v THE OREGON DAILY : JOURNAC PORTEAN0, , FRIDAY " EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1003. "
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Tolico and City "Officials Not GirJ Prevents Bobbery of
Inclined to Take Charges Bank to Keep Sweetheart
Jfr&Kubic Files Protest in
1 Divorce .Court A gainst
Very Seriously.
Out of Trouble.
(United ITna Leased Wlr.)
Is Angeles, Feb. 18. That tha vaulta
Patrick Bruin resignation was
placed la th hands of the nolle com-.
AliWlr "MVyKHPPfl TTllS-m' ' th executive board yester- of th Hollywood National bank and th
limcnv uwiouivo I j. h. rht nrimKh and win conia I Hollywood coatofflc wer not own
Vband Used tO JUaKe JlCrlup befor' th executive board when Wednesday night and looted of thlr
t , , lit meats at 4 ociora inn uwrnuun, vunwun iiluimi -
'I'alL tn Him. I Whether charaea will ba filed agalnat money una vuumi ei entirely uu. i
i in -n.L II I.- i . riiii I the work or a. volunteer womaa ue-
r Vtw the On information furnished by the
LOSE LIS
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Fire Damp Explosion at La
Bosita, Mexico, Entombs
Two Hundred Men Oases
Betard Efforts of Rescu
ing Party.
; Believing that
" Cooked to ea
, her. lira Hatti
hn,.H win .imniv accent tho resigns- woman, three men have been arretted
tC ViVrrorSSune bU.lneeH "and and lodged In the city jail. They .r
lirnara the published statements of the Ralph alcCabe, R. H. Hall an cnanea
itory or me th- t for pUbneailon and laugh, "i- pianst
for a plat- a away with a remark that he knowt .ai7t.1ll"t
.and. Frank nothing about the difference between "itl.Vl" r?i
TV: . r .: 1 " . .si investigation. He
torn U mi cireuii ui. ivi, v. I the matter I
time the waa mad a target
(Called Pree Leased Wire.)
Sablnas, Mex., Feb. 28. (Latest)
Forty mleer wer killed outright today
Th. plin- of the Trio we're clearly nd "9 w tombe by an exploa.on
' say, ana U is iurinr i or urm nmp in in mines or in wun
kfntluaai evAablfiv ork thA fAMV HfaWlI ntn Mai n V air laHtni fl
U1 ef -mud." by b hu.band. Frank nothing about the.dlffercnc-e. Dtween -- - -
Kublo. Hr ault for dlvorc la Wng f,"!'" ., ?. ricMoVrtM of unciy The first information that th pollc Strong gaeoa are reUrdlng tha work
. ... i ill. ! " Li!."0.1.1"0"11"1 wV.,Vn -nJ had concerning the alleaed plot wa. of reacue and It la feared none of the
. eonieaieM. ana ei lu'. .-J twaTA .nrthv of no" Tueaday night, when a woman living In I imprlaoned men will be taken out alive
U expected 14 oonaum in wooie omj w..- v. a rooming-houe on Baal Finn atreei im
, befor Judga Bronaugii. I -
Th. Knhlca have a comfortable homlAv that
in iVnodiawn and a larze number oflhacoma of
women from that section have been to talk for
wmmontfl aa wimnmw. jvuuiu i not diacuHaed tne mautr wiin berv because her aweetheart had be- I M.Ticana.
ina nurgiara piana.
10
exlcan officiate are directing th res-
REFUSED
aell-knawa contraotor and h stoutly ortUmacher or Chairman T. O. Greene. co lmDllcated In
'objecta to paying ,000 to her for th h did not aeem to think the etate- oon "Pcaieo in
support of heraelf and their two chll-1 ment made by Bruin regarding city of-
dreo, a ahe aaka. the alleges a courae I riclaJa contained enough truth to war-
,ef cruel treatment extenoing over loirsnt an investigation.
"' vra of thlr married life, while he I l. dianuaalna- the matter several or
charge that ah haa a aplteful temper I flclale hav expreased aurprla that
and baa paid too many visits to the Bruin did not make charges known
'txoutv dwtora" I innv no Thev arsue that If he wished
The hot potato Incident narrated by them treated seriously he should
Mrs. Kublo took place on evening after have brouaht them ud before for in
ah had prepared their meal Mrs. Ku- vestlgatton. As the matter now stands
bio said. Bh said she was always un- I these men regard Bruin's statement aa
able to tell what mood he waa in .en aimply an expression showing a desire
n cam fioxn. nu ana uauaiij waiinu i on Uruin B ptrl to get evan iur uw
' tor him to break the ice. At last he I ins; removed a chief of the city deteo-
liroa it. an oeciarea, oy xcuuminx. tlve force.
