THE - OREGON' DAILY 4 JOURNAU PORTLAND. -WEDNESDAY EVENING, - MARCH- I, 10031
Parents of Children Storm Morgue Build
ing and Almost Overpower the Police.
Doors Opened Inward as in Iroquois
, Theatre, Chicago Janitor's Statement.
WITNESS GHIIR ROSE STEIFJ
ID NK IN II ""t L
III UHUUIII
SEEK' RETURN OF
inO AMERICA
IT IS TRUE
Miss SnurrcH's Attorney
Tries Hard to $ave Her
Prom Sharp' Point.
vre t rsd a ths Bono how J
la the Slssb,
The saying that humors accumulated
in the winter will break out In the
print ! m true as the excellent adage
Believed Assassin's Sweet
heart Has Divulged the
Late Afternoon Dispatches.
i ((Jetted ITew Leaaea Wire.)
Cleveland. March 4. Made with grief
a mob of relatives of the victims of the
North Colllnwood echool Are of thla
morning If storming the Lake Shore
morgue, where 146 children's bodies are
- lying. It Is feared that the grief-
Stricken people will break down the
doors Of the building and take the re
frains out by force. The Colllnwood
police when they found they were un
able to cope with the situation, sent
an appeal to the chief at Cleveland for
aid.
At 1:15 o'clock this afternoon 141 lit
tle bodies had been recovered ' and many
more could be seen In the ruins of the
echool. It Is believed that the total
number of dead wUl exceed the coro
ner's estimate of 170.
Great crowds of weeping parents and
relatives bgan to gather about the
morrue as eoon as the first body was
carried Inside. When they learned that
: they would be excluded for the present
tne grier-stnoaen people oecaine an
angry mob. The police were threatened
with violence and threats made to break
down the doors. The Colllnwood chief
mads a desperate attempt to control the
situation, but was finally forced to send
to Cleveland.. A local squad was rushed
to tbo scene, but danger of a disturb
ance la not past.
Anna Morgan, assistant principal, was
In the office on the second floor when
the alarm rang. Shetald: i
"I ran into the hall. The children
were marching In order and the teach
ers were beside them. They thought
It a fire drill. The vantuurJ reached
tne nrst floor and saw the flumes. They
screamed, broke ranks and ran forward
to tne door. The door would not open
and all rushed toward the roar door.
The door opening Inward, the cm
prevented Its opening. Some were
crushed to death and some suffocated
Three of the four children of Janitor
Frits Herter are dead. He Is almos
erased with horror. He said:
"1 was sweeping the basement and
saw the smoke. Then I pulled the fire
alarm and ran to the front and rear
doors to opeiv them. I can t remember
what happened. I saw the children fall
noma to the resr and some to the front
door. I saw my Helen, aged It, among
them. I tried to pull her out. but the
names drove me duck, i naa to leave
the girl to die."
faruai list or dead:
WUl Westbsrth. 7 years; Edna Thel
ner. 13 years: Hugh Mcllrath. 10 yearn
Bernard Schubert, 9 years; Eddie kehle,
11; Thomas Thompson. 8; Harry Sang-
erson, 11; Anna Koth, lz; Kddla Koa
took, 11; Mary Kldgeway, 10; Martha
Herter, 10; Walter Herter, 12; Helen
Herter, I; Gertrude Davis. 11; Kmlle
Rostock. 8: Katherlne Weller. a teach
er; Harry Slngleman, 10; Lucy Single-
man. 8; Mable Slgler, 10; Iwn Hush,
12; Irene Davis, 14; Angellne Zupan, 11;
Edward Meyer, 6: Frank Wledman. 6;
John Wledman, id: Lillian Ron took, 6;
two girls named Bushman; two boys
nMned Kelly; two girls named Wood
myer, and a boy named Schaefer.
Mlas Bessie Spurrell spent sn unwlll
ngand uncomfortable half hour on the
witness stand In the county court yes
terday sfternoon. She had been cited
to answer queatlons concerning what
he had done with 11,260 which aha re
ceived from her fattier, William rl
SDuriell. her mother having made affl
davit that she was left destitute by the
act of the daughter in persuading the
msDand anu ramer, nerore nis ueatn,
o sell his farm and give the proceeds
to her.
Miss Spurrell's attorney endeavored
to save hla client from the witness
stand ordeal by tiling on affidavit to
I. a (tial tit.. ..nolira . . a rv. it n A (,
and haa possession of all that she has ,h sssassln who was killed while try
not spent. Finally she was required to I Ing to murder Chief of Police ShlDov.
Ambassador White at Paris )hmL""t br,d ln to on' wm ,hw
Will JUake Formal De
mand for Extradition.
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(United Tress Leased Wire.)
