THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL' 8, 1008.
IT SEI
TJIH GOES
ARRESTED FOR ' MM SHAKE
Rlieumatism
; oriurj into cur
ALL REPUBLICAIJ
HEARD OF HEflEY
ARLETA HOLDUP RIVER DALI III
! Do "you want to get' ri4
of it! If so, take DnMileai
Mil
Dine
QUIT RACE
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Custom House Inspectors
I Arrest leader of Smug
? i glers Operating Here.
Despite Abundant Scratch
iiig Linek Beats Wright
by 2,0U Plurality; ,
V In the arrest of J. Williams yester
day by the cuetomhouse Inspectors on
a charge of smuggling opium, the gov
ernment authorities believe they have
evidence which will eventually lead to
ther arreate and the dwuim up oi
regular gang of amugglere who have
ti atn PnrtlarM as ona of tha OOftS
o ft their goods through without tbejocrat on tha ticket , came even
(United Prasa Ltasad Wtr)
Tacoma, Wiih, April . With
scratched tlckata by Independent votera
running Into tha thousands, tha Repub
lican! still marshaled their party adher
enta in aolld array yeatarday and won
tha moat sweeping victory ever known
in the hlatory of tha city. Not a Vem
CiO
jlar duty.
.'llliama i
t'nlted ; tit tea
oaa to
. v Williams la having a hearing beforeJ
OommlMloner fl laden
v,l. .ftkrnnAti Whon arrested Wllllama
' "bad in hi a possession 145 five-tael tlna
' of opium valued at about 1 150. lie had
kid tha bitx shipped from Kelso, Wash
ington, to himself at Portland.
wnnnmr tannri-thgt-tia tiarmade
arrangements . for having me do
election
Mayor Wright went down undar an
avalanche of Republican votea, ' tha
wont defeated candidate for mayor
who aver ran. Llnck having 1, 041 plu-
Kvcry Repul
councilman was elected by pluralities
rallty over him.
la
7S2 down to MS.
o wont Tr"Tm; inaFprnoeTrr-yrotev
aeon in tne I mures, nowe-ver, vu
ranging from
i 11
a
hlnnmt hera but Siva he waa doing Itla-rowlna- extent Mayor Wright evH
lor other parties who paid htm $30 and dently obtained about 1.000 Republican
Neither Did ne Know of Ex
istence of Langjoh or't '
.. Burns.
. censes lor every box landed on tha
Portland, wharves. ,
T Wllllama refuaea to tall much about
himself and disclosed practically noth
ing aa to tha Identity of - hla con
federates. Ua waa before United States
Jtlstrlot Attorney John MoCourt r
ierday but waa very reticent and re
f used to tail much except that he waa
' hired to bring boxea, tha content of
' which be knew nothing, from Kelso and
'other cltlea. to Portland, i -
Wllllama appears to be a Canadian.
When arreated ha had draft for 8&00
which had been purchaaed at one. f
the Portland banke.- Ha aa id tha money
waa to haver been eent to Canada in
turf payment for land which ha owned
here.. . v.. .
lie was rormeny in me uniiea Diaies
army, ha aaya, and aerved In tha 10th
and 2Sd Infantry it Baa Juan. and In
the Philippine Vntll aeveral months
ago he lived In San Francisco and other
California cltlea. Later, ha wont to
float tie and since then baa been travel
tnr between these different placea.
Wllllama la In tha county Jail. ' -
votes, for he la that many aneao oi tue
anii.liA ir iruiurar on tha ticket.
Kvery ward in tha city waa carrieu uj
tha Reoubl leans. Tha council now
atanda aolldly Republican. Tba new of
ficials will ba conducted into off let
next Wednesday.
COUPE
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BABES
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CITY'S CASH IS
RUIIIIIIIG lOt'i
(Caltad Press Uased Wire.)
Savllla, Spain, -Xpril . Accuaed of
tha' terrible crime of murdering IS of
their own children. Anarchist Mpllna
and Tranceaca Herrera, who have lived
tn vat her u man and wife for 29 years.
wera today placed under arreat after a
mob baa made a aeierminea tiwiniii w
lynch them. .
ina arrest loiiowea m unconi; j
(United rress Lease! Wire.) . . ,
Ban Franciaoo. April . Whea tha
work of aelecting a Jury to try Aba
Ruef on tba Indictment obarglng him
with bribing former Supervlaor Jen-
nigs phllllpa to vote la favor of grant
ing a- atreet railway fraaohlee to tba
Parkalda Realty company waa reaumed
thla morning there waa avery Indication
that the defenaa'a threat that a Jury
would not be eeoured within alx months
would ba fulfilled. I
After a brief examination tha two
first talesmen called were excuaed for
bias. Hfnrv Merer, tha flrat talesman
had never heard. of Special rroaacutor
tieney, uiKirici . Aiiurnnjr baiiium ui
petectlve William J. Burna. Ha waa
excuaed because ha admitted that ba
had a fixed opinion.
John Holmes, tha second talesman, an
employe of tha Southern Pacific, creat
ed a eurprise oy admitting pronounced
blaa agalnet tha defendant Ha waa
likewise excuaed. . ,
JEKYLL-HYDE OF
ST. LOUIS DEAD
(Colttd Press Leaeed Wire.)