"Damn you, I will make you speak." They aay that If he had any charges
At th same time he reached for the to make h should have brought
potatoes and let 4nem fir. Soma of them up a long time ago in order to
mem straoa ner on ine iuc uu anoui-1 carry weigni ana mat ne naa oeen
ders, she said, and others mlaaed their I aulltv of faHur to properly perform
target and plaaterdup tha walla and his duty for not doing aa Becauae
window curtains. I of this they say Bruin's statement
Appetlt Claappolnted. I should be regarded as that of any other
mi..i,nr Hflhin aaM to. ""'d she had overneara tne men uie- cuers. out very mil progreaa la Demg
Commissioner Mbin saia to- cuin th)lr -f.n at th., UcJ made. Several parties who entered were
hn did not Know wnai wo urn i . " K,.it. .a Im i a . A.....M
the reslrnatlon and declined , "I.1 Ti.. 2Cfl i.T.J WiZZ VJ,i in I". . u"
publication becauae he had formatlon conc.rninK the proposed rob- The mines employ 280 Japanese and
New ; Britain , Banker, Op- Sjchool Board In Umatilla
poses Extradition From ' 3Iust Discharge Teacher
Mexico.
(TBltad Press Uaaed Wirt.)
Ensenada, Mexico, Fabv Il-WUUans I
: All 0?er Again.
. 1 . i
(SoeelU tXspateb t Tb ioomt) .
Pendleton, On rb. Miss Zna
:;: -;: , . m; y$
F. Walkr, absconding traaurr of tbl Mettle, th school teacher who waa dls-
New Britain ' ConncUout) Bavlngs charged by tha board for dismissing th
bank, who mleappropriated $50.000 of sohool In district No. 77 to attend her
thslf llislf IfttilAn'sl nni1a a.v.aa tA ' Va. I M.4IUa Sarei si (Atw llflhlilrl sMT
..wea.w. m Mi'ua. yMB A rW WW4UUIt VUJ oy-'W T
lJJi,SJUuasi cr?en n1 1ar, County Suprlntndnt Frank K. Walla,
arguments for and against th xtra- who rulid that a board has no right to
lrA SIinW to.swur hi w,;i.V a taaAar without legal noUea.
r,iurn. ,0 N,w ?r,t.,n' . '.v , ' Uiaa Mettl may draw pay , for Urn
tJ' lXt Kst'whll. enjoyrn. h.f norc,i mid-
th extradition nattera.. Benor Ramlres I w miY ZTrZl m ' t... nAHa
demanded that th former bank cashier .-VJi.rh.Vie W aceor'dlna- to law. It
ha mntM k ( llhamfw twin Ik, mn nil I . " "
thaf Walkav tiait haaM arvaafaM nna. I Bl.
than 40 days befor b was aerved with
extradition papers, an error, th
torney held. In direct violation ol
treaty rlgnta.
Judge Cardlna took th eaa
advisement.
After Extensive legal Jock-
eying - Attorneys i Agree
Upon Twelve Hen to Hear
libel Charges gainst
Editors of Bulletin.
:Mra Koblo told of another occasion d2dTfath.MbetteV
vhen she want with her husband to at- u gotfn rtd of tn better.
HURL SPONGES
tend th wedding of his brother's sis
ter, fche said that Kublo insisted on
leaving before supper was served. Elte
wanted to stay and sample th rood
things, and becauae of her wish In this
regard, as they stood in tha street wait
ing far tha car, he struck her a heavy
blow an the Jaw. She said th spot waa
swollen for two weeks and her neigh
bors thought ahe had the toothache.
Mrs. Kublo did not Uk tha stand
until shortly befor neon, and her
story la Incomplet. She charges that
he waa habitually profane and Jealous,
that ha frequently uaed her roughly,
that alaos and euffa wer common.
and that otjc ha brok th dlahas In
AT
SUFFRAGISTS
(Coiled Press Leased Wire.)
New York, Feb. 28. Instead of re-
hl anger. Many of her neighbors In celvlng tn attention or a sympatnetio
AVoodlawn testified durlnr the morn-1 emtherlnar. several auffraaettea were
irS ffiS? l'JJVi1. bombarded with wet sponges and roll
and wifely behavior, and Several like- of broker-,, tape when they attempted to
ri.e testified that Kubic'a reputation interest Wall street In their arguments,
is pad. - . th. o-rri.a-a that drove ud In front
J!ir"ir- wa0?- V.. T.J1!LS .l""' I th stock exchange were Mrs. Berr-
said Mr. Kublo. In her opinion. Is a
nian Wells, th English suffragette
mean man ene toia ore on occa- Mu nnot Murphy and other well
Mon when her llttl boy and t ho Ku- Jn" women who are fighting for the
blc younrsur had soma trouble. She uie of woman suffrage. One of them
"aid Ruble led th boys behind the Ju, .tarted to apeag from the car-
woodpUe and - made, them fight, and , when the bombardment, directed
when ahe attempted to Interfere he
struck her three1 times In th side,
compelling her to return to tha house.
Mrs. Florence Melton, another nelgh-
1 nor, wno naa a very aecided manner
on th stand, after teatlfjlng to Ku
hle'a bad reputation, refused to give
t h nam of thoae ah had heard dis
cuss JL She said no on could com
pel her to . reveal tha names of those
' whom she had heard talk, but after
- she had been admonished by tha court
and by her attorney aha changed her
mind and furnished several names.-
Kublo Is not present In court and th
testimony tnia morning railed to reveal
hi whereabouts, but his attorneys are
on hand ana bis relatives have been
'busy gathering avldenc to be Used In
th trial. Kublo la his answer alleges
that moat of his trouble haa been
caused by hla wife's temper. He ad
mit that on aoma occasions he ha
been profane, but he says this was nec
essary to atop her abuse. He also ad
mits that he struck her on the night
they attended the wedding, but says he
Waa goaded into it by her having ac
cused him of flirting with another
woman on tha streetcar.
