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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREOON DAILY JOURNAL, . PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING,. APRIL 20, ; 1303. illTCIIISOII IS E illlCIIISTS 111 OORRISSEY I'JIIIS - BE BARRED OUT HI! Mill John ; D. Rockefeller and His Little : ; ; Granddaughter, Matilda McCormick AHEAD BY 490 Expected ... IUs Lead Over IEU III sriTE 1 No County Returns Are Yet Object of Attorney, Who' De United . . . States ; A ttorneyfj Yonkers,' A thlcte : Will - Rep. ; HnrlburtWlIl Be In . . creased Further. Complete, but Little Fur ther Change Expected. sires to Appeal, to bu " preinfe Court.' Confer ,' WiUi Bureau : , . resent America at Ion- oi IramliTratlbn. don This Summer. ... CM MS -..V I VII Via lll UVUM Clyde 3. AJtchtson U .sding W. H, Wi.rlhur la tha eontSSt tOT WlS nomtn- tion for railroad commissioner for the Addition returns received from various oountles throughout th state this moraine show Cake constantly In- Second dlstrlot. and with return so far eresslng hit lead over Fulton. Fuller in k, U 111 In the !1 Tbe complete returns rs expected to Increase thl . 2ead to greater or less degre " Altchlson has been crawling s-naaa 07 virtu of th vot glTen him m ma out eld oonntlea of th stat. Th oomplet raturna from Multno roan oounty glv Altchlson 1,74 U whll Hurlburt carried the county tun I.1U to his credit. - Outsld of tha count y.howevar. Alteh laon haa bn gaining steadily until n-w . ha la ahead by tha narrow margin of votea, with a number of tha smaller ..ointia nttpl over tha stats 10 " hear from. It la not believed that any of thM will aTact hie jeao, w..ir, In tb auta at large tha vote -o far collected give Atchison 1.114 and Hurlburt 2.070. Thane ftgures taken with the returns from Multnomah ooun- ty give Altchlaon a total 01 e.siv n llurlburt a total of 4.2S4. Tha vote ao far by counties for the . two Candida lea la aa rouowa; Altchlaon. Hurlburt Raker ..... I'lsteop ... Columbia . Cmolc . 01111am Grant . Malheur Morrow ftherman l'matHls, 1'nlon Wallowa Wasco Wheeler .. M ultnomah .4.174 44 171 104 4S too 61 ia 104 40 174 224 . 44 4m so 4.S14 4.144 Totals With returns atlll missing thla after noon rrura toon, curry ana jaossan counties. Campbell leads Carter by a majority of 782 rotea In the rare for railroad commissioner's nomination In ' the Second congresalnal district. It la not probable that returna from the counties not yet accounted for will make a considerable difference In the result aa Indicated by tha figures given below. county. . campoeii. carter. Prnton 2C4 Clackamas . , iKmglss Klamath , .. Lake ..; Lincoln ................ Linn Joseph In . Marion poik ..: . Tillamook ., Washington Yamhill .. o., .v. .-... . Totala 84S 414 117 111 1244 144 441 . 14S '1 Jtl 117 401 414 4244 171 774 170 171 44 . lf.0 114 .611 104 1447 241 17 111 "174 413 SEEKERS TO OREGON STEADILY return give the former aa Increased majority of 14. making a total majority In Multnomah oounty and the atate of t 6 IS. Returns from none of tha oountlee are complete aa yet, although moat of those oountlee lying on the railroad will show but little change when the of Ada! count la mad. Communication with Harney county was Interrupted to day by the breaking of tha telephone lines, and It la not probable that any raturna will be received from that sec tion of the state before tomorrow. The vote In Multnomah county, complete, with the corrected returna from outside counties Is ss follows: ITaJtaoaxUkh County. For United 8tatee senator: 1 H. M. Caks 4.104 1 Charles W. Fulton M4 ' .Outside Multnomah Oounty. Counties. Baker Benton Clackamas Slateop olumbla Coos ,. Crook Douglas Ollllam Oranl jackson Klamath Uke Lane Unn , Lincoln . Malheur Marlon Morrow Polk Sherman Tillamook ...... UmatlUa t'nion Waaco Wallowa Waahington .... Wheeler Yamhill ToUl Multnomah Total ,. Caka'a majority, 2.421. ,11 ' u"1 ' ' HI I SH ;:2 ' . v ' V oams back with , a new move, attempt- f . 