St. Louis, Mo., April , Death, baa
put an end to tha unhappy old age of
Dr. Jamea Sbepard Cabanna, founder
of faahlonable Cabanna Place and a
member of one of tha moat prominent
families in tha Mlaalaaippf valley who.
aa an act of reparation ended a dual life
fragmenta of akeletona In tha cellar of laat May by wedding Delia Doherty.
tna coupie a nome. uruir '!""UP , tne moiner or rour or nia cnuaren.
uon aevejopeu. ui. i"' - Tn For II yeara Dr. - Cabanna lived a
ma batennC "n whicn the remain, of fokyll and Hyda Ufa In St IjOuia, maln
the children are auppoeed to be burled. t'nln on" tabUahment ln Cabann
When these aUrtllng revalatlona were ri wo, n- ni twwg m wwn j
inch oulcklv aathered around and auccaaaful phyalelan and another in
tba houae and wera about to lynch the
oouDle when the nolle arrived and res
cued the frightened pair.
All told 12 children wera born to tha
coupla.
where ha passed aa
North St Louia,
ir. worris."
Mra. Cabanna divorced tha doctor In
104, charging abandonment. After
that he loat hie fortune In speculations.
' Mayor Lans baa prepared a commu
nication for .tha council thla afternoon
regarding tha clty'a flnancea in which ha
culls attention to the fart that unless
the a R. eV N. Co. loeee ita ault in the
' courU to restrain the county from col
lecting taxea on certain assessments
made against tha company, tha city will
face a deflclt - .
The fact that only 171,000 remalna la
i the clty'a general fund above tha appro
. : priaiiona already made means that the
city Is facing a dticlt at tha present
time, oecause tne city a autLre in uw
, at-sament being tried out in tho courta
. . v a at a aha T S ak s.il.
amounta 7 rn. candidate for tha Rebub
have te ifpropTlata 1 the 171.000 tbua Hcaa nomination for district attorney1, charge of work for the county on the
lout from the general fund to tha other nnabla to ba present at an en- Madieon atreet bridge, waa today held
city fundi. , Mayor Lane a message fol- thu.lMtle wtiBK h,ld t Midway last to answer to tha grarid Jury on a charge
Ahrit ..To' tha Honorable ht hut waa reoreaented by Allen R. of violating the eight hour law. It U
City Council OenUemen: 'I reapect- . ona of tha sneakers of tha evening, alleged is the complaint that tha men
fulfy call your attention at thla time to fj 0", ' ZT-yZ h.v could ex. "mployed by Wakefjeld ara required to
(Doited Itssa Uaaad Wire.) .
San Frapolaco, ', AprlT" l.iTha owners
of the French, oar Motorbloe, entered in
tba New Tork to Paris race, have
ordered tha drivers of the - auto to
abandon the race and dlapoaa of the car
hera The car arrived after the Thomas
car. having been shipped by 'rail from
Ogden. , ' v'
Julea Clerfavt who haa -been carina
for the French drivers .hera.. la In re
ceipt of a telegram from tha command
ant at Fort Li scum. Alaaka. Tha com
mander aaya that the Keystone canyon
Is not open and It will be impossible
xor any automoDiia to so inrouan mere.
The Thomaa car, wbich is tha louder in
the race, haa started for Fort Llscum.
but if tha Information received 'by
Clerfayt ta aoereet She Awterieaaa wtll
also have to abandon tha race.
l 1 1 n i i
'SSTORY
OF CHURCH FIGHT
COLE CALLS Oil lllMIMlira
ST. JOHNS VOTERS VIOLATIUG LABOR LAW
Robert Wakefield, a contractor In
,HI,1 nt th . flnanCM Of thla I WnO lOlU me wvwu " -- rnrlt nine hnnra a ilalr.
rit v. - An action to restrain tha collec- nact ahould they aiact Cola district! at In dlBposinr of the case Judge Cam
tlon of pertain assessed taxation against I torney. Joy spoke earnestly in avoi 1 trotl aald, ba did not believe it advlaable
. i,. Mgllwiv Jk NaTliratlon COtn- I A ,h. .mm. nandldat. and left a ffOOd I fntl Mm tft lima 'tha tallr nf itanlitlnir
pany, ltaa been , brought . by that com-1 impression as to Cole's fitnesa - and whether or not tha law. regulating tha
Pany, anu ii . aaia aunuaj
ha -niirta It Will result
all moneys now in the general fund of
tt.la. Jitv. '-' . - ' .
"in addition there will ba a decreaaaj
of the clty'a Income on account of the
reduction In the vehicle llcenae. ' All
orreiwllturea will have to be carefully
weighed If a deficit la to be avoided thla
vcar, and I feel it my duty to call your
attention to tnts matter.
"HARRY LANE. Mayor.'
uid may eiaci ui in'aiapoatng ox tne case j
joy spoke earnestly inj favor troa s.ij, Bt dtd: BOl believe I
oung candidate, and left a food f0r him to aaaume ;the taak
nn aa to Cole's f ltneaa ... and whether nr not tha, law, mar
la upheld by I nuallf icattono for tha office. : hours of labor of county employee sp
in wiping ou i cola went to su jonna t -Ma;ui.'rpiies i to" contractora angagaa on eon
where he met wiui s wrm- i)u i iraci wora aecurea rrom tne county it
from many of tha voters or the growing was a question, he aald. that should prop
city on tha peninsula. No meeting: had erly be left to the higher courts to de
been arranged, but one will ba held termine. and for this reaaon he held the
next week, at which Cola and a number- defendant, to answer that the district
of candidates for other offices will ttornay and circuit court might have
apeak. Cole waa aaaured the hearty an opportunity to paaa on Hie -merits of
sunport of a large numoer or ins ieu- mo case.
... - m a. , I. m! h i awn d sa n tffJ I
in niriMni or luwii iBrOt ii.mhw oim
ARREST GRACE
ovriDunfJv
on
from lndlcatlona wlU poll a large vote
In the city that baa Juat held an elec-
tiA e ! own thla week.