Alleges Powder and Kong.
i Ruble also claims that much unhappl
nes has arisen from his wife's desire
to grow more beautiful. Bhe spent too
much time at th "beauty doctor's," he
lieges.
Th Kublcs wer married In Buffalo
county, Nebraska, June 8, 18tl. They
hav two children, IS and 13 years of
age, and both parents want to keep the
children.
. Three default decree of divorce, all
on the ground of desertion, were
rranted by Judge Cleland this morning.
' Kdltb M. Seibert said that she was mar
ried to James O. Seibert in Minneap
olis In 1890, and was deserted in Seat
tle in 1904.
i Alwllda Eastman testified that she
married Watson Eastman in Carroll
ton, Missouri, In 1892, and her dream
: of happiness ended four years later,
when her husband left her.
O. A. Copeland was married to I.ola
M. Copeland In Toledo, Oregon, In 1897,
and they lived together until 1908 when,
he said, aha left him, never to return.
by a' few messenger boys, began. The
suffragettes arova away witn tneir xeei
Ings very much Injured.
SPRING H
FOR H DEPOT
E;
HISLEY RESIGNS,
BRADLEY
IS ELECTED
(Halted Press Leased Wire.)
Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 28. W. O,
Becauae the county commissioner de
clined to provide a raise in salary for
him as auperlotendent of th detention
home, W. O. Nlaley has resigned the
position to take up business for himself.
Hla reslcnation will tak effect upon
the appointment of his successor by fV'toWhUtfoato long sen
n .ha 4nvaniia ooiirt I atorlal conteat in Kentucky at i n
Mr" NYs ey became the fir.t superltv o'clock this afternoon and was de
tendent of th. home when it waa es- clared the winner over J W. C. Back
tabllshed by the late Judge Frase ham. Pn.ocrat, by a vote of U to 83.
abnut two vaara am There r uaually uraaiey win oe me eecona iwpun
f r?m 17 to 16 boi under his charge. Hcan in tha history of Kentucky to rep
and within A short tlm. th. boys will resent that state In ,th CniUd State.
be moved to the new detention nome, ....,
when it 1 xp.ct.d that th number ..wnh fl??iaS "'w-Th!
win ti, lamiv tnrraaaad aa the nrea- taken today th legislature was the
rn"omi7nmlt. KJ?- ?' wjW :. Th lrn.
Mr. Nlaley has shown peculiar ntness VJ""- " ""
for the work of looking after the boys th necwary JoU to elect hm n?ua-
and his wife, th matron of tne. nome. j -- h" Yr:
haa also taken areat interest in me - ...
work. They live with the boys, as lavor. out xaueo.
though they were father and mother.
In cm blar family.
Mr. Nlaley has received th same
salary ver aince he became euperln
tendenl, 185. His wife' has received
12& Der month as matron. Tha last
session of the legislature passed an act I
permitting tne pay or tne superintend
ent to be aa much aa 3125 and fixing
tha maximum for tha matron at 350.
Mr. Nlaley asked 3100 for hlmaelf and
350 for hla wife, and hla request waa
supported by Judge Gantenbein, who
ihtiiiiht the, fir-urea reasonable.
County Commissioner Barnes this
morning explained why the board had
refused to grant Mr. Nlaley's request
0
DEFENDS
RULE BY PEOPLE
' (Special Dispatch to The Jooraal.)
, Eugene, Or., Feb. 28. A. C. TJ. Berry,
representing Robert; Wakefield of Port
land, who has the contract for the new
Southern Paclfio depot In this city, Is
here today, looking over the grounds.
He announces that actual construction
will commence early next week. Some
of th materials have already arrived,
and some are now on the way from
Portland. An engineer Is here, to lay
off th grounds for the building and
for the track improvements to be made
at th same time the depot la erected.
Th new depot win cost Detween ao,
000 and 325,000. and will be on of the
finest on the coast. The exterior will
be of pressed brick, and the Interior
furnishings will be of tha best materials.
Together with the track improvements
and the new depot the company expects
to expend over 140,000 on the Eugene
yards this year.
William Lever Dead.
(Special Dispatch to Tb Journal.)
Lebanon, Or.. Fb. 28. William Lever
died at his home, eight miles east of
Lebanon, Wednesday of pneumonia, at
the aae of 82 years and 6 months. "He
was born on a farm within a mile of
where he died. He was a young man of
sterling qualities, respected by all. He
leaves a young wife and two small chil
dren, besides a brother, several slaters
and his father. The funeral was held
yesterday, with Interment In Providence
cemetery.
(Special Dlipateb to The Journal.)