WftKtn-4An ...V. A nr . . .
lNameS Of 31en WllO Plot- Jy cabled Ambassador
.... . ... I a -ni.lllit n K v I
X y. I 1st BAAIiaaJ .. j- ' . 1 U - . I ak .1.-1
. ess ewwavvu ux iiiurueriiiK x funrsrn m unrii siimi.isiisui.ijr v. i ii vn sk uiainnmi
At ChlCajTO. Carklna at Newlngton, New Hampshire, district, and regard Hood's as a Ufs
' i itvi VTsaag uj Liu y mi iiv nisi wita liiania . s-ia Tif s..r n xr r
sister. The woman declares aha knt eymour' lna-
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threatened her with daih it u rl Onri's: anrAltnnri 1 lfl
of hie erinm : 1 " -" " I
It Is understood Uhat Roy wUl stand I In usual liquid form or In chocolated
Xt Is Usually Tras that the best mad
1 lclne for these humors and all blood lm
niirttt.. mnA run Anmrn nnitltlAna v1 V
system Is Hoofs Sarsaparllla. Take Portland and flrillfnninnh
this great medlolne this spring, and be-1 r ...
gin Uklng It today. UUSUICSS 'JJien, BICK 01
Blood lirinr ''I hav taken Hood's
King Eule, Determined to
Brcakvthe Hodson-Bailey-Bcach
Combine.
(Palled Press Leased Wire.)
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COMES TO
r PORTLAND TO ENJOY BRIEF REST
B(ea Franklin Is at the Oregon hotel.
Ben aellg silk. He knows nothing about
electricity. Ho lives In -Oakland, Cali
fornia. . Ben, the traveler, is quite a
philosopher, however. At the Hotel
Portland there la a telegram tor Hen
Franklin.
But Bea Franklin wasn't the only man
in town today bearing the name of some
blstorlo notable. Just for instance, An
drew Jackson, accompanied by his fam
ily, la at the Imperial. Andrew Is a
member of the lightship crew off the
Columbia river. For weeks he haa one
of the lonesomest jobs ln the world.
Then ha haa a few weeks' shore leave.
Now and then be comes to Portland to
see what la going on ln the world.
' Nathaniel Bacon (no relation to Na
thaniel Bacon who started a reform
movement ln Virginia In 1670, because
he thought the government under Gov
ernor Berkeley was not being conducted
as It should be) of St. Louis la at the
Oregon. Right under Bacon's name on
the register Is the signature of I) J.
Fry of Salem. And the next one regis
tered Is O. P. Rose of Denver.
Several other rather unusual rlames
were on the hotel registers today. R.
Crofoot of Kelso, Washington, Is at the
Imperial. 8. E. Coon of Newman, Cali
fornia Is a guest at the Perkins; W. P.
Rye of New York is at the same place.
L. B. LaFollette of Prinevtlle, a dis
tant relative of the senator from Wis
consin, a presidential possibility, Is an
other Perkins guest.
take the stand, but she freuuently I ... ., v. ... ... . '
flared out In resentment over ques- u " " "rguy.
tlona that were usldvl concerning liow
she had snent the nionev
It develooed that her mother lived
apart from her father during the latter
months or his lire, lie sent ror ilessie.
nd she went to live with him on the
farm, in Clarke county, Washington.
. . i . 1. 1 . it . . .
ono careu 1 VI It I III uinu u. urnui. j i ttvnttrAJ . . 7. " - :
month or so before he died he sold the TV',. '"7 . ..." """""u
nice. The Conference
Police Schuettler. five
She was given the "third degrde." and
It Is believed divulged the names of I
the conspirators who plotted against
the Chief. The nnlloa rfu. in iivl
K . 1. - . W ... ... . I
wiiciuar Liirv learnaa tnvin rrnrn
the girl.
Definite plans to rid Chicago of
DUHBAR RECORDS CAKETURNS DOWN
WILL BE PROBED U'REN'S SHE
pla and Indorsed the check to his rhif Hhi".
daughter. Sh Hays he told her to use i,nbeini attended
the money as she liked, and she says i7.,nVhi? S
that all of It is now spent, except about .iZL,L
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Business men of Portland and of
efforts
of the Hodson-Balley-Beach combina
tion to gain control of ths politics ot
the county for the use and maniDulatlon
of ' ths Interests of' ths- machine, ars
planning to put an Independent stats and
county ticket In the field after the pri
maries, should It come In nana rhnr (Sa
Hodaon element Is successful In the prl-
ill April.
Already the movement has rained
much headway and nlans are belnv
formulated contingent upon ths suo-
I MAas mm .11.. i . . . . 1 .
W. a TJ'Ren of Oregon City, who has CTKuvV '"","' wi" 2D ?
Salem. Or.. March 4. The suit of the come out ss a candidate for the United for ths primary battle.