1 1-1 m ' j,; ;.' .f ' , Ing to so amend thslr oomplslnt that "k" '-I rv'TTl'' , ., k ' they would be ermltted to. maintain ,TT"1 r - f I, ! 1 a new action. After thalr third de- t ? J f 'i 1 f feat Wallace MoCamant gae notice of C ' " ' t oUon that was submitted today. "-lU-'si ( I . '. I, : , asking that a decree bo entered for J--i!4 j V . the plaintiffs. V rZX .. . McCamant takea the position that LJ ',11 f ' ' f I 1 Judge Cleland haa left no ground for TrfTTl '"i ' : " the defendanta to atand on, and that 1 ILL' '-I ' ;. ,. f'-iiit 111! the' decka ahould no clsared of the ('aba Fulton. I Mf-' ' V J f f f I li "''" OfMUgeej KUBMJU Vga Iie UIIP 1 441 S' . i til i ' . I I tiot under adrlaement. , B. B. Wataon, III J It-' S A ,1 iXri "' .5II I attorney for Manjuam, Is preparing to 11:2 A !' fivI .j I Isppeal once more to the supreme .urt ins 1114 ' sr j0 ill ion the record msd be Tore Judge Cle- ill iri ' vJ ItJ I V 641 I K J a- .ft 1 I 1 'ill . ' 'Ut ?i(ir-.: I: 70 434 I I'f , -' f 7'1 f III Jil If V ,-V. ; -: - r t il l 1 h ..... . 'i.' ;.v. t 1 ," ' i:i'.t...M tii 1 III --a .mi B .v..r!-:-V:;i lb I umwJ" v.-,- 1 I I 1 V- . -' ' ' y. ill 1 X iV.rV7- -'HA I"1' I ? -" - - ' s , i I II k.- . . i? rfr" ' . 'II If I Judge Cleland In the circuit court this morning was ashed to 'enter de cree for tha defendants In the - rase of P A. Marouam against the United Htatea Mortgage A Trust company. J- Tnorburn hom ana others. in is is the rase Involving the ownership of the MarQuam building. 1 . un demurrers ana mouons 10 sinus out Judge Cleland three times ruled alnat Marquam in the effort of ma torneys to flls a icomplalnt that would reopen the caae, , twice before carried to the supreme ' court Each time the attorneya for the plaintiff! oams back with, a new move, attempt ing to so amend thslr oomplslnt that Uiey would be permitted to. msimain a new action. After thalr third de feat Wallace MoCamant gave notice of the notion that was submitted today. asking that a decree bo entered for the Dlalntlff j. .... Mcl!amant takes tha rmaltlnn tha Judge Cleland haa left no ground for tne aerenuants to stano on. and uai the' decka ahould he cleared of the debrla. ao far aa the circuit oourt Is concerned. Judge Cleland took the mo tion under advlaemeriL . C. n. Wataon. attorney for Marouam, Is preparing to appesi once more to me supreme court on ins record msas Dsrors judge cie ismi. ; .. . DOUGLAS CAKE'S BY TWO HUNDRED JJespit jxtt Financial Strin g-ency Kumber Is Equal . t . - to Last YearU . No conalderacJe falling .dff of ths colonlat .imovement f ronr last '.year's figures Is shown In the .reports of ths last wek or two from Union Pacific and Oregon KalTrbad A Kavlgatlon com pany a recti. ' "WTillS ' the ' expected In crease did - not materialise, -due - to . the effect of last fail's financial stringency, there Is still an encourarina activity in coivruet travel 10 ina i'aclllo noruwwL The record for- the week ending April IS showed; 90. . homeseekers coming; tlirousrh, Huntington on colonist tickets. While this appears to be a heavy fall ing off when compared to last year's figures for the same week. It is gjven more encouraging color when the fact is seen that of the week's business only 14 were destined to points north .of Portland, while of last year's 1,147 'colonist passengers coming through the ; Huntington gateway during that week S76 were bound for points north of Portland. The difference In the total .coming to Oregon points makes the av erage for Portland nearly equal to last year. ' Of the. total for the week a decided gain was shown In the 'number of pas sengers to some points In Oregon. Astoria got it Instead of last year's . three:, nolntm sooth of Portland aeenred JS0, sa against-04: Hood River got 11 Jnntead of eight: The Dalles 20 as com rared to six for the week last year; Baker City got 21. a rain of four over (Mpeclil' Dispatch te Tt Jeerail.t Roseburg, Or., April 24 Following Is Douglas county's vots: United States senator. Cake 444. Fulton 711: stats senator. Republican, Abraham 411; state senator. Democrat, Mice.ii sx; stats representative,- Republican, -Buchanan. Joint, 469, Applegate 414, Jonea 744: state representative, uemocrat. Marker 17: railroad commissioner, Campbell 410, carter 170, Hooertson sso. BAKER GIViJs CAKE . TWO TO 0XE Y0TE (SpeeUl DbpatCB te Tt' Journal.')'