Canby, Or., Feb. 28. A good slxed
He aaid the board waa willing to in- audience liatened to an address by W.
crease the superintendent's salary to S. U'Ren, Republican candidate for
2100. but that was as far as it was will-1 ir,,.- a,.,.. i k i v.h
ilia in k ucvaun 1111" . ,u.,j aa i , . , , . . .
mSch as is belnc raid for slmlUr posi- Wednesday night and general satlsfao
tlons elsewhere. tlon Is expressed regarding tha meas-
-we furnish a. nouaa Tor tne aunenn-I ... a l. . i ....
tendent and his wife, furnish thelroard . , . .v,. a, .
nnfl nrAv 1a a irl rl tn tin tha nouaewnra." i n iDivuuyui a.iu u,i
said Mr. Barnes. "The superintendent I primary law,
has 14 or lt little lenows in cnarge. vrv r?p. i, h. rt in
while th superintendent at the county I ' , , , "
farm has 150. yet he receives only 3100 campaign Is tha peopl versus th
per month. At the Odd Fellows' homo; money power. Th corporations, he
I am Informed, the pay of th man In declared, wer using every power at
charge Is 350. The superintendent has .. . - . ,.,' r. .
no rent or board to pay, and th salary "flT, ?n?mft "ui0. h.
he receives is realy much Urger than It P;im,ar-nd Lt Jft J?, tJl,-P?h 5
sounds. Under present conditions w ihltalf hRt..C.b 2.?Z.flTui V1a
were unable to grant Mr. Nlsley' re- H,"". nVi,."riH,tX?aHin?2
quest, for there are plenty of competent J? J mL . J1 Z Jl -1 a
men ready to take the place at the sal- Zhgt$?
nrv m-a ara wiiiinr tn ni," showed th difference between th old
ftr?.aa.r.l. wI"Ln..K-PK- system of graft and boss rule as on-
lav that ha malraa from hla nwn nnok.t POSOd tO the Present methods Of th
i- ik. i,a., ,K -h-- ,!. primary. He charged that every en
ThiM ,rn,niH ara n,Miaa,v omicimjin nu, X waa auvuvm-
to d5 the right kind of work, h says, 9uJLmm7Zl mmxi
hut thav m-a a aavara draiA nn tha nn;k' niachlne politicians were appealing to
charge,
to do t
uui inejr are a aovore own on, tne poca- -,.,, ,.f,,,u. i .v.. ,V
t of the superintendent. Ha makes no ?rhifit-t fhr2-rS2r inH
criticism- of the commissioners, saying fSS11',1,? JaZ St " hStim? l? -iin2
that he understand, the way In whicS L' SfJ .tf ,U.y'n Wld 'elUn
tney iook at tn matter, ana n says he
is not so egotistical aa to believe that Soott, Oak and Fulton.
there are not other, aa capable as he Mr. U'Ren paid hi. respect, to Har
of caring for the boys committed by vey W. Scott and declared It waa
uie juvenile court.
THOUSANDS
E
ABOUT OREGON LANDS
INQUIR
HMf ROilCE SHATTERED
Evelyn Drops'ftetense of Demotion and: Prepares to Go
'. Abroad to Remain for LifeWill Commence Suit
- -to Annul ITaiTiage to Youth.
, ' (TTnited Presf Leaald Wire.)
, New York, Feb. 28. The Thaw ro
mance is smashed. Evelyn Ne.bltt
Thaw today dropped all pretense ot
aelf-sacrlficlng devotion to Thaw in hi.
asylum and moved out of the house on
, Park avenue, where she had lived since
, the first trial.
This means that ahe will go to Eu
rope at once, it Is stated positively,
with an allowance of 816,000 a year,
sever to return, and never to aee Thaw
again. For two weeks she haa not gone
i to Mat tea wan to see him and it is
tmderntood all relation, between them
i are broken off. .
Toung Mrs. Thaw admitted that her
plans for tho future were very uncer
tain. "I had hoped that the newspaper,
would forget me," Mid she.
One of the guards at Matteawan
stated that Thaw quarreled violently
with hi. wife on the occasion of her
last visit This wa. two week, ago,
and she ha. made no attempt to visit
her husband since.
It ia reported that shortly after Mrs.
Thaw arrives In Europe proceedings
will be begun for the annulment of th
marriage. Tthe young wife making no
contest in return for the annuity pro-
viuuu n.r.
ridiculous for the editor of the Ore
gonlan to deny that he had a .contract
whereby he paid 325,000 for th 'United
states .enatorsmp and got a "lemon
Instead.
He declared that Mr. Cake was not
making an aggressive right for State
ment No. 1 and by his inactivity was
permitting the enemies of the measure
to get in tneir wont practically with
out opposition.
He declared that he was convinced
from Mr. Fulton's repeated attacks nn
The recent stringency and present da- Erea!.?ent Roov1t that he represented
presalon In the east i. not working to he" would support th Candidate
me ueuimem ot uregon s immigration l lor united states senator who is elected
movement, but is rather stimulating the to tne office Dy the( people of Oregon
results obtained therefrom Mnra nan. 'frdl?.8Jl of n .". POlitlcaf affiliations.