At the , Midway meeting last night
Joy -told the crowd that Cole la pe
culiarly fitted for tha dutlea of the
offlca of district attorney because of
hla work aa assistant United States at
torney for mora than two years. He
said that Cole s honesty and capabilities
would maica mm one oi m mi iy
ha rnuntv haa ever had.
Joy apoke further along the lines of
rale a ' caoaDiiiuea anu mu"'"""!
and bin apeech waa affectlvo in aa
-t iAl.'. ..ntit.rV
- Besides Joy tho only other speaker Of
v,A .van n whh i rr. j. . rm. , 1 1 v. r 11 m ... i . . . . .
nu bu ,.iviwv. . T" v n....ntnttM tne iouowing: tc
from a visitor to a nanoera atreet rm-1 wno is runnina -"" I Hvmnhnnv orchestra of
anrt . MM flMH HrTftHIfUl ID lHinll A - UU I - ' !' " ' I n1Ae V. 1AAtA.
REALTY. iilTJlKAT U Jtt Hi
nnpjncD
REED IN CANADA
Grace Reed, a colored woman who
Jumped ber bond last June after she
f - ........ . . 1 1 IERA
. naa aeon coovicteu - ui.. ,uiua v
far-off On
forin eccordlnr to a message received
by Sheriff Stevena thia morning. A
woman arrested there answers tha de
scription perfectly, and tha aherlff will
dispatch one of his deputies to bring
her back to Portland. ,. -; -
The news of tha woman's arrest came
from A. P. - Sherman, commissioner of
T
ill llUil I bJJIlULHI
OPENS FRIDAY NIGHT
Oregon'a annual spring musical fes
tival will ba given at the Armory
Tenth and Couch streets, next Friday,
Saturday, Sunday, April 10. 11, 12. This
stupendous offering will be composed of
Tna ramous unicago
65 mualclana,
rid-r
OX CLUB'S TABLES
At a 'meeting of trustees of the Port
land chamber of commerce yesieraay
Pleas of Ottawa. Canada. He states that afternoon a new rule was .w Vo.
nels held at Brantford, Ontario. Sher- viding t drho are
iff Stevena wired the Canadian officials membera of "the chamber V Jlf
to hVld her untU an 'officer, from Port- their . Utrtm on; .the tablea of the
land arrivea. . . .. I cnamojr wiormaMw A
TnonlSus'lea-va of PoTtland tha aherlff Kbl.-Wt ; ft11
haa been tracing tier movements. Judge plications or memberahip in tne cnam
rnnr directed tha a very thing possible Der were iavor.oi,- w v:
T " . . a a m I . X3 Aa. A ata t M I Tl ST f'titll IJB.II V .
m. ua lici;iu i
ba dona to apprenenq ner, ana aa ine i J! "7'm Vv" Portland Wlta P." matinee has been arrati
months wore on we anemia oriice " v i 'Lr-liJ, tort n white Broker- chuaren or the city, when a popul
been rouowing nor irau oy correnuunu-1 k a Thm,nrai a Co instructive program wl'l be given:
ence. tnrongn .many ataies, ana jinaur ..-rjr-'.' t,7nr. - i I uraay niKnt. avtu ii. a
i a. a 1 Ja nlT t I nail nillCsli Ofi -trx r vva puuj i
over tne uanaaian noraer.
I Jw ' T-kl At.4. ' . A il... I
Jk
I Rronir-Steele companr. Hotel Lenox,
nnnrnorl tnn1iirrn- A rlnlnh Unaanhaabay
awnaaiw wuaaia kwa f & u VI fas aUObS WCaOl a
the following celebrated eastern vocal
soloists Genevieve Clark Wilson, so
prano; Rose Lutlger Gannon, contralto;
John Miller, tenor; Arthur Mlddleton,
basso; the following Instrumental solo
ists Jan Van Oordt. concertmeiater
and violinist; Edith Moxom Gray, the
brilliant young planlate. Added to the
galaxy of musical stars will be a grand
vocal chorus of 800 voices.
The Droaram for the onenlnar nnr.
formance next Friday evenin- April
10. will be a (trand orchestra concert
and Max Bruch'a stirring cantata, "Fair
Ellen, the atory of - the siege of Luck
now;'1 Saturday afternoon a popular
ised for the
ar and
Sat-
arand concert
by the orchestra and the beautiful can
tata of A. Goring Thomaa, "Tho Swan
(Special Dispatch aa Tba Journal.) ,.
Salem, Or., April t. Councilman J. F.
Good of thla city haa given an ex
clusive statement to Tha Journal as his
version of tha trouble In tha Free Meth
odist church hera which culminated In
tha horsewhipping of Prealding Kldar
W. N. Coffee by tha councilman's two
aaugntera, miss luiu Uoode and Mrs.
Kiettis Khoaes. Saturday niaht The
atatement deniea tha assertion of Cof
fee that Ooode waa expelled from the
church. The statement follows
In retard to tha statements made
by Prealding Klder Coffee that I waa
expelled from membership in the Free
ateinoaist cnurcn or North Baiem,
wish to make the following atatemen
and leave it to tha public whether
am entitled to membership In that or
ganisation or not. There were soma
charges made against ma referrlna
matters of church discipline. After tha
charges were made against me In our
church, the discipline requires that tho
preacher shall call a society meeting
o elect a jury to try tne accused on
tha charges. Tha meeting waa called
to consider my case. When the meet
lna waa called to order. I auaceated
that I choose a man, that they choose
a man ana ine two cnoose a intra
and .make the decision final. This waa
not accepted. I next proposed a Jury
or six, eacn side to aeiect three; thi
waa refused and I then reaueated that
an open door seaaion be held with a
regular Jury trial, according to dlacl
pllne. Thia also was refused.
