie ior tne oe linnnanrv nf tha children complained of. It is not claimed that such places are particularly - objectionable ' In tilem selvea, but rather that to permit minors to frequent them and afterward make their way to their homes unattended by parents or guardians has an evil effect on the morale or tne cnuuren ana in many cases subjects tnem to inriuencee prejudicial to their good conduot r-r-Ativaa Tlawlav and Inskeen have been detailed to make 4t. their special dutv to look after ell who In future may be found - guilty of ev violation, of th cunew law.., , Locals livestock Show Ex- i pected to Eclipse One in ,J(Horadtf CapitaL In a great livestock show Just held at Denver, -under direction of W. E. Skin ner, there was a total of 1,800 animals shown; and the aggregation Included magnificent animals representing all tbe various breeds of American livestock. This exhibit will.4 It Is expected, be equalled and probably surpassed by the Comlna" Show .Of ..tha Portland rtonntrv In a letter from Mr. RUInnAr in. tur D. Wisdom, a director of the Portland association, the successful manager of ine .Denver enow preoicts great success ror tne Portland snow. At the Denver "'MB:, I 1 o'clock this morning.. A clerk named Morton, who aleepa oA the premises, took two shots through ths door at the intruder, with a 21 caliber rifle. One bullet lodced In Caterlln's thlsh. not seriously wounding bim, however. "All the boys are under arrest They claim tho alleged attempt at burglary waa unaertaa only an incident of a lark ' get some beer that was stored in tna Puiidlng. , . ,s, , . .. BAINIER TVATEBW0BKS, . CX)NTEACT SIGNED ' f " ' 1 1 ' '.' ' ' ; f8eartJ tnsDstek W Tb loCrSsLl Rainier, Or.. Jan, 14. Contracts have 1 been aignea Witn uieniecn j jopun, tno suoceasful ' bidders for . building tbo I Rainier water works system.- A 10 per cent bond was furnished by the Amer ican Surety company. . Land Rutherford is tho secretary of tbo water commis sion. A J Stay out and run for conereaa or an ma. tning nsnging around loose, and, that J I At S:4S Brownell was continuing his mry. n u expectea that Brownell will tell of itall s holding a club over mm aunna: tne session .or iioi. whan n to Fulton waa a candidate for tho senate. rk..A' TT.. j b..... mi.fAi; iver 1 1 p.ii i jiP.iiirH'. i iLKint" $19 From' His r Pocket, i i. -A.-t, IM DEPARTMENT (United Press teased Wire. I Washington. Jan. 14. Major Aeneral Leonard Wood will bo relieved of com mand ' of tbo Philadelphia division on February 1. and hla nlace Will be takan by Major General J, F. Weston, com manaing tne aepartment or Luson, Whose beadquartera are now In Manila. Tnia important cnango in military af- 1 Taft in New Jenej. v v,' v y ' (Uelted Press tesMd Wire.) . SAat Orana-e. N. J Jan; S4.A mus ing welcome awaits Secretary of War T.e. ... a I ta tn ta nf.n.liA 1 na a here tonight at the twenty-fifth annual I fairs, with others, waa announced today last night and stole a quilt and a blanket Danquet or tne xaie Aiumni association j at am war aepartment. uenerai AiDert i irom ner doq. sne nas aaaea tne ponce Of Eesex county, , Tne Danquet la to I i , commanaing tne aepartment or viaayaa wiu oe transrerrea to the 1.U- Several cases .of petty thievery were' reported . to .: tha.. police last night the moat aarlaua ha In a- th rvthharv A Jamea W. Hyde at Second and Jefferson streets shortly before mldnbjrbt. ; A .:, At : tho i time, the' robbery Occurred Hyde waa on hie way to hla home at 103 Fourtn street. He was stopped t a tall man armed with a revolver, and upon his refusal to hold up his banda the footpad, struck him Over, the bead with tbe gun felling him to 'the aide -wwk. - x u .uMsr -man riAiva uia pucaeta of f 11.40. and made hla escape in the darkness. . Hyde reported the facts to the DOlloe. but bv the time An of fleer arrived on the scene no trace of tho robber could be found." r ; . t . ' O. Holsman, who conducts a general merchandise store at 149 ' Third atreet reDorted to the oolice that aoma time during Wednesday night thieves broke the glaas In tbo showcase In front of his store and atole IS umbrella a Tbe value of the artlolee' taken Is placed. At iiv. i- - , - ; A thief entered the room of Mrs. Lyd- la Harbmann. at ill North, Flrat street be held in the Women's clubhouse, and In addition to Secretary Taft the speak ers will include Governor J. Franklin Fort , and : Professor ? William Lyons Phelps. -.