... ayVV i I 1 ' Man will a rra r oo n rla a. A
J" '"I"1""! uuuui noine-maiting dresses at Baiem. Portland and Pen
conaiuons in uregon toaay than ever aieton witnin tne next lew weeks and
Defore, ana there is more inquiry as to will challenge the enemies of Stat
investment opportunities.
"The volume of Inquiries on all sub
jects has Increased," said E. C. Olltner.
secretary of the Portland chamber of
commerce. "I believe we are going to
get this year even more results from
our advertising than were obtained last
year. The reason may have something
to do with the late money stringency
and present Industrial depression in the
east. Large numbers of people are writ
ing to this organization from all part,
of the country and asking for Informa
tion that Will better enable them to de
cide the question of coming to Oregon
to live."
The Portland board nf trade Is mov
ing it. equipment from the present
headquarters In the Chamber of Com
merce building to its new home on tha
first floor of the new Commercial club
building.
under an agreement Detween the sec
retaries of the respective commercial
bodies or tne city a division
work of furthering the city's interests Fourth race Aitadlce, Reoleasa,
nas Deen eitecteo. xnere is so vaat a
BIG DIVIDEND
FOR Hill
isp wmm faus
BEFORE CUPID'S BOW
(Cited rnt Leased Wire,)' f
Ban Francisco, Feb. 18. Th Jury to
try th Tvls-Oldr-Crothera libel cast
was completed today and sworn In. Th
taking of vldenc will begin nxt Tues
aay. t ,, t
Th selection of th Jury wag re
sumed this morning, with 10 man la
th box. - u
Edward F. Mohshardt, secretary ok
th board of fir Underwriters, wag tha
flrat luror examined. Ha darlara thaft.
Word ha. been rcivd from Nw n- h.d . f.xuA ohlniOB , rmT&iiMA
Tork of th announcement of th n- ,-icU nnhiiahaii tn ih. nnii.tia ' ua
gagement of Ml. Oretchen Hoyt to waa challenged by th defense and x
ty.MM T..M r.K tt Tnrtlan1. Tha I OUaed.
ZZt .hw, . iVnouncid bi . "WBM Livingston, manager of thJ
engagement, which wag announced oy n--,. Raveraibu window enmnanv. a-t
th bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I mltted having a prejudice against th
tienrr .veeae iioti. eraiiw m ii u. va-1 Dinar ana statea tnat ir no avin.nra
Caltd Praia Leaaed Wire.) I cltamant there where Miss Koyt haa war Introduced bv tha dafanaa hla
w va,it r.h t aa aiii.ta4 vaa-1 bn Dromlnont in society slno her t prejudice mlrht remain. Ha was ehal
t.rH.v K Vh- iLl.awl r,..a an a.tra db.Ut lW. H., ,'"d.by th dfn. but It WSS dlS I
- ' air. uoroeil is on or in most prumi- .uowea.
dividend of 71 per cent on preferred nent young men In Portland business Patrick Connolly, a watchman, sua
stock was declared by th Oregon Rail- and social circles. H In the ldst son cesafully answered th questions rro-
road Navigation company. This calls of Mre. Helen Ladd Corbtt and a pounded by both sides, temporarily fill,
for a disbursement of I8.3t0.000. Ther grandson of th lata Senator Henry W. Ing th box.
I a total of 111,000,000 preferred stock, Corbett H Is a Harvard graduate of Th defense peremptorily challenged
of which th Union Paclfio and It. aux- 10J. where he wa prominent In ath- Juror Livingston, and th nam of Ur
lllarl own I10,J,I0. Th latter alsolieno circles, in ousineaa ciroi nm i.imta tievy was arawn rrom tn box.
own practically all of the .114,000,000 anown aa in presiaent oi i rwru.nu
common stocg or tn roao.
ROBBER SHOT
BY BARTEHOER
(Ualtad Prea Leased Wire.)
Valleja Junction, Cal., Feb. 18.
While choking a woman In an attempt
to rob her, Tony Orlno waa shot and
tn.tantly killed at 9 o'clock thl. morn-
Hotel company, a director of th First
National bank and on of th most ea
tan.lv property-holder. In Oregon. He
was on of th directors of th Lewi
and Clark exposition. Besides holding
extensive property interests in fort
land, he haa large stock ranches In
Harney county and own the valuable
old Whit House sit on the Riverside I
drive. He I on of th heirs of the
Senator Corbett estate.
Mr. Corbett Is at present In New
Tork, staying at tha Harvard club.
LUMBERMEN MUTUAL
SOCIETY IN SESSION
AD
ROB
0
MURDERED HE
Mr. Margaret E. Stratton, who waa
In attendance upon Mr. Oeofgf T.
Myer. for two week, before her death,
wa. th only witness called befor
Judge Webster In th county court
thl. morning In th conte.t begun by
Mrs. Oeorgla France. Steven, to break
George T.
(Tatted Press Leased wire.)