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She said she invested 1700 of the .l?.an? Tr",, aLv2: ni l 6een lual,y collected by Frank Dun- form ln opposition to H. M
money witn oo or her own in uuying t( Md Immigration Inwctor SeVT?.ar' Tn,en "ecretary of state, was con- to quit the battle a& a
real estate, nut he later sold the nlace V.' u imiuiii.nua xumt-iur Ee- inaa i n.Ha n. n.i.1.
tnr.tl fiftft Thnt fnnr month. n . rapnic. I ""-T 1 .'T.. .1.- made SUCh 0. prOpOS
dLn -Ka -ilfa.-SJS COMRADES ASK CHIEF ! S'kt MB S
Judge Webster did not permit the
witness to be questioned concerning the
charnes of undulv Influencing her
father to give her the money, the in
quiry being confined to what ln law la
termed th discovery or tne property.
The intention of Infirmity of Spurrell s
mind and Improper Influence may.be
raised ln a ault ngalnat Miss B purr ell
o recover tho 11,260. This suit Admin
lstrator Olson of tho Spurrell estate is
threatening to bring, alleging that the
money from the sale of the farm be-
onged to the estate, and that she
houlu account to her mother for It
CAUGHT THIEF IN ACT
J)f nifiG CLOTHES
Captain 1l. B. Haxen, who resldss at
110 Gibbs street, engaged ln a personal
encounter with a clothesline thief ln his
back yard shortly after 7 o'clock last
; evening, and although the thief escaped
he probably carries a mark to remind
1 him of his nocturnal visit. Captain
. JlaaeaAlsoovered iha thtef ln .the art of
Uklng iethes from the line, and
promptly knocked him down.- The thief
' was ague, nowever, ana oeiore a seconu
blow could be landed the man Jumped
' to his xeet ana maae nis escape.
In reporting the matter to the police
the captain gave a description of the
thief, and added the Information that If
caught the man would be found to bear
a mark on ths left cheek where the
blow that knocked him down hod landed.
HUGE TIMBER TRACT
LEASED FOR PASTURE
(Special Dispatch to. Tit Journal.)
' Klamath Falls, Or.. March 4. J. F.
Kimball, timber cruiser for the Wever.
haeqser Lumber company ln this region,
lias just closed a deal with J. D. Elder
of Lake county for the leasing of 63,400
acres of timbered erazlno- lands. This
is the largest tract ever leased to one
man in tms section. Mr. jider win pay
4 cents per acre the first year with the
privilege of extension for another year
at 4 cents. He owns 27,000 bead of
sheep that are now on the desert. He
expects to drive them to this Immense
range aoout April I.
t i ii mm in
A healthv man la a klnr in his own
right; an unhealthy man Is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up
souna neaitn Keeps you well.
VEHICLE TAX WILL
REDUCE
REVENUES
Deputies ln the city auditor's office
have figured out that the new vehicle
tax ordinance will be the means of los
ing about 12,500 a year to the city In
the way of revenue. Last year the tax
gathered from vehicles assessed for
revenue amounted to tl 3.300 and accortl-
Ijg.lo figures .compiled on aa. available
data It has been estimated the receipts
this year will be about 110,880.
In connection with the vehicle tax
ordinance there Is another ordinance
somewhat similar which provides an in
come to the city of about $20,000 a
year. This is the measure tax lna vari
ous occupations such as hawkers, ped
dlers and other occupations.
CENTENARY CHURCH
READY FOR LEXT
March is the month
when a new pair of
waterproof shoes may
I be the very thing to
7; save, you from' the
doctor.;
,; ;A pound of preven
tion is worth a ton of
medicine.
CLOTHING CO
CttsKiihnProp' . .
166-163 THIRD ST.
The Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church Is preparing to observe the Len
ten season, beginning next Sunday. Dr.
Wilson has aeeured Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Drake to conduct the music. They
Will organise a chorus choir and secure
special soloists for each evening.
A series of five cottage prayer meet
ings will be held-Friday evening In dlf
rerent centers oi tne east slue.
residences have been districted
REVOLT IN SLATE
ON EAST SIDE
Machine politicians are not to have
It all their own way on the east side
of the river, according to the story
which drifts over from that section.
The east side has several candidates
for office, among them being Waldemar
Seton, candidate for district attorney,
A. G. Rushlight for assessor, F. L. Ol
son for justice of the peace, Charles
Mautz for constable and, according to
rumor. Dan Kellaher for the state sen
ate. These men, according to the story.
have banded together as a nucleus of
opposition to the Hodson-Balley-Beach
leaders and Intend to make a strenu
ous fight ncalnst the slate that is be
ing prepared by that combination.
Willie us yet there has not been much
talk of other candidates for the legis
lature than those running under the
Hodson banner, It Is certain that can
didates will come out to seek nomina
tion of the Republican party. Out of
these ;t is expected that uhlted opposi
tion will come to the machine candi
dates who are already lined up on the
slate.