"Presiding Klder Coffee waa present
at these proceedings. Rev. .Roper and
feiaer corree insisted tnat ait, out mem
bera of the claas. Including my family.
leave the room. My family refuaed to
go and the proceedinga were dismissed
ana appointed ror tne next night.
"The next night tho same proceedings
were naa, except mat two police offi
cers had been summoned by the prose'
cutlun. Coffee. Roper and Lewis, the
Judge, demanded that the marshal
ahould go in and remove all but those
who wera members of the class. The
marohsl refused, upon the ground of no
cause. Adjournment was taken until
10 o'clock next nay: The . prosecution
went to lawyers la the city to proceed
aaainst me but thev claim that no
counsel would act. From thia. meeting
an adjournment was taken to .Portland.
The prosecution allowed no discussion.
I went to Portland and asked delay on
account of Illness of my wife and to
procure witnesses.
home announcing the serious illness of
my wire, who haa since died, and cap
tain Sloper was appointed to appear for
ma by tha prosecution at the trial with
out my consent, and the trial only last
ed a few minutes after I left, and tha
decision waa brought in In a short time
and a notice was sent to me by H. v.
Haslam, secretary of the so-called trial.
ne being one or the moat important lac
tors in bringing the prosecution. .
"I had charged him with misappro
priating money or the cnurcn. ,
aya Expulalon Hoi Valid
It was after this kind of a trial that
the jury found me guilty as charged.
and that I was expelled from tho church
and that my attorney. Captain Sloper,
had waived my right of appeal. So' I
went to Portland, saw Captain Sloper
before witnesses, and he stated to me
that he never waived the right of ap
peal. He atated that he was not there
only a few minutes after I had left tha
courtroom. .
After I had been home soma three
or four days, I received a letter from
Captain Sloper stating that he had
taixea wttn tne oretnren and examined
the records and that he had found that
he was mistaken that he had waived
the right of appeal. I have froauently
tried to get to eee the records of the
so-called trial but never had the chance.
The bishop's ruling is that a society
meeting should be held in ita own dis
trict: also that society meetinas need
not be held with clotted doors. I am not
lawfully expelled according to the ruling
of our bishop and of our discipline, ana
the whole thing was a malpractice of
the discipline which I will prova If
given a chance." I
Hat Dropped in might Iden- JUust Meet .President's "; Re- rected in pamblilet around
mica-as , XToperij' .vi . gincuons upon water notue. aamuoi 10 iu
rower Franchises.
"DirtFacedlad",,
M.-1 Taft otherwise known as "thai
dirty-faced kid,t 1 was arrested thla
morning at First and Madison street
by Sheriff Stevens and Deputy Sheriff j
Leonard, charged with tha crime of at
tempting to hold tip Mra,. Fred Ander
son of Arlata. on tha nlrht of March It.
Tan has aervea two terms in the peni
tentiary at Baiem and anotnar term in
the United States military prison at
Aloatraa and the aherlff a offlca baa a
chain of avidonoa -that la expected to
fasten tha Arista affair upon him, -
hat left behind by tna wouia-oa
burglar at the Anderson boma la per
haoa one of tha stronaest links in the
haiiu.-.uaruaax;uiua oi ina juu ptu:J
tentiarv waa here yesterday and Men-I
titled the bat as ona given to Taft whea
ha was released after serving hla laat
term.' It bears a Salem firms' mark In
tha band. It Is a small bat. and It fit
the head of tha orisoner. The maak at
tached to tha bat alao flta, and the knot
cornea to tha place on the bead where
Mra. Anderson aavs tha man wora It
Mra. Anderson's husband saw tha man
as ha ran away, and ba believes Taft
la tna man. a gun zouna in ino pris
oners room answers tna a ascription
furnished by Mra. Anderaoa. . , - ;
The burglar was frightened away
from tha Anderaon home by the pres
ence of mind of Mra. Anderaon, who
was la her kitohen as tha fellow an
tared. She called to a neighbor to
seated In an adjoining room. The rei
(Washington, Boreas of The Journal.)
Washington, April . Tha , president
conferred with Senator Piles and Con
greasman Jones of Waahlnitoa today
over the bin giving tha Benton Water
Power company authority to ; dam the
Snake river-at Five- Mlle'raplda. H
may veto tna biu in accordance with bla
message in , which be stated that he
would veto all bUls giving, permanent
water power rights when no limitation
on the -Ufa of the franchise was pro-
..I J. J m . L.I. . .
Tiucu. inai Bui paasea tna senate last I
weunesuay. . , , , ,
'- ' ' ' '
POnSEXIIIICT.
OREGON
che.tVadchou."of 800 voceSuT
5t-in SodS works. J Vf day ernoon. April U. Handels alo
fIfUVmeom: r!" a.?. ubllms oratorio, "The lies-
Jat . ' i al.-.A ' , aV il.-..M
Tew wwM uv jioiritji, ahui mcj i v,,r . . r a i laia ox a. ixorinaT l nnrnan. -i n nwai
l-f?ff Will ?niSmbfaP Contract TompTny Poland f"? the . kvlark, by the combined or
1,UUV UUIIU aiiai. imu mobii tftawaa a va uot
appearance by A. B. Burger and Kut-
alWln errora in the proceedings. The Pans i"1
apprenansion oi u. wom.n wm not, i "--''v mmDanv. iKlnathan Sweet. a'B raim ounoay, win De a rit-
couraa aweci. ine) nw; y me i P,'". r " , "ruiV Itfi ' rnmnanv -Oris- " ooservance or ine aay; Bunaay
of tha Bond. ' . .v- Ifi:; wlYai works. Pacific Coast . K.ran.d orchestra concert, wlt.t
via w--" - - - -0 .i i vora ana lruirriimpnTfli KniniRtia. urii
. i. u . vi i a.