Tacoma. Feb. IS. Th big lumber
lng by Felipo Montesano, bartender In mn-. conVentlon her thl. morning waa the will of her father.
a saloon at Valona, near her. Th Averted to th annual meeting of th Myers. She was th first witness fo
m aavuj wvms v a vhu va a wauas i . . . . . i a t . - . a.s
abov tha barroom. Orlno entered th Lumbermen'. Mutual .ociety. wnicn j contestant yeorge t. wyer. jr.. i
nlaca and dam&nded money from tha I an Inanranca arranlcatlon taklna In re- " u ma ittinvr, naving own h
woman. She commenced to .cream and tall dealer, and yards. J ...wltn".M . for proponents!
to alienee Her Urlno grabbed her by thai President F. H. Hill lard of Bpokani
throat submitted hU report showing the organ
aiontexano, nowever, naa neara ner last ion to b in line shape financially.
Mrs. Satratton'a testimony waa de
signed to show that Mrs. Stevens had
cries, and rushing upstairs from th Following th business session ad- rlhnjn i .h . Jtn-VT.. n5aM-r
barroom, called to Ortno to surrender dresses were made by aecretarlea of the 'aBnr. a"5 her A rin,rh "obJ":
and claims that Instead Orlno turned visiting lumbermen's associations. fw J.vP.,I .h J.I. m.Iu p'.-'
on him and attempted to draw a revol- The Paclfio Coast Lumber Manufae- i".at .ty?ra Jnou.fht .h,"ljr ? , Rob ?
ver. Montexano fired three shot. In turer.' sssoclatlon held a confexence ""1 "J11" ""1" l" "ln V1 P;' "."T
nuici lucceii on. iiiinr (rinn inarianr. i . MAMinw mt tha
' . . " , , . - 1 UUI IIW IUUI ' V ' V
ly, on Duuet entering tne orain just and steps wer taken to assist in th RhV-" h"i ","1a.. "m." wira .
over th right eye, Montexano sur- entertainment of th retail dealer. In ?.0H1",01TMha0d waaapHK-'it
rendered to Constable Fox and wa. the city .J aI? ,0Ahav described It. '
lodaed In the county tail at Martlnaa. V,t.u a v.i Mrs. Stratton's testimony wa. d
not always himself. She explained that
The woman corroborates the story ha r0yally by th city and th lumbermen.
iciia! w av tm viuwnwiw viibl un ftiii I a tha hAta haaflmiavta aa main
IlUk WW AU mill Mil U I UOI ,
OLD PROBLEM UP TO
talned by all the manufacturers' asso- Sff,!." "ul IT ta b. t.
elation- whore cigar, and badge, w 2115 hta wlf h(? lf
dl.tHbuled lavl.hly. ."a . ,wlf!:.,'!a i"'.
OREGON DELEGATION RAILROAD MAGNATE
IS FINED BY COURT
Cleeton'g Rejection Finds Them In
Mood to Reach Agreement,
bat Nothing Doing. .
aya himself. She expli
she meant by this that he sometime,
drank and thic increased hi. Irritable
entle and
but he
seemed not to realise her condition
when ah was sick and did many things
to annoy her. Mrs. Myers wan the bead
of the household, said tha witness, and
Myers'wouid Insist upon carrying to her
every detail or Dullness, in tne sam
way as when she waa welt For thl.
.. a . w . I CaBUII, .U1U LI1P W J LI1C"B. ail 1111 I W-
IifJL tSLJI-lTJ! Py buoinew and wa. unabl. to .tay at
home.
Mr. Stratton said that Myer. and hla
wire employed Dr. Kobln.on to wait on
her, and Mra. Stevena had nothlna to
do with hie employment. When Kob
lnson first came to Portland Myer
Cullen. superintendent of the Salt Lake
railroad, pleaded guilty to a misde
meanor charge of violating the ordi
nance providing for a guard at the
gat of th Macy street crossing of
uie roaa.
(ta.ablngtott Barcia of The Journal.)
Washington. U. u.. jreo. zs. Cleeton a I t,,, vniii,v.,. i.a vim .irn """ nri ciuuo i ruriuuiu myora
final rejection for district attorney com- i i-.ii 'AVV' "' introduced him as on of tb bralnlaat
pels the Oreaon deleeation to maki mt.- u. to.h- men ho had ever known.
. . lii.uimn ,rai manazer or ma roaa. wu ii
After the death of Mra. Myers, aaid
today made no move towards arrana- ,..JaI,. Zi.lV'. "If- the witness. Myers cam to her offio
it- n..ii. Tk. w. a . t. I y V" "-" anil an d Rnh nnn had mnrdiM hla
nothing to . a?' regarding" probable Btrr(t lMl W would pace fh floorVteM h
tlon, but will try to reach an agr- !T lZh the 1 commainl. wi?I nalr and ra about "ka it.d,
ment,
STARVING WOMAN IS
FOUND AT BAY CITY
ment No. 1 to meet him In open debate.
AT EMERYVILLE
TRACK TODAY
MRS. M'KINLEY HEARS JUDGE
. . PASS SENTENCE ON HUSBAND
Maria War McKlnley, deserted by
Horac McKlnley when he left for the
orient two years ago In company with
"Little Egypt, a dancer, and who was
reunited with her husband upon hi. ar
rival in San Francisco two weeks ago,
heard tha sentence pronounced upon the
prisoner In th United States district
court this morning.