The east side registration Is larger
man that or the west slue and expe
rience has taught that the east side
vote is harder to corral and handle
that that of the west side. That dis
trict therefore is the controlling factor
lu the ooming election, both at the
primaries and at the June election, and
any opposition which can make head
way there will be a serious menace to
any measure or man up for the suf
frage ef the prott- of the cothity.
The small group of opponents to the
machine is looked upon with, some ap-
firehenslon therefore by tile Hodson
eaderjg, a.id extra clans are being form
ulated to overcome the adverse pull.
PRISONER PULLS
GUN ON OFFICERS
Oscar Johnson, who was arrested at
fhlrd and Ash streets this afternoon
by Mayor Busso, As
'nitre Arhnettlpr flva
police Inspectors, Corporation Counsel state to recover fees alleged to have States senate on a Statement No. ljilat- Husinafce men of the cltr, many of
Cake wants I o .r. noaaon, or ueacn
candidate and elusion that It would not l.a tar the
sttlon to Mr. best interests of Multnomah county to
however, has da- send the machine slate to the leglsla-
scheme and ac- lur next January. These men are not
IT. in favor of a return to the Old-time
inmrm nniTMi tiVitttit nvr i;hn.;Vn .U ';,T.. . xesieraay afternoon Mr. U'Ren ad- P"imcoj conaiuons sna do not want. to
ADUU 1 nil TAl JJJlUli attorney aot rui n 1tter to Mr- Calt ln which fee tne united Btstes senatorial battle
ihl?LEnttu!mn Mentions that he had read Mr. Utohck. onto the floor, of tha join
A committee from the Rnnnlah-Amr.
lean War Veterans association, com
posed of Comrades Salisbury, McCord,
Lynch, Turner and Dietrich, called to
see Chief Urltxmacher yeeterday after
noon ana inquired as to the treatment,
standing, etc., of the 15 veterans of the
Spanish-American war who are mem
bers of Portland's police department.
After being assured by the chief that
their comrades In arms were given
every reasonable consideration and were
the especial oblects of rare bv the head
of the department. Inquiry was made as
to why ex-I'ollce Captain Bruin was
transferred from the detective bureau
to the command of the second night re
lief. This question Chief Urltxmacher
refused to answer ln detail, but said
that the change was made for the good
of the service, and that he regarded the
Incident as department business only.
A. J. Salisbury acted as spokesman for
the committee.
tliH r... ,.r,lu nt ti.u n,,,,i,-- muiiiioiiea mat ne naa react Mr. un.a. vmu mo uuur ui ma joint
t on Into Mtirt . and m- r4twral5 Frt'" P" with a good deal of In- assembly. M u used to be under tho
ln nrov?nsM i,e c"ne(1 th memory Mr. of machine dominion ln the state.
feeJrwViiw-n ft? that ; back. to a conversation held some Tired of Machine.
.f State Benson testified iyeen them that u wKf i''kSh Tne "Uustlon has been ct
ndum that 12.084 commie- Mcees. nf W. 2 n ' S,' nere ln ritand and it has t
ued ln one year, for which vY,? h L? L m.ent No- 1 t0 dl ctdol by a nucleus of the bust
!Cted fees and Chief Clerk dldafjss
voie oeiween two or more can- tereats of the city to make a
from men
slons were Iks
the state col lee
Koser testified that all fees collected
were turned over to Dunbar.
Tired of Machine.
The situation has been canvassed
has been do-
ness In-
diddles. Msrwia oi ins city to maae a unttea
Mr. U'Ren then amies that It wnnl.1 t. -,.r" t nwwp-onn,.
be better tr anm. .trnV. Wr,..iA kI Dt'cn siaio wnen u comes up ror con
P ?'r" ome trnf man could be Nideration at the Drlmarlea. if It la lm.
FIRE HORSES RUN
INTO WINDOW TANE
An accident that almost resulted fa
tally occurred yesterday afternoon
when the three big horses attached to
engine No. 1 dashed at full speed Into
the plate glass window of the store of
Michel & Stiller, at Fourth and Alder
streets, i lie team was being driven at
a gallop ln response to an alarm of
fire, and ln turning the corner the hind
wneeia oi the engine caught In the rails
of the car track. The engine "skidded"
so as to swing the team half way about.
mo jr mrowing tne driver, John
Lenox, from his seat. The anaed at
which the team was going forced the
horses across the sidewalk and Into the
store front. Two of the horses were
cut by the broken glass, but not seri
ously Injured. Lenox was considerably
jmreu uy nis ian rrom tne driver s scat,
but was not Incapacitated for duty.
U'REN WILL TALK
ON STATEMENT NO. 1
W. 8. U'Ren will be the rhlef atten
tion at the meeting of the South Port
land Republican club to be held tomor
row night ln Jones' hall. Front and
Gibbs streets. Mr. U'Ren haa chal
lenged all comers to debate Statement
No. 1 with him, but so far no one has
arisen to accept the challenge.