? Baker CltyrOr April 0-Tbe official count will not material!--chanre theae flrure , Cake S3. Jul ton 441: Ellis 136, Oeer t7: Shepherd 214; Altchlaon 189. Gaston US, Hamilton' 104. Hurlburt I, Iucks 51, wniunr 81; uauev HO, Reid 174; leglalators, Henry McKlnney, Republican and 3. J. Chute, Democrat, nominated. rOLK N03IIXATES TWO STATEMENT MM (Special OiapaUh to Tba Journal.) Dallas, Or., April 20 Polk county's vote complete, unofficial. Is: Fulton 470. Cake 402: Hawley. for conrresa. 440; Jones. Joint representative, Repub lican, Statement No. 1, 647, Gardner, unpledged. 114: C L. Hawley. represen tative. Republican, unpledged, no oppo sition; Henry, - Democrat, Statement No. 1, no opposition: railroad commis sioners. Campbell 171. Carter 244. Rob ertson SO. - (United rraea Leasts Wire.) WAshlagton, AprU SO As ths United ''Culted Press Uvui Wlrsl) 1 j Boston, .April T. f. Iorrlaey, Sutes attorney representing it oitlea. member of the Mercury Athtetlo olub and the bureau-of Immigration and nat-1 of Tonkers.. New Tork, .odsy, won the uraiisation are in eoniersoee toaay in I great Americsn Marathon, run from the deoartment of tunttoa as the reault I Aahland to Iloaton. a distance of 21 of Praaident Roosevelt's recent danun. mliea. John J, Hsyes of the Irish. clstlon of anarchists. It Is understood I American club of New York, fjntabed that the meetlnar dl recti r beara on tha I second and Robert . A. ' Fowler of tha . aoil-anarcbiat crusade, started somstlms I Csmbiidgoport gymnasium was third, ago- by the department of commerce The event was the twelfth revival of and jaoor ana wbioh is now being lire run under the auspices of the Boa- pushed. . ''. ; j . I ton AthUtlo asaoclatlon. Morrlsaey's . It Jl the rfntv nf ihm Sttnrnave AwlAm I -.'lotnrtr . a n ihyt ti e..rn Ins the conference to represent ths so. I Ahierlca in ths Olvtnnlh Marathon to ernnreni a; iiie iinat inarms given per 1 ue noil in Jbondoa this summer. sons who desire to secure certificates of naturallsaUon. Thy are also requlmd 10 moss esaminaiions not only snieoeaenM or me sppneanta but a further examination c sons who slsm ths SDolloatlon. ' Among thoas who are attsodlng ths oonf ersnos . ars C. fl White of Pan rraaoiaoo and A- J. BsUlstt Of Ssattla. mm cowr se M LEAD PARIDE HI EfilERYVILLE TRACK TODAY Sno-White 3rarc;.0TncdM)y Walter Sears 'Is Offered "1 to the Association. ' r San Francisco, April 20. Emeryville results: First rscs. six furlongs; sell ing throe-yes r-olds and up Martin mas, 114. 4- to I, 4 to I, 1 to .' won Ber nardo,' 41, I to 1, even", second; Vinton, 111. 1 to 1, third. ' Time 1:14 4-5. Be retch Bansollne in the eeoond. florateh Serenity In the third. Scratch I ahont 1& nnundi. ran1in 11 ha jne aitar, ut mt lounu auu.iauy juirtn- one men, long, flowing mane and lull Walter Sears of Dallas, thinks he haa Just the horae which thejloae Festival association wants for Rex OregonuS to rids upon and It Is possible that ;h la animal may be selected. In K lelte'r to The Journal Mr. Sears writes;. "I have In my livery bam hers a horae that I think will fill ths bill to per fection. It Is a snow-white mure, weigh: ful.,ln ths sixth. BACHELOR'S EPITAPH SAYS WYE NOT ALONE ..14.006 . . 