Rut Mra McKlnley was not in th
courtroom at the time. Instead ah
waa In an ant room which leads from
the courtroom to th office of the clerk
if xUi JL'&ud States court, at Caw
was only partly closed and owing to
this fact Mra McKlnley was able to
near the fate of her husband announced
thf at J aame tlme evade the gaze of
A .,n Judge Wolverton had sen
th ei 1'" wtre Joined nlm Ir
shllH2IU La' she called on Mar
mt. i C'";?' jepPorary arrange-
(ITnlted Press Leaatd Wire.)
San Francisco, Feb. 28. Today's
Emeryville scratches
First race Furze.
Second race Roulon, Ed. Ormonde,
tsernara k.
Thlrd race Rav Carlo. I Told Tou.
ui mo contotoc, uiue cyem.
Fifth mm Pantafn Ttuah.
bulk of work necessary In promoting Sixth race Oargantua, Cigar Lighter,
iiia vanea uiujcuib mm arts nurmnK i KurxiL
for the city's welfare that It requires First race, six and a half furlona..
the entire time and attention of the ac- three-year-old. and up Mendon. 109,
active lorces oi menu uniiuimuuns. u to l, lt to l, 6 to I, won; Belmere.
Hundreds of easterners are dally 109, 2 to 5. 2 to -7, second; John H.,
writins lu ruiimuu onu aaaiiiK xur kcii- i m to i. inira. T m.
eral Information and. also for specific Second race, three and a half furlongs.
facts applying to individual cases, and selling, 2-year-olds Carrie Thatcher
tnere are many letters to write in re- (103), lo to 1, 4 to 1,11 to 5, won: Mln
ply. The city's harbor, railway, navi- nla Bright (99), to 6, 3 to 6, second:
gatlon and immigration interests re- Charles W. Hodges 107) 5 to 2, third;
UU11D Cfc R'J ev.nvu . va ttvia ij VI I IJIO ,
11CIU1B ttllU UtllllllllLkCfJB VI LUB VUIUIUBI-
Clai-orBaniwiuuns. . fiT IflTrnriD T TV fi TTT1
xne city s internal airairs ar aiso lxAllii.JllXl.D XJLtaAxliLi
vast ana vanea in tneir demands upon
the time of these organization. Tnat
the various bodies engaged in this work
may not conflict and lose effectiveness.
it is
FOR STATEMENT NO. 1
s understood tnat each will direct
its energies along distinctive lines.
frtend was Jul1 i.mtchL A woman
soon aftrV.itl,..h? t the. time and
soon arterwrdith two Uft th build-
OIL PIPE LINE TO
GOLD IELD MINES $rni! hJr tZlZ Iffig&TS?
(Special Dlspsteh to Th Jonrnal.)
Oregon City, Feb. 28. X Clackamas
county league of Statement No. 1 clubs
Is to be formed. Locals will be estab
lished in ail precincts, beginning Mon
interest of th movement.
Custofns Launch Needed.
Local uatoro ' house official, ar
(United Press Leaaed Wire.
Carson, Nev., Feb. 28. Treasurer
Browa of Mono county, California, who
is now in this city, announced today pleased today because of the senate hav
that a Los Angeies nanic has agreed to ing passed Senator Fulton's bill appro
finance a pipe Una from Mono lake to prT.tingr 33.000 for a launch for the use
Goldfleld to, carry oil from the new of the department here. A launch ha.
fields there to tm southern mining been wanted a long time and it Is hoped
country. The sum of 8750,000 is necea- that It will be secured soon, now that
aary to carry th chttaa to completion, the appropriation haa been assured v
(United Prena Leased Wire.)
San Francisco. Feb. 28. Mrs. Charles
Simon of 847 Prospect avenue, col
lapsed tnis morning on a car at Bix
filed aa a result fit tha flnrilnaa f
the coroner's Jury. I Noted Woman Dead.
(United Press Leaaed Wire.) 1
AMERICAN CAR ON cir.
WAY TO WEST COAST iUK SLYsX
a severe coia, wnicn developed into I
pneumonia, a few days ago, ah had!
been enjoying good health. Her father,
(Halted Press Leawd Wire.)
Chicago, Feb. "-rjha American i car, Oeorg Leonard, fought under George
taanth atiH Kflaalnn atraata frnm I"T. .... i.iT . m.in ,w, J " n miuinwu
haiiatlnn Ilia tn lnftlr rtf tttA I ... . im.. . . . . i , 1 ,
From -her clothing dropped a notai. 7 .it" fcnon wha'n ' thai PTf!T7T?.V'S TlTPWYmPfl
rin, that aha InTanaa' " ..-.. T1 " ' "- iViJJi vuuiVXVUW
I .V ov i L . .7 I leave,
auiciuo. duo QAuiaiuea ner lauure to 00
o by saying that she was overcome
witn excitement at tne thought of tak'
ing her own life.
NEW BUNCH OF
BLUSHING ONES
SENATORS TO HELP
PHILIPPINE SHIPPERS
(United Press Leased Wire.)
KNEW OF CONDITIONS!
(United PreM LMd Wirt.) I
XTaw VaK 6 Tha I
vcai duiii nvT mi vis. o a iiwiw r
Jury, which yesterday returned six ln-f
dlctment. against T. B. Rickey, formers
president of the Stat Bank & Trust?