The committee ln charge of the meet
ing jias arranged a splendid program, foe
the evening and It Is expected that a
larg crowd will be ln attendance to
hear the debate.
i 1 1 , i . m ill 1 1 1 1 r writ. ,r. a,... 1 1 n i
bankers io F1CE mmmm wmrn
IlLIf UIIHUULUI
New Informations against J. Thorburn
Ross, T. T. Burkhart. John E. Aitchlson
and Oeorge H. Hill ln the Title Guaran
tee ft Trust cases will be filed before
the' day Is over ln the circuit court.
The informations will be to the same
effect as the ones to which demurrers
were sustained by Judge Cleland yes
terday and will only differ ln those re
spects where necessary to make the
phraseology comply with the sugges
tions given by Judge Cleland In the
course oi nis decision.
Deputy District Attorney Bert Haney,
who was present when the demurrers
were passed on yesterday, prepared the
new informations, and it is believed
that these will stand the test, unless
some new flaws are found by the at
torneys for the defendants.
The defendants will be arraigned on
the new informations ln a few days and
the battle of legal talent will be on
again.
ROADS COME BACK
FOR PARTING WORD
BOXCAR THIEVES
BOUND OVER
Victor Hollander. Itlrhnril Ttans-h and
R. H. Baugh. the boxcar thieves arrest-
day by Detectives Kay and
were arraigned ln the police
ed yeater
Smith,
x u uu nim rtou Butuia una hi in mini n(,,lr, .hi- . , -
fna' tdar7e,dIltoCapU3!n otlTo?- Fy "ing'h", Jud'g'e
flrs8ttCe1took Phim ainKcustond.vthwh Cameron bound them over to aw.lt the
he was belnir searched at the station.
He was quickly overpowered and af
terward told the officers they had not
acieu any 100 quicxiy, ror he bad de
cided to use his weapons.
Two revolvers were found ln John
son's possession. Only one was loaded.
It was while Detectives Coleman and
Price and Officer Golts were taking the
empty eun from Johnson'n hln nnrlrot
The that ne attempted to pull the loaded
AU una on mem rrom an inside pocket of
YOUTHFUL BURGLAR
PLANS ROBBERY
between the river and Kunt Thirteen th his coat. Johnson is susDected of v.
street will meet at the homo of Kd- eral robberies carried out on the east
land C. Clement, 42 East Sixth stroet; i 8lde recently.
an on me norm siae oi tne guich are
to meet at the home of J. A. wuost, 614
Broadway; those who live on tho south
of Stark street are to meet at the home
of Br. Jaspar L. Hewitt, 665 East Wash
ington street; those who live between
East Ankeny and East Stark above '
East Thirteenth will assemble at the I, Sheriff Stevens and Deputy Sheriff
home of Dr. T. C. Humphrey, 603 Eaft ! Leonard last night captured a 14-year-Ankeny;
and those who live north of ! 'd burglar who has confessed to steal
East Ankeny are to meet at the home of 1 inS J25.30 from the grocery store of
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Different leaders hnve been selected to ! and admits that he had planned to rob
twnuuvi iiivmv uerviuea ana me work yun eiuun. vviin a portion Or
will be organised for the awakening to ! the money he secured from the store he
naa purcnasea two revolvers, and these,
jwith the remainder of the money, he
action or tne grand jury. Ball was
rixed at tne sum of 11,000 each, ln de
fault of which the prisoners were trans
ferred to the custody of the sheriff.
ROSEBURG'S COUNCIL
BOOSTS VIGOROUSLY
(Special PIrpatrb to The Journal.)
Rosebure. Or.. March 4. The rlt-w
eViuncil has Issued a call for a special
election April 2 to vote on a bond issue
ror street improvements and the erec
tion of a new bridge over Deer rreelr
The city council is a very busy body
mcne umvb mm is puning rorth tinnnl
mous efforts toward such citv lmnrnv
ment as will nut Rosebure on a narttv
in all respects with other cities of Its
size in tne state.
(Special Dlapatcb to Tbe Journal.)
Olympla, Wash.. March 4. Tbe rail
roads valuation hearings have been
again resumed by the railroad commis
sion, although It had been supposed tha
series of last week would be final. Ths
O. R. & N. is desirous of presenting tes
timony concerning some features of its
engineering cost and upon the valuation
of Its equipment.
The Tacoma & Eastern, whlrh )ia1
signified' a willingness l- abide by the
testimony of the other railroad wit
nesses as to its right-of-way valuation,
has requested an opportunity to present
in unu v v meiiuv.
It Is understood the Northern Parlftn
and Great Northern have submitted all
their testimony. The commission will
present Its final evidence ln the form of
a taDie wnicn win De used as a basis for
segregating the values of the roads
lor state ana interstate purposes.