-. - f - . Vandals Sentenced. '' (United Prete Uaaed Wire.) ' , ! h v Santa Crux, Cat,, Jan. St. Patrick As ton,, Bdwardj Whits and J. -T. Riddle. who, entered .a. Catholle church at Ap ron post, and he will be succeeded In Vieayas by General Charles I Hedges, wno is commander at joio. ; .. , . Major General Wood haa been a-ranted a alx months' leave of absencs to return to tne united states via Europe. Gen eral Fred D. Grant 'Will be tranaf erred from the department of the east to tha aepartment or tne lases, at Chicago. . .'. General W. IL Crater goe from Chi cago to the department of Missouri, at to catch tbe thief and recover tbe bed ding. ' - : . ,. v I. . Ilenrv F. King.-' second engineer of the stesmer No Wonder, reports to tbe police that an overooat a dreea coat and a slicker were taken from the boat by some tblef last night while the vessel waa at tho dock. He could furnish no Clue. . -;.(. .!.. ,v i ; ., -.. Burglars made an unsuccessful at tempt to enter the residence of D. A. Jones, 460 East Tenth street. Members of the family were awakened by the f-V n k. ..II A., I A AA AAA 1 ... .1 I I a. a I A a A A, A ...aaaaaJ 1 .l A. t. . a A, . ft. a tos and destroyed Statuary and other I ton, who la temporarily in charge oft thieves away. Last night Miss' Jones property, today pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary and each was sen tenced to three years in Folsom prlsoa that post Metxger. Jeweler, 'optician. 141 Wash. forger Goes to JaiL' show shorthorns led with 136 breeding vl., .V--li' ' ' '' ' Jw"i ' h'- animals and i fat; Herefords Tioj i breed:! Jokicai , Iwayo, : Japanese Vice-Con- Ing and ' It fati Gallowav 64 hreedin l . . .A. V.. . I I uu rai iac ta iu o nurse aepartment mere' were t i graae arart, si i'ercb- erons, and 21 coach, , -with all other breeds fairly well represented. , The snowing in sneeo and noas'waa fuiiv equal to that In the cattle and horse de- eul for Portland.. tected. ' He is a man of . wide experience In the diplomatic - service note , the pleasant smile with which he greets tho photographer's camera.',- Ha la used to ... ..A . A A A AAA. (AAA A A fSFiTlV?1'' ;.i?l8CufB,n this show, Mr, j and thinks both are all right Talk of Wisdom said "Mr. Skinner Is. easily the most suc cessful organiser - of great llveatork shows In this county. What he haa ac- comDllsnecl in jjenver in mia-winter has been beyond our a expectations, and I fully agree with him that we will have a great snowing nere. xne determina tion to hold A livnatOCK : ahow In Pnrt. land has caused many Oregon. Waxhins- tun aiiq xuunu ureeuei tu uur inuruuffQ war between Amorlca and Japan; says Mr. , Iwayo. is absurd immlirration of Japanese into the United States is being completely stopped excepting that of ' XTTnlted Press Leased Wtre.) - Santa Crus. Cat.. - Jan. 14 TT. A. Healy, the forger who has been swin dling Masonic lodges alone- the.ooa.at.- waa today sentenced ta serve five years in Folsom. prison. Ho pleaded guilty to tne pnsrgesv: v-:a ,;. :,i ,. '','.' ' '( i " 1 i ' " " .i i' ii ' ii. 'i";iy FBUIT ; INSPECTION IN WASHINGTON GOES ON ' SpeclaI TMspitch to The Jonrnal.) . OiymDia. Wash'.. Jan. 24. Aa tha ra. suit of the exhaustion of the annrnnrta. tion . for carrying on horticultural in spection the ; attorney-general has de vised a means for paying tho special In spectors doing ,the work of county in spectors. Whose DOSitiona were declared lilesal bv the sunreme -court. . Ha aava It, will be proper, for special Inspectors to report montniy to tne. state horticul tural commissioner and for tha latter to furnish sworn statements of tha nap oiem ana -expenses due each inspector. The county commissioners In - each county can men, upon receipt or a cer tification from the state auditor of the sums .due the. Inspectors, , legally pay Sucn accounts. The plan will prevent a general' suspension of horticultural in. yi;iion hi aBiyngivn,-"v:ftS ' -', . .. VaI. AA. flAAA W..II. t . fopcvia. 