Washington. Feb. 28 The senate company, on charge, of embeszlement,
committee on tha Philippine, today today resumed the investigation of th
miui laiuiEuio iciiuu vii uo iouiuviiik i panK . arfaira
J. Fred Wilkin, and J. C. Bryant an- of restrictions placed by the coastwise
nounced themselves as candidates for J laws of the United States upon Phil-
tha Republican nomination for tha la. PP snipping.
islatur today. Both men are in favor
of Statement No. 1.
Mr. Bryant In hi. platform says: "1
will support the principles of the Re
publican party as set forth In the
Kooseveit policies ana i win tn tha haat
of my ability perform the duties at m
office in the Interest of all the people all I house announced today that they will
the time. I will defend the direct prl-1 put tha public buildings bill through
mary nominating election law an A tha this session. The passage of this mean- i ,i... i.v.
principles Involved In the Initiative and ur would mean that all section, of the gjZ hasaooeared In the person of H.C.?
referendum law and In Statement No. 1." country will get free building at gov- McAll"t? s tra
Jm.V r. tha hTit .U Vi. ' of Allen ft lewls. Mr. McAllister ls
?holCrforhUnnaed0Stater.entorPSOI,le " Lr A CQTW MTXTPT? A T ?oMmn?T$ hirlend. ar.U7cv
John Rrown of Rncicwnni .ia 11- I CJ i A SSI V Y M1NKK.AL appointment, and his friends are acUyS
nis jniennon oi oecoming a candidate
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
BILL GOING TO PASS
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Washington, Feb. 28. Leaders of th
The jurors have learned, it Is said. I
that the directors authorised Rickey:
to so to San Francisco last October to I
secure funds for th bank, and that theyi
all knew tha condition, of tho Institution
at that time. Rickey Tnay be tried early i
next week. j
NEW CANDIDATE FOR i
STATE FISH WARDEN
for nomination for Republican nnnntv
central committeeman. The following
Democrats filed announcement of their
candidacy for county central committee
men: . John Van Zante, precinct 79;
Frank Lee. 48: D. M. Donauah. 42: 3 a
Meyburn, 47; John M. Payne, 65; Her
man Qulnn, 71.
FARMER STRUCK BY
In urging the state authorities that hk
LANDS IN MONTANA oe arDutsV'u,on now heia M
n (TTnited Press Leased Wire.)
Washington. Feb. 28. The senate to
day agreed to a resolution directing the
secretary oi tne interior to report in
detail tho progress made In classifying
mineral lands in Montana and Idaho
under too recent act.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC NOONDAY BURGLARY
AT THE DALLES
(Special Dlipateb to Th Journal.)
John Wageman of Hillsdale waa
struck by a locomotive on Fourth street
between Oak and Stark streets at 1-irt
o'clock this afternoon 1 while driving : The Dalles, Or Feb. 28. Harry Nlch-
auiuaa iiio u.u hi uuggy. wageman oia waa exam in ea Derore justice uouthit
was thrown out of the buggy but not today and bound over to the circuit
seriously Injured. The engineer stopped court under 31.000 bond, charged with
tne online lust In time to aava tha mm ih, nttin f n a
ha-at. kl. h.l 1 .1 I "'V .V." ""y
k. .i.l .J1. i.j ."T." acru.a aentist. Tne tnier tooa money ana gold
Vit T!iaHe8lnlLna2 i jMwked finings. Fillings wer found in Nichols
off before the horse could ba takan un. I K......in ...i.j n.
The hors wa. frightened but not badfy I waV employed at Shro here.'
nurt, -1 . .. Th. hnrff-larv anil .-laroonv van mm.
mittea yeateraay aurina tna noon hour.
Some time ago tha office of another
dentist. Dr. Ollnger; was entered..
Jordan Favors Rugby Game.
' David Starr Jordan, president of
Stanford university, has written an ex-
STANFORD SEQUOIA
CENSURES STUDENTS
(United Pres. Leaaad Wlre.t
Btanrora university, cal Feb 28. tended article on Rugby football as
akliL" ; nuraoay, in i piayaa at Stanford university and Unl
fair, committee wer attacked, th Stan
ford sequoia appeared today with an
editorial praising the members of the
committee, It also concemns tha stu-
dent, who sent broadcast untjru storlea
about th drinking question. . . ,
Versity of California. , He cites the
origin of the American college game,
tracing It back to th old English gam
of Rugby. Jordan's article is aottremely
Interesting. although it will nmhihi
not be received with favor bv lovers ef f
the modrnlxd American game. ' '
l)pt ChorUor Mom
IIVU VI1VVUW1 ilfVII
Float the red checken from
. your checker-board in a bowl
or water and you will know
why blood b red. Blood has
millions and millions of little
red wheels floating in a clear
fluid. The professor calls them
" red corpuscles Well,, r
Scott's Emulsion
makes red corpuscles.. These
little red wheels grow in the '
bone marrow. SCOTT 5
EMULSION contains power
which feeds and puts new t'fe , -into
the bone marrow of pale
AnDra.d.t.1 BOo. aad 11.00. 1