4.104 .11.114 Hid a rear aro: there were ! .Wail; and 11 to Lewlston. to Walls CHARGES HUSBAND ' WITH AN ASSAULT s' . A' warrant was issued this morning ior m arreai or a. w. sianton on a LAKE IS HALF IN; SUPPORTS FULTON (Special Dhrpatch to Tha Journal.) Klamath Falls, Or, April 20. Eleven Seclncta out of 12 show as follows: .ke 227, Fulton 46S; railroad commis sioner. Carter 271, Campbell 241, Rob ertson 121; legislative candidates, Mer rlam SOS. Holgate 214. Willlts 226. Belknap 287. Brattaln S78. Marka 1S4. Tho precincts not heard from polls but j iv vviee. Only Dying Roqurat P1acf Warning Against Single Llfeg on Tomb. (Special Plapatrb te Tbe Joornil.) 6pokan, Wash., April 17. James Woolery, a pioneer packer, once wealthy, but during ths Isst few years a public charga at Iewlston, Idaho, left one re quest, when he died, a few days ago. Imploring the authorities to plsoe ths following epitsph on his tombstone: "A bachelor lies oeneatn tnis soo, -Who disobeyed the lew of God; Advice to others which I give; 'Don't live a bachelor ss I did live.' " Woolery was 57 ysars of age, and was known as a woman hater during the years ho was In ths Snake river ooun trv. Nathlnr Is known of his early Ufa. but It Is believed he was Jilted by the one girl In the east. . Several years sgo hs sxprsssed him self freely to an acquaintance, saying he wss tired of living alone. Shortly afterward hs was sent to ths alms house, where ke passed the remslnder of his days In advocating marriage. ON BLAZING CAR HE RACES TO FIREH0USE In fact IHIiliTk la sspsrislly fitted for the leadership of the parade. I wouil be pleased to hoar from the proper com mittee regarding the matter." The festival association wished to ee. cure a horse to lead the' triumphal entry of the king of the festival into tne city and If Mr. Sears' animal fills require ments It will probably b-uasd. POSITION OF WARSHIPS IN FRISO) HARBOR Here Is a little girl who will some day be worth untold millions of dollars. She is Matilda McCormick, granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, who thinks the world of her, and will bequeath her part of his vast fortune. ' charge of asaault and battery. The com- uVm rfVi ruining- witneas Is his wife, Mrs. cS?l &? t tUanche' Stanton, who alleges that her Vfv r.mnv and JOSEPHINE GIVES FULTON BEST OF IT (Special DbpaM te Tha Journal.) Grants Pass, Or., April 20. With the official eouat not completed, latest re- the following: Fulton Hawley, 567; Bailer, 418 it Reid! husband struck her abused her. Stanton Is In the employ I 1 , f 14) nnv-,kll lit on t- a We take off our hat to the discriminating public who last . month picked out our ' shirts. - Now we announce the arrival of' a new line in the1 same high quality. Bright colors but no per oxides; $1,150 buys the. best; others at $1.00; just the same patterns now shown at the New York stores " ' . Full-dress shirts, $1.50. . ' CLOTH I HG CO Cus2SU-nPttp lf . , 1C3-1CS THIRD, ST. - 3IARI0N RECEIVES ADDITIONAL FIGURES (Spedal CUpatcb to The Journal.) Salem, Or, April 20. Returns re eefvnd up ' to noon today give Cake 1,681. FuUon 1,189; Patton, 1,617; Hughes. 1,487; Reynolds, 1,466: Hatte- berg. 1,452; Ubby 1,447; Turner, 1.441; Mi??r' h?P Crittenden 1.817; Adkins; 1,802; Wlnslow, 12B6; Carter 1,467; Campbell, 744; Robertson, 276. KLAMATH LARGELY BELONGS TO FULTON Lakeview, Or., April 20 Six pre cincts out of 12 give these fltrures: Cake 44, Fulton 130; congress, Hawley 205; superior Judge, Bean 290; food commis sioner. Bailey 161, Reld 61; railroad commissioner, Campbell 113, Carter 56. Robertson 84. LIMITED TR1I OH GlWfECKED Strikes Landslide Near Sum mit, of Rocky Mountains Fire Destroys Cars. UNION FOR CAKE NEARLY TWO TO ONE (Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) La Grande, Or., April 20 Latest unofficial fig-urea for Union are: Cake 760, Fulton 426; Ellis 724. Oeer 135. Shepherd 114; 'Aitohleon 268, . Gaston 272. Hamilton 188, Hurlburt 224. Louckn 200. Whiting- 200; legislators, Eberhard 606, Rusk (79. H. Rothchild is the Democratic nominee for representative. Fulton Wins Grant. (Rpedal Dispatch