The prosecution selected tha Jury.
waa called away by a message from
low ran out tha door and In his fllcht
bis hat waa brushed off, leaving a clua
that tha officers have cleverly worked
out ' ' ' '
ROSS TRIAL ON
APRIL
TwEIITIEIH
Tbe Populist party of- Multnomah
county is extinct There, lives not a
solitary voter In all tho county that
has dona ft the honor of declaring alle
giance to It among tha I1.I7S who have
reglatered for the coming primarlea.
It la evident that Tom Watson Is fore-
owhto to receive scant support in this
stata at tha coming, preaidentlal elec
tion. Ona anarchist took prlda enough
ui iu iw to register as a Tea, but
the PopuUSU , lacked even that poor
UUWiUf. ' 1 ,- ...
Although registration closed at 8
O'clock yaatardav itUmnnn tha am.
davita taken before notarlea in aoma of
tna country aiatncta are not yet in, and
tha figures ara therefore not quite eom-
v iBie. jii noon toaay tna total stood at
11,171, with a probability that when all
tha returns ara Jn the roll will carry
between 11.400 and 11.S00 naroea, as
prauciea in ine journal yasteriay.
ine tepuDucaaa have a little more
inan i to i tna beat of tha figures.
-ine number affiliated with tha major
ity party is 14,414. The Democrats
.. ar
. direct curative properties
"it has a sootWng effect up
on tho nervous system by?
which the : - rheumatic!
' pains ; are ' controlled, ancj.
rest and sleep, assured,
It has made many .turea
of this -' painful diseasej
some of them after jrearS
of . sufferincr. , If . it will
'4.V.a.m ma4 rr1 '
, vuio vtuua wuy juu jyua I
-JlyourJ-4w---iscompU--- f
x j :n . m i . - '
, caiea, wnie is ior a,qvicey
jt cosisyou noinuig Ana
may tave you , prolonged"
Buffermtr;
1 was to ' crtpplaA that I eooldj
aoareel walk. After fiaviog my ahoew
on for aa hour or two f could manaaw
Jo walk by suffering the pala, Thenv
Z began to . have pains all through
my system. My doctor tetd ma I hi
an acuta attack of inflanamatory1
rheumatism. I read about Dr. Mllea,'
Nervine, bought a bottle arid I oom
menced to cat batter- from tha atartl
and for the past six months -hava
scarcely any pain, an4 am able tan
walk aa well as ever."
P. O." Box .6. BockawayrSrxj
You- druootat aatta Dr. Mllea Nan.
lna, and we authorise him to return
price of flrat bottls (only) If H falls
to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart In&
have I,:
and all other ahadea of be-
II. P. WOEFULLY .
SHY ON COACHES
(Called Press Leased Wa.
Salem, April 8- The trial of J. Thor
burn Ross, the indicted official of the
Title Guarantee A Trust company or
Portland, waa aet for April 10 by Cir
cuit Judae Oeorga 1L Burnett at 1:41
o'clock this afternoon.
District Attorney Manning or rorx-
land Immediately upon his arrival In
this city at 1:16 this afteraoon want
Into conference with District Attorney for the general election, remaining so 1 the figures shown by the eworn state-
li;r. including lndepandanU, humberl
county CierkMlelds and hla deputies
'111 nOW have" a hraathlna- anll In
which to tabulate their flrurea. It will
be several davs before flgurea can ba Out of 48.144 cars of all kinds owned
fitwSrt7-.-?ra-!nff.r,"5? m? br tha Northern Pacific system, only
April M tba booka will again be "ened 171 Peeener coaches. These are
until MAy. lt.
two yeara
John H. McNanr of this dlstrlot and
Attorney William M. Kaiser, represent
ing Ross. A private oonrerenca waa
held between Manning. McNary and
Judge Burnett while a jury oaaa was
being heard. It was finally decided
that the charge against Rosa of conver
sion should, be heard on tha 10th, but
no date could be sea for tha trials of
T. T. Burkhart and John E. Altchison.
The dates for theae trials will ba aet
later, tba transcripts and authorisa
tion for change of venue being already
filed with tha county clerk. District
Attorney Manning Is planning to re
main here over night looklnar over tha
ground and consulting with McNary
and Kaiser. . , ,
LESS THAU $100,000
!!T T A VCD lB -ser!p
ment
Jay Sedgwick, assistant t&x
waw . . . a , inipi. w,n . . . . . .. - . .
registered before tha nrlmarlia nJ co'uraissioner or tna ranroau, wno nos
147835 voted? At tha ainerlS alecH fud Ust of the road a equipment with
Will voUdT oit of lli.V.S.'ff 5uJwfk ,or tax wrw ra-
1 Out of IMS locomotives the railroad
I
AT EMERYVILLE
TRACK. TODAY I
UiUEl
So far the people of Multnomah coun
ty have paid 12,727.002.88 In taxes into
the tax collection department of the
sheriff s office. This leaves I498.8I1.8T
out of 13.228.684.25 unpaid, but not all
of thla amount ' Is delinquent It . is
estimated that 160,000 of this sum rep
resents half payments on which half
as been paid, the remainder not becom
ing delinquent until October, and It also
includes (229,000 of taxea that the O. R.
N. has refused to nay. aa well aa
other considerable sums that other pub
lic service corporations are contesting.
Outside of these big corporations, it ap
pears that leas than- $100,000 is delin
quent, on which .10 per cent penalty
mut be paid.
About 870.000 was taken In Monday.
the laat dav before the taxea became
delinquent Deputy Sheriff Martin so
' (United Press lAeetd Tf lre. .