C03IMISSI0N HEARING
COAST LUMBER CASES
be reached not later than March 16
As a second proposition Mr. U'Ren
suggests that Mr. Cake and himself
each choose two advocates of Statement
No. 1, the four to select a fifth man and
these five shall select some good man to
make the race for senator.
To all of this Mr. Cake' has said "nay
nay." He says that the letter of Mr.
L'Ren came as a surprise. He points
out that he entered the race for the
nomination more than a month ago, af
ter due and carerul deliberation. There
fore, he says, he must respectfully de
cline Mr. U Ken's proposition.
Mr. Cake says he has the greatest re
spect ror tne gentlemen mentioned uy
Mr. U'Ren, some of them being his
personal friends. All would do honor
to the position of United States sena
tor and to the state should they be
elected to the office. He sees no reason
for his retirement, saying that the field
la open and that they all can enter the
race should they desire.
Mr. Cake further says that he would
give any or them" his hearty support
ln June and afterwards should thev
enter the primary contest and secure
tne .Republican nomination and the
June election. Mr. Cake ends his state
ment with the announcement that ha la
ln tho field to stay until after the
primaries of April 17, and that he shall
not step out or the race but shall con
duct his campaign vigorously.
LINDSAY CASHIER OF
BAKER CITY BANK
(Special Dlapatcb to Tbe Jonrsal.)
Baker City. March 4. At a meetlne-
of the directors of the Citizens' National
bank last evening N. U. Carpenter, cash
ier ana director, resigned and Guy L.
Lindsay was elected as his successor,
both as cashier 'and director. The
change wag brought atootlt by Mr. Lind
say and Mr. F. P. Bodlnson buying Mr.
carpenters stock. Mr. Lindsay has
The business Interests aenerallr are
ln favor of the direct primary law and
do not deslrs to see any combination
made at the legislature which will tend
to embarrass tbe law or make it abort
ive. They are not of necessity back
ers of Statement No. 1, although It la
believed that the majority of them fa
vor the statement. Their fight then
will be agalnBt the gobbling up of tho
county politics by the revived leaders
of the old regime to the exclusion of tho
people of the county and the disregard
on ee of their will
It la a matter of mystery who will
make up the personnel of the business
men's ticket should it be put Into tho
field. Those who are back of the plan
say that no one has been picked out
to make tho races and that no one will
be brought out until after the pri
maries IrT April.
At that time, however, if the machine
element secures the upper hand tho
business men will come Into the frey
with a list of well known and promi
nent business men who will, If elected,
make the Multnomah delegation tho
strongest delegation In the legislature
ln ability as well as ln numbers.
ANARCHISTS CAUGHT
TO BE SENT BACK HOI
ue conducted in the church every night
iioxi wr, excepi Daiuraay.
jjr.(WUBon win preach on such topics
buried ln a vacant lot, where thej
v were
as: "Sin; What Is the Unpardonable i recovered by the officers. The boy la
Sin?' "Salvation: How Mv w i.',.. .small for his aire and nlitnlno ont.-tr,n.
It?" "What Is a Chanee of HmrH" to the store bv crawli
"Can Mortality Save?'' "Must We Heap ' that was supposed to be too small for
What We Sow?" "When Is the Judg- anything except a cat. The boy has
ment Day?" "Heaven; Shall We Know been turned over to the Juvenile court
niacn uuier inerei Am i mv Tirntn-
er's Keeper?" "Is Eternal Punishment
Endless?0
' Sunday at 10:30 Dr. Wilson win iii.
cuss "Why Christ Did Not Call the An
gels." and at 7:80 "The Two Greatest
Evils In Portland."
DR. DRAKE WOULD GO
TO THE STATE SENATE
Dr. Emmett C Drake has made un his
mind to become a candidate foi the Re
publican nomination for the state sen
ate and- will file his declaration of in
tention, with the county clerk some
time during tbe present week.
Dr. Drake.
Died ire himself
take the side of
and state against the corporate inter
ests ot the state and of Portland In oar
tlcular. Ho will enter the race pledged
to vote for the Reoubllcan Choice for
United States senator.
mu wiii ue ueuiL who uy juage uanten
beln.
present week. ti?nnn .? iT-
it is Understood.' will eaulrert fnr fV?3'0
should he be elected to fnq ,dtfw fv''v
the people of the county wuf b. J ,,lprtf
net the coroorsKe inter- W1U be occupied within
DETENTION HOME
NEARLY COMPLETED
The new detention home, practically
complete, will be formally accepted by
the county commissioners within a few
days. In the) inspection by the com
missioners yesterday they found the
work ln satisfactory shape and ex
pressed surprise at the roominess of
the Institution. . The contract price of
? nn,lld,n.8 La a ,,tu ln excess of
$12,000. and about 3,000 more will be
g and interior fit
that the building
a month.