'viaimica '.na .aouraaiAf - Western .Oregon--Llght rain or snow tpnignt or (Saturday; easterly winds,. ';. Western Washington Fair.5 tonight and Saturday? eaaterly winds. t Eastern Oregon and southern Idaho Rain or snow tonignt or uaturday, E: astern Washington and northera Idaho Fair-tonight and Baturaay. ;: SETOII TO RUII FOR PROSECUTOR ..1 k... .A. A V . a.a1IaA .Ua. A a.. . Hivpaunni v 111 uviiu. .iik. -a'.UBDl. clous sppearlng man had been banging I about in front of the residence, and had once mounted the ateps to tbo porch and I 1.1a. Ua. -..a. aaa- . A . A1aa- unu .no .ivii vvfvi . mi . v..v:vr wa. i sent to tbe house, but before he arrived t the mysterious stranger bad . left tbf nuuns ana tne neienuornooa. , Spectacles $1 at Metzgers. .MP. CH0IB TO JREPEAT . MESSIAH PB0ftl?,AM i;-.t-. ta..a c.iA,n. - r.A. . v-" rflDeelal Dlsosteb to Tbe a'atmiatV Astoria, Or., Jan.' -44. Water Bailiff Settem. who returned today from a trit. -reports that Chinook salmon and steel- merchants and travelers. What Japa- lllSi"aLZ ' neae come into the country are coming , L-d,.ArVS?".i ' Bnilding Permits. ' C.. A. Myers, erect dwelling, East Lin coln, between -Eaet -Thirty-sixth- and Last Thirty-seventh, ,700: Mrs; H. a Travis, erect dwelling. East Fifteenth, between Beacon audi Frederick. 11,800; u,1 P'J Colburn, erect dwellihg. East Blxteenth. Tomer Jinlsey,- lio.OOO; C. Ji .P i'.l1' vrect dwelling. East Twenty ag Zh"?? Pin end East A eh, EU1f Iv'daon, erect dwelling, ?t-M,n' between Kat Thirty-ninth end Zaet .Fortieth, 1.600j "w" Bronn. ?wein wtrhoaa, Hollacla'y avenuef S": twee- Kast Twenty-fifth and East Twenty-aUlb, 13,500. " .' reda and high-grade animals for exhi 1 -ib. bltlon." .-, . i irom iiawan. over wnicn. as tne vice- consul astutely observes,. Japan haa no control whatever. He succeeds T. Alba, who has been called back to the Land of the ..Rising Sun,. by, .order, of tbe Dyspepsia is - our national ailment F0DE CHINESE BOB Burdock Blood Eittere la the national cure for .1t Jt atrengthens . etomach membranes, promotea flow of digestive juices, purines tne Diooa,.DUiia you up. . Escort for Heet. : ; fCrttatt .'Press teased Wlre.l Montevideo,' Jan. 24. Five Argentina warships passed , nere- today on tneir way to meet the American battleship fleet In qrder to act aa escort to Buenos ft-i- it ? -i--TrrTTTT,r " it Tit O i f? A A . w Aft. w VAft. ft.--V . i ii ii . i ii 4 Z'i -- . Held un ! by four unknown Chinese with a gun in his. room at 270 pine street at a late hour last night Ah Gruehy gave up 145 and a gold ring and pin valued at ?lv. He went to the po lice station thla- morning and awore to a complaint, and John Doe .warrants were Issued for ibe robbers. ( - . 1 111 11 11 '. -' ' ji .1 ' "'. w. ; mnltad Praai tAalad Wln.il . , -. ' . . a ... . I lor Street M. HI. churohi under tha rilrM. candidates have filed petitions with, tha secretary: of state: : Waldemar Setot) of Portland,' Repub lican candidate for' district attorney in the Fourtn district; unanes f, Murpny of Baker City, Democraticv candidate for dietrtct attorney in tne i;igntn district; W. R.. Ellia, Pendleton, Republican for congress from- the Second district. , Waldemar Seton la a well known Republican politician and lawyer of Portland.. He at one time was Justice of the peace, of the east felde district and has .long taken an active part in Republican politics of the city. , It is expected that he will be able to boll a lafge vote on the east side of the .river, as be has identified himself with the improvement ciubs of that part or . SundAV mornlntr the nhnlr nf tliaTo. by an drches-tra, will repeat the Christ mas program,- selections I from the.' fa mous Messian, The choir repeats this asvBesaa j luifuvain - .' In the evening the' choir will render "By Babylon's Wave." by Gounod. ; Also Mrs. Rose Bloch-Bauer and choir will give "wnen Tnou comest. tiaflamatus) trom eiaoat mater iMOBSim; NO SLOT MACHINES IN CHICAGO SALOONS (United Press t-a-ei Wire. " ' Chicago. Jan. 24. No more will must- and slot machines be used to entertain! the city, and has bean active in work patrons of saloons in this city, From for the advancement of the interests of(.o00 grog i shops they will disappoaH that section.