San Franclsoo, April A.-r-EmeryvlUe
reeulta: Fl ret. race, six furlonaa. aell-
subscription, three-year-olds and
Andrew B. Cook, 120, 10 to
X. a ID 1 - won! Hlialrv. in.f
Lnto.hA ,e0"?:. Preston Boy;
I " Jnao i:il. i
Eye glasses 21.00 at Metiger'a
Lyric ''Friend of the Family."
K. M. Ekinnar waa either Inspired
w I Lll w 111 u a or a. Tramv . nr ..j.. a .
" u wrvm iimi amusing rarce. "A
Friend of tho Family." He took every
stock humorous character known to the
larceur oi ui ages. ue Duilt his theme
around tha mother-in-law, the supposed
governeaa. tha faithless huaband. the
jealous wife, the tippling parson. But
iter aut ne maae ma conglomeration
funfty and created aituationa, whtch
time-worn as they ara, yet do not fall
w Keep n auaienca roaring.
owns, it Is stated, . 640, or nearly ona
half, ara temporarily out of service Tba
complete list of equipment aa given by
Mr. Sedgwick la as follows:
Ijocomotives 1.311. Dasaenger cars.
871, atandard alaeplng cars J03. 'tour
ist 74, dining 88, drawing-room 24, com
bination baggage and araokinal cars 60.
combination mail and- express cars 80,
press cars 68. baggage cars 68. is
truotlon and test cars 1. business and
superintendents' cara 21, postal 80, box,
refrigerator and milk 86,696, stock cars
2,248, furniture cars 476, platform cara
9,400. coal cara 4.819. cabooses 678.
wrMlitnir in,) tnnl ra CA . UrlirMrwnw)
" ' . . . . - : . .
oara it, water oars tna tanxsjti.f i
cars 2,-supply cars 4', cinder 'cara
At the Lvrln thla wwU tha'on.. I.
keeping the house in high good humor,
The Allen Stock company la presenting
aw w a oiiu waLii am ii- n v w it rii aaai aiin tv
nnl tniiiiAnt. Dfnufv HhArlff MAitfn nl4ia Bi.iAn. Ta i" a?, .
fir has turned over 11.862.187.82 to" thi Mi..; VernaCFaltoA. the leading woman!
iiAi i n tf t vak o si it aaaa I la am. a . t aw. m . eat t
county treasurer.
BOASTS OF MIDEEI)S;
IS SENT TOPEISON
(Ooited Press Leaatd Wtre.l
Chlcaao. Anrll 8. Boasting that he Is
an anarchist and practically defying the
court to oo its worst. Atoert l,. Mcin
tosh, who had pleaded guilty to coun
terfeit lnsr. was today sentenced to elaht
years' tlmpriaonment in tha federal peni
tent larv at lavenporth by Federal
Judge Bethea. His accomplices, Roscoe
Tobias ana August Kotner. were sen
tenced to five yeara' imprisonment.
Perfect fitting glasses tl a? Merger's
Churchill-Matthews com
hicoronrated. Columbia . Casket
western ijontraciing ec en
slah," will be the offering by the com
bined chorus and orchestra. occurring
as it does on Palm Sunday, will be a fit-
amount ot
Consumers' Ijeane Meeting.
. A public meeting of the consumers'
league will be held this evening at (
o'clock at Trinity Parish house,. Nine
teenth and Everett. Stereopticon slides
Illustrating child labor in factories will
ba shown and Dr. C H. Chapman ' Will
deliver an address.
.Sheet Metal
ialea Promoters,
Print
ffimnflnv
S.vMoS Hood Brewina cl08e the m08t pretentious musl
company, Mounr Hood Brewing f6,r eyer .n fn the northwe)t
incorporated Pacific perage com- r th and Morrison
pany. Comet Electric company. Jordan streetl,( for tnft flve concertg, Th, eale
Garbage. (. opell fronj 10 m untll 9 p m Mall
POOR LITTLE LE0NG SO HAS HARDER
LOT THAN MOST OF GIRLS HER AGE
HELD FOH VIOLATING
MINOR SALOON LAW
B. Rice and O. Cole, proprietors of
the Signal saloon, 148 Sixth street, have
bee held to answer to the grand Jury
for the offense- of permitting a female
minor to remain in tneir saioon. j. .
m l.. I rmnrin. oartenaer in tne resort, nas
UttZ. ui. it,l rt t. rinr also been held for tha same offense,
cause they like liquor. v It Is frequently I ggyj nights ago Captain of Police
A Reliable Remedy for the
Wbiskey gnd Beer Habit
orders- from this city and out of town
will ba received. Address letters and
make, checks and money orders payable
to w. i. f angie, manager weitig tnea-
tre.
the moderate drinker, , who Decora he
realizes his condition ,-haa become a
tlrtinkard. ' The nervous system, having
become aocustomed ' to ".stimulants. Is
unable to do the same amount or qual
ity of work without liquor, hence the
M. tlm drinks more and more. This Is
h Mate of disease and should be treated
l.v- Orrine. It destroys tha desire for
i. jitor. so that tha drink is not missed.
There la no loss of time or detention
from work when it la used. ' ,
Orrine is prepared In two forms: JTo.
1, tho secret remedy, which can be used
In food or drink without tha knowledge
of the patient; No. 2, for those who
t ale the remedy of tbelr own f rea will,
l oth forms ara guaranteed. '. A regis
wr-.V gaaranteo In avery box. ,
' Trr-jitise on how to cure drunkenness
f re on request. Tha Orrine Co Wash
Ingtt.n. I). C ' The price of either form
ia'lt a box, making tha cost of the
rompl'T c"re -fcsa than one tenth 'what
it j. usually charged at aanitarluma,
with a guarantee, ma ma expense win
! tunlunr unless a -core is 'gained.