to The Journal.) Canyon City, April 20 .With only five precincts missing, Grant County gives majorities to Fulton for senator, loin. tor congressman and Aitchlson for rail road oosnmlssisoner. , (Uittted Frei Leued Wire.) Spokane. Wash., April 20. After it had reached almost the highest point in the Rocky mountain, the Oriental Limited No. 2, which Is the Great Northern's fastest passenger train east bound, struck a landslide, demolishing the engine and derailing a car. The wreckage caught fire immediately after the accident, and every car, excepting the last two. a standard sleeper an an observation car were destroyed. All the passengers aiid members of the tram crew escaped injury. BOND COMING FROM WHITNEY'S FATHER As soon as 11,000 can reach Portland from his former home In Cedar Springs, Michigan, G. B. Whitney, the young man charred with involuntary man slaughter in connection with the death of his fiancee and now confined in the oounty Jail, will be released from custody. District Attorney Manning agreed with Attorney W. P. Richardson, acting for Whitney, that $1,000 would be suf ficient bond, and Judge Reid finally stated his willingness to accept tbe sum. The father of the younp man, who uvea in me micnigan town, nas been notified of the sum required and has wired that he will forward it at once. ne win not come to Portland until Just before the grand Jury ia con vened and ready to act in the case. TESTING VALIDITY OF VEHICLE TAX CLOSE BETWEEN JEFFREY AND DERBY The result f the contest for the Democratic nomination for congress In the Second district Is still In doubt and will remain so until the cpmplete re turns from the district ajr John A Jeffrey led his opponent in Multnoman county with a good margin but the re turns from the outside counties have been putting Andrew Jackson Derbv, the other ' candidate, closer and closer to me rrom. ir nis rains continue ne may win the nomination. It will take the final count to make the reault cer tain. ; Toledo. Or..v Atwir Ift Th -vffi.no i vote of Lincoln county -Ja as follows: fltftfA .J4 . 1T.tl.AH ."... - t 1 . a. Carter 18V Robertson 74; Barrett 180, Hammersly m, Nolan ill, Gardner tii. Jooea 161. -.. ..,,.;.-.,- .v.- v. v i Validity of the vehicle tax, recently enacted by the city council, was argued pro and con before Presiding Judge Gantenbein in the circuit court this morning.' City Attorney Kavanauuh pre sented tne argument for the city. The chief question Involved Is whether or not the operation of the ordinance can be held up until the people have oppor. tunlty to pass upon It by the referen dum. It is contended by the plaintiff, who has secured a temporary Injunc tion against the ol ty, that if the argu ment of the city attorney be sustained there never can be a referendum vote In this city, where the oouncll provides that an ordinance shall go Into effect noon Its passes-.. Th intunniini. secured -In -the name- ffi3aorge Long, oap Qf too protesUng teamj ters, ? MILLIONAIRE'S WIFE HURT IN AUTO WRECK San Francisco. April 20--Mrs. W. Tevis, wife of w. S. TevIS, the mil lionaire. ia today receiving the eon gratulatlons of her friends upon her narrow escape from death yesterday when she was hurled from her hus band's automobile on the San Mateo county road. She is sufferlna from bruises but principally from nervous shock. ... '",,.-, i , Mr. Tevis was driving-the. bis- tourins car wnen it veerea 10 one slue euaaeniy, crashing Into a telegraph nolo and threw him, his wife and son to the ground. r revis ana his son were uninjured. INSANE FARMER SHOOTS HIMSELF Lebanon. Or.. April 20. -Beard, tha demented rarmer, who lert home Satur day eve and was pursued all dav yes terday by a posse, was caurht at noon tooay oy Deputy enerirr ureen and Dick Keens about , four miles from Lebanon. All three were In a buggy coming to Lebahon when Beard snatched revolver from the deputy sheriff and shot himself twice in