-,; Mr. Seton will oppose uus c. Moser. wno at present is tne only other Republican candidate for the nom ination, for district, attorney. , . POLICE FORCE HUNTS FORGER -', .f;'.'j.;...'.,. - ' maa and Willamette rivers tho fisher men securing 12 cents tot chlnooks and I eenta per pound for steelheads. , , , i - J. Grain JExchange - May ) Clpflev' ' . Winnipeg, Man., Jan. 24. The mem bers of tbe' Winnipeg grain exchange threaten to close ths exchange. They claim that legislation proposed by the farmers orranizatlon known aa tha i Gralngrowers' -. association means ' ruin eon about' 2 o'clock this afternoon - by to their, business. A bill to amend the ; us enyder at irtn and waahlngton charter of : the .exchange and restrict tho trsdtn privileges of the members in favor of the farmera was before the legislature today. , - v , All the available off leers of ths police department are. searching ' the Mallory building. Fourth .and Stark streets, this afternoon; for Frank Lowe. Lows- wis ( blood from' ths fermentstion of food I next week by order of the saloon kecp-i ers- organizations, - at the request on officials. This action Is said to bava been taken In. the hope of stopping th.i crusade being made against the Sunda saioons ny retorm.sooteties. ADVICl TO DYSPEPTICS arrested for forgery . and disappeared from the oollce station while the of. fleers were looking up bis xecord In the "rogues' gsuery- . y . juowe.waa pointed out to tirncer ixei ' In a recent number of -tha Physicians inil RnrffAnn.' ..Tniirnal. ; ther1 nnn-nr-. it very comprenensive article Dy one o L(i j.ur-miuBi. prtftuiiiiunnr.. vi iiiv noun try on defective digestion. He clalmei that too little attention is given to thl A ,V.1aW Mv. .l.m.l. .aa jim.ctviv, wiuvM, hv, "vw ciiiQij .on ous in Itself, quickly leads to very din astrous complications. In fact that th. majority: of . diseases have their orlgli in poisons that are taken up byi th rattani4 R'nlh.1 .! 'hi....... Ferf ecl-f itting (lasses f I af MeUgefa. sale for fins shoo barfalna, -1 -r - - . -Aurora Boreal is Is Pinuned. " vi ' The -Aurora 'BoreallS has -cbansed ItaS name to the Hop Growers' Reporfer and instead of being devoted strictly to local news is now publishing news of tbe principal crop ti mat section. . r ; i nr streets aa being the person who forged a check about two yeara ago. Nelson arrested bun and took biro, to the sta tion. ,.;V- jr - - - .: :.....' ;,- . . While ths officer, was ' Investigating Jjowe's record the prisoner escaped from tne station.--? He ran up Oak street to Fourth and took refuge in the Mallory building. ; The statkm-bvUise reserve turned out in pursuit of Lows and are now searching the biff building for tbe alleged forger. . 'the stomach. He gave the formula fo a mixture wnicn ne wisneo to call th. attention to its wonderful effeetlvenes in quickly restoring the stomach ' an.i bowel tract to their normal condition and the stopping of belching,--sournesf. headaches, languor, .etc., as' follow f "Two ounces Essence of , Pepsin; threat ounces Syrup - of -Ginger; one ounc ' Catandir compound. , These to be mixe well and used In doses of from one t two teaspoonfuls often each meal, als at bed time for the first few daya." A well-knowrt . local druggist wbei! asked about this formula stated that 1, is prescribed by the best physician i here, and that while harmless and pleas ant to take it is extremely, effective, t Anv aood Pharmacy : will sunnlv th Ingredients. ( . - - . . , X