M.ul crdera tdU'd In plain sealed pack
fc v. An receipt of price. :. -'.. .
t " is for eale by Clarko-Wood-6r,t
rug Co., and neyJy all drngglaU
h. 1 -ni , . ' ;-, . i
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Bailey, acting on numerous complaints
that have been made relative to the
character of the resort conducted by
Rica A Cole, raided the place. Both the
proprietors, the bartender and a young
woman nameu r vuuviu t
reinethe police court TXincan stood trial
and waa held to appear Deiore tne grand
iurv by Judge Cameron. It was shown
by ' th admlsaion of the . Clifford wo
man and by a letter from her mother,
in which the ? young woman s aga Is
stated, that aha la. l years ow. Arter
this testimony naa oen uumuvw
& Rice waived examination, ana , were
bound over to tha jrraJid jury. ' " ;
The statute nxea ine vi m
fine of not less than 8100 or mora wan
81,000 upon conviction t un wu
charted. ' -- --' ' - ,
Fulton and Sllet a-Timber.
tKnretal Dlapatch ' to - Tba ; JooniaL) ' ,v
". Pellae, Or.. April 8. Senator C-W,
Fufton addressed a larga crowd at the
county courthouse last night la the In
terest of. hla candidacy for I United
Ktates senator. - He expressed himself .
as comment or winning tne nomination
by a good majority.- He paid hia ro
epects to Heney. Smith,' and Others In
no mild terms. Tha senator met a large
dplepatlon after the meeting to discuss
the release of the Sileta timber lands
from the forest reserve. j v i,r .
Eye glasses 11.00 st Metsger's.
wiLLlFiiGuiijy
OF Ml
16
FRIEND
The Jury in the case of Elmer Wills,
alias Elmer Johnson, thla afternoon
returned a verdict of e-uiitv in . Judarn
Bronatigh's department of the circuit
court. The jury recommended that the
court exiena clemency in sentencing the
Wills waa charged with being the pal
Of George Frazier In holding up E. J.
Maxwell and taking 8126 from him on
the night of March 17. The holdup took
a mjori distance rrom uie east
end of the Madison street bridge. Both
mn were acquaintances or the victim,
. Fraxler, who pleaded guilty and went
to the penitentiary some time ago. was
returned to. testify against Wills. War-
aen Lurtu oi tne state penitentiary waa
called as a witness by the defense and
testified that Frailer told him a short
tlmo ago that Wills had nothing to do
with the affair, and that his companion
in the crime was a Seattle boy known
along the waterfront aa "the curly. kid."
The - latter disappeared Just after tha
crime. Willa took tha stand, also, and
attributed the testimony of Fraxler to
the fact that he and Fraxler once had a
fight, - , (,.'
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Perfect fitting glasses Q a Metsger'SL !
Uncle Sam is to take up the case of
pretty little Leong So.
Almond-eyed So, said to be a slave
girl, Is now in the county jail, having
been arrested several weeis ago by the
Immigration authorities for being In
this country illegally. She was ordered
deported. .
The California authorities later pre
ferred charges of larceny against her,
claiming that she stole a large quantity
of. jewelry and some money from a
wealthy Chinese-' The officers claim
they should be allowed to take little
Leong So back to California for trial be
cause she Is native born, and on this ac
count the government had no right to
order her deported.- So was accompanied
by Chin Tou, her lover, when arrested,
and You will probably be sent across
the big , pond without the . fair com
panion with whom he left the sunny
south. I ' i
The claim Is made that dainty little)
So la owned by certain slave owners In
San Francisco, and . that she is worth
between $4,000 and $5,000. It waa inti
mated by the government representa
tives in Portland that they believed that
the charge of larceny was made merely
as a pretense to return her to Oakland,
from which place she ran away.- -
The California officera took the case
Washington, and thla morning notice Urawn up, covering a frame, brick and
came to representatives here that .the
ia playing tha part of tha supposed
governess, the ex-actreaa Nmcv Vn,.,
Professor Christian Manners, the tip
pler, is exceptionally well done by
George Mortimer who makea of the
sanctimonious inaiviaual an entertain
ing character. William Blake was good
as Count de Brissac, the Frenchman
and Irving Kennedy gave, an Impetuous
performance of the part of Bobby Qor
ham. Mra Allen is a delightful v
funny comedian. She has the air of
being perfectly natural. She shuts her
moutn in a very runny way. and her
slla-ht hesitation over the It
and then whether intentional or not, is
eneuuve in ine ciasa or wora in which
she is usually cast. But if Mr. Ayres
wants to make a success aa a butler
let him be assured that he must ex
change hla wing Collar for tha ordinary
kind as prescribed by Mra Grundy.
The moving pictures continue to be
inordinately entertaining. This week
there are- some fishing boat scene, that
ar the best thing in a 'dramatic way
that could be desired.
- " ! - 'v.
. aMetager. jeweler. $42 Washington.
CLIFFS SELLS. SCHOOL
BONDS TO THE STATE
(Special Dispatch to The Journal. I
Cliffs. Wash., April 8. The Issue of
school bonds, $3,000, voted at a recent
special election for the purpose of build
ing a schoolhouse, haa been awarded to
the state as the lowest and best bidder.
Plans and specifications are now being
fer
aarbaee and outfit' cars 1.614. hand car
and velocipedes- 2,888, pile drivers 14, pita
a river tenaers i, steam anoveis it,
soow and scow drivers t. rotary snow
Slows 11, Russell snow plowa 11, atone
errlcks 7, weed balners , ' ditchers 1,
ballast spreaders 81, ballast plows 14.
f
f
J.ETURH TO WORK
i? ti
r I m
100 STRIKING TAILORS
cbargea would be Investigated by the
department of commerce and -labor.