In Semi-Tropic Itosebarg.
(Special Dlapatcb to Tha Jnurnnl.)
Roseburg, Or.. March 4. Monday
night's snow was the first at this place
this winter and there was hardlv
enough tnen to call It snow. The
ground was barely covered, and this all
disappeared before 9 a. m. Roseburg
AArta a a ........ .4 . .. ... .
. u ivunnr inuii ever or their
aemt-iruuio winter cumaie.
Gold Watch Awaits Owner.
a gold watch awaits the holder of
ticket No. 7, Issued by the young ladies
or tne congregation of St. Stanislaus at
their leap year entertainment recently
SfrYn? ,n the Zeller-Miieller hall, corner
" nvriiuB anu misseii street.
The holder of ticket No. 7 can get the
watch by calling on Rev. Charles Se-
luuiiy, oav vvimams avenue.
OFFICE CUT-UP TAKES
TURN AT PHILOSOPHY
BRYAN'S ILLNESS IS
PRONOUNCEJ) TRIVIAL
Lincoln. Neb.. March 4. The fllnpaa
w- J- Bryan la pronounced trivial.
He will address the state convention
tomorrow. The report of the platform
committee to be nnnnnl .ft., a
conference will reflect Bryan's views.
TOSMECHI CAUGHT
WITH THE GOODS
nf M..J?o8mecn1' laborer living at
903 Michigan avenue, was arraigned ln
i! I,117 Sov!Tt thl morning on a
w. .b naving Btoien a quantity Of
goods fpom the tent of John limited,
near Greely station on th. . iH
carline. He was arrested by Detectives
Jones and Tichenor and the sten prop
erty was found in his possession. At
the request of the defendant hearing of
the charge was postponed until tombr-roWs
4 Some people make appoint-
ments when they know thev will
4 be late. Trains never make ap-
4p polntments, but they are often
behind time Just the same. .
' Northern Pacific No. I, due st
7 o'clock, arrived 25 minutes
4 late.
Southern Pacific No. 16, due at
7:56, arrived on time.
4 Southern Pacific No. 18, due at
4 11:30. arrived on time.
4 O. R. &. N. No. 3, due at 8
o'clock, arrived 15 minutes late.
Q. R..A N. No. 5. due at 9:45.
4 arrived oh time.
Astoria & Columbia No. 21,
t due at 12:15, arrived on time as
usuaL
"x
(United Preaa Lented Wire.) ,
Washington, March' 4. Argu
ments began today before the In
terstate commerce commission ln
the Pacific lumber cases. A large
delegation of Pacific coast lum
bermen are present.
Ths immigration service will be on
the lookout for annrrhlata anit If la
believed a few of them might be cap
tured here and deported. Chief Immi
gration InSDector J. H. Harbour nt thla
city says lie has Information causing
him to believe there Is a small colony
ef red flag wa vets In this city. '
InsDOCtora ronnartfiH with lh. In.l
department will be instructed in neSnrt
been for several yearn cashier of the nything bearing anarchlstio earmarks
wnii me intention or naving the sus
picions traced to the bottom. Similar
steps are to be taken along the ATlantlo
coast, where Immigrants of anarchlstio
tendencies drift ln with the hordes of
bread seek era from southern Europe and
the Interior of Russia.
Inspector Bsrbour has received au
thority to engage four additional watch
men and one more stenographer foe tho
local force. The work continually
Increasing and the present staff has
been found Inadequate properly to carry
out the provisions of the servlre.
Larger quarters have also been need
ed for a long time, and Inspector Bar
bour was made happy yesterday when
he received permission to use another
roofn adjoining his old offices In tho
custom house building. The service now
occupies three rooms.
PORTLAND PLAYERS
AGAINST SAILORS
Santa Barbara, Cal., March 4. Man
ager waiter jucureaie, Kd Kennedy
Henry Pernoll, Bassey and Pearl Casey
of the Portland baseball team arrived
here this morning. The others are ex
pected from the east in a few days.
The players here, with a numhnr
local men, will form a team to play the
nine from the United States cruiser Ten
nessee, champion of the Pacific fleet,
this 'afternoon. Pernoll will Viito.h tnr
the McCredie bunch and Blahos will be
ln the box for the sailors.
McKEE DIVORCE CASE
IS HEARD AT PARIS
rirBt national nank at tmmpter, was
born near La Grande, and has been one
of the leadinar business men of eastern
Oregon.
Mr. Bodlnson of the firm of Grace &
Bodlnson, will also take an active part
ln the bank upon his return from the
east. H has lived In Baker City for
a number of years, has been a success
ful business man, and has many friends
who wlah him well In his new business.
Mr. Carpenter has been offered a
much more lucrative tiosltlon and atorlr
in a Portland bank.