In the meantime the much-sought
Elrl, pretty and young, remalna in jail
In the custody of the United States rnxr.
ahal. She doesn't want .to go bacto
the Old life in San Francisco andahe
uum. wimiv iv ivauma, to tjnina, on, sol
i And on this account teara ara nffan
seen In the bright, glistening eyes of
the Chinese maiden In the county jail
wuat fiiau vecome ox ner. -
cement bulldlna. and the contract will
be let at an earlv date. -The hiiildlnir
must be completed ready for use by Oc
tober, and will be so arranged that an
annex can be added to it later on with
out damaging tha former building.
Following a protracted conference be
tween the boss tailors and the striking
journeymen yesterday.; tha members of
tba Merchant . Jailors 'exchanga agreed
to thS demands o the strikers,' and this
morning something over 100 men, who
had been out for the past two weeks, re
turned to work. The journeymen will
receive an advance Of. $2.60 a -suit.
which ia equivalent to the seals that
was In effect prior to laat October.
While sneaklna- of the settlement oi
tha atrlke. a Dromlnent Washington
street merchant tailor said: The strik
er, seemed to be prepared for a long
eiege. They had the backing of their
national organisation, and would hava
received a weekly benefit for an Indefl- .
nlte length of time, and while we did
not consider the demands of tha jour
neymen aa just or fair, wa wera practi
cally forced to yield. All the . best
workmen In town were Involved la tha
Strike, and by tha time we brought can.
able workmen from the eaat to take
their places tha annas seaaon would
have been over and all of ua would have
suffered aerlous financial loss," ' . ' ' '
Acoordina, to tba atatement of 'ine
foreman of one -of the largest ) city
shops, the $2.60 advance on each 'suit,
which the journeymen will hereafter
receive. - will add about 28.2B to tha
weekly wages of the average tailor.
Tomorrow and Friday will nosltlvelr
be the last days for discount on west
side gas bills. Portland Oaa company.
ACTRESS LEAVES KEY
, , TO TRUNK BEHIND
' "' ' ' : -
There is likely to be some -excitement
at Tacoma tonight With Mrs. Pat Camp
boll, the actress, playing the principal
part. And It won't be on the, stage,
either.
It's all on account of a dinkey -Mttl
insignificant looking trunk key', which
was left behind at the Hotel Portland.
Mrs. Campbell and her trunk are in
Tacoma. The key is In Portland. Con
sequently the excitement.
MetzRer fits glasses for $1.00.
llBver
HASKINS SAYS PLOT TO KILL . .
STEVENS ORIGINATED IN ORIENT
Frederlo J. Hasklns, well known as a
newspaper Correspondent and who knew
intimately. Durham White Stevens, who
waa 'killed . ill San - Francisco by a
Korean, '.arrive at the Hotel Portland
this morning on his way from a trip to
thS orient . ' .
Mr. Hasklns Is of the opinion that
there waa a plot on In Honolulu to kill
Mr. Stevens and believes that If Stevens
had not been prevented by the quaran
tine regulations from going ashore when
bis boat touched at. the islands the as-
aHHlnatlon Would have ' occurred in
Honolulu Instead of San Francisco.
'For a weeK beiore btevens sailed
from Japan I sat at. the - same ' hotel
table with Wm," said Mr. Haakina' "1
interviewed him and I know that he
lived in constant fear of personol vio
lence from Korean politicians and patri-
"I firmly believe that the plot to' kllf
".t awn in arnvea on AmerlcaTt
soli was hatched long before he sailed.
I believe that the Koreans realised that
the deed done on property of tha United
Stetee would, attract th. attention of
the world moVe than If it had been ac
compliahed la Korea or Japan, it wa
to focus the attention of the world on
the -conditions existing In Korea and
bring Korean affairs Into the press of
the country, that tha itinntl.. V. .
dope" "
. Mr. Hasklns will remain In'PBrtlaBtl
for ay day or .two . -.t. " . .
6 ACBE8 on the Willamette river, H-mlle from' streetcar- line and good'
station: all suitable for cutting up into good . building ,Bites; well
: watered by large never-falllrfg spring; can be purchased aa a whole
' or In part, at reasonable price. , - , , '
. 5 ACBES at Jennings Lodge, fronting on river; 1 acre cleared,' balance
, ; good, heavy timber; on good public road, near Oregon - City carltne. 'j
Price, $2,600; $600 cashr balance easy .terms. r
Q AOmES on the Willamette river, south of city, U-mlle from streetcar u
. 2 acres cleared, balance good timber; sightly location, suitable for cut-T:
' ting up Into building sites.; Prico $3,250. . , r s v.,
4 AOSES on Wlllatriette river-9 miles from city, on cariine; 1 '"acr '
cleared, balance good timber: suitable, for cutting up Into acre tracts.
Price $8,600; terms to ault the purchaser. ..-.'--.
136H ACJtESXm the tiewls river; 50 acres in a good state of cultiva.
tlon, 16 acres more ready for the plow, balance good timber, .estimated .
. 1 'at'160,000,000 feet; well watered, all fencod. fair housanew barn and
) "outbuildings, 10 head of cattle, farm implements, etc.- Price $6,800;
' half cash, balance to aylt the purchaser.,- , "-..,, .A
- See ua for acreage tracts from half-acre up to 20 acres, all rlrot Soil,'
both improved and unimproved, on carltne and wlUiln 10- miles of Port-. v
land at reasonable prices and on terms to SmU any pur.cliaser. , , , i ;
The Shav-Fea
C N ' ; 245$ StarlC-Street '
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