SUPERVISORS' PART IN
BAY CITIES DEAL
(United Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco. March 4. The ret.
tlon of the part that the board of super
visors took ln attempting to swing the
ojr iuoa watri uni, presumaoiy to
the mutual advantage of themselves
and William Tevls, occupied the en tiro
morning in junge uooungs court, the
session Doing given over to tne Bulletin
iiDei cases.
ANARCHISTS THREATEN
TO DYNAMITE TOWN
New Consul.
(United Prraa Ieaaeit WIm
Washington. Marrh 1 rPA...
Roosevelt today nominated Chester May-
iu vi numrnm consul at Vladivostok.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Goshen, Ind., March 4. A letter
signed "Anarchist," threatening to blow
up Wawaka, a small towr. of 100 Inhab
itants, located near uosnen, if $760 Is
not delivered at a certain place at a
certain time, has been received by Wa
waka officials.
The letter has been forwarded tn thm
DOStofflco department at Wahlntnn
A vigilance committee will watch every
train that stops at Wawaka for at least
three weeks.
r -! - urn.nl. A Tk. Tl. . .
a. a, in. jucuv.il iuo iiiirt JUCAeO
divorce trial opened today. Mrs. McKee's
attorney, Mailre iiarboux, ln his opening
statement, accused McKee of deceiving
her. He alleged McKee threatened his
wife with a pistol. He said m..
spent weeks ln. the house dressed only
In his pajamas. He also charged that
McKee tried to
against hist wife.
purchase
testimony
NISLEY WITHDRAWS
HIS RESIGNATION
.
William O. TJisley has reconsidered
his resignation from the position of su
perintendent of the detention home of
me juvenne court ana will accept a sal
ary vi iuu. a raise or xiit a mnnti.
- vri-i 'ii " i..r ."V ............
im, mcy win icuBive iza a rrxnn t n aa
ueiuro.
Seamen's Concerfionifcht.
A good Droeram has been nmnoran
for the concert which will be given at
the Seamen's Institute.
and Flanders streets. thla -.vonin
There being a large number of vessels
ln the harbor a good attendance of sea
men is expected. The puhlto is invited
to the concert as usual.
Shoving the Queer.
(United Preas Leased Wire.)
Montevideo, March 4. -The govern
ment ha collected more than 1300.000
counterfeit money.
CONGRESS WILL PAY
FOR COAST DEFENSE
(United Preas Leased Wire.)
Washington, March 4. Representative
Kahn of San Francisco predicted today
nisi uuiikicbb win appropriate mony
for the torpedo boat planter. In addi
tion to tne one authorized two boats
are to bs used in mining the harbors
and bays along the Pacific coast and ln
Instructing troops how to mine harbora
LIEUTENANT MILLER
OUSTED FROM ARMY
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Washington, March 4. The president
today approved the sentence of dismis
sal from the army lnethe case of First
Lieutenant Herbert G. Miller, Fourth
artillery, convicted at San Francisco by
a general court-martial on charges in
volving duplication of accounts and ob
taining money under false pretenses.
PERSIAN ANARCHISTS
ARRESTED IN SHRINE
Berlin. March 4. Four men. thnue-ht '
to' have thrown the bomb at the ahah
of Fersla, have been arrested. They
were dragged from the shrrne of Abdul
Attm, a refuge never before violated,
The mollaha' protests were unheeded.
A Reliable Remedy for the
Whiskey and Beer Habit
Very few men become drunkards bo
cause they like liquor. It Is frequently
the moderate drinker, who before ho
realises his condition has become
drunkard. The nervous system, having
become accustomed to stimulants, la
unable to do the same amount or nmi.
Jty of work without liquor, hence tho
victim drinks more and more. This la
a state of disease and should be treated
by Orrlne. It destroys the desire foe
liquor, so that the drink Is not missed.
There Is no loss of time or detention
from work when It Is used.
orrlne Is prepared in two forms? wn
1, the secret remedy, which can be used
ln food or drink without the knowlarf
of the patient; No. 2, for those who
laice tne remedy of their own free will.
Both forms are guaranteed. A regis
tered guarantee ln every box.
Treatise on how to cure drunknnnaaa
free on request. The Orrlne Co., Wash-'
Ington, D. C. The price of either form
is i a box, making the cost of the"
complete cure less than one tenth what '
it Is usually charged at sanitariums,
with a guarantee that the expense will
be nothing unless a cure is gained.
Mall orders filled in plain sealed pack
age on receipt of price.
Orrlne Is for sale by Clarke-Woodward
Drug Co., and nearly all druggists
in Portland.
COFFEE
Don't J) u y coffee not
packed in airtight pack
ages: don't buy coffee
yithout the name of the
roaster.
V
Tour grocecreturna your money tf yoq ;
don't like Schilling's best; wo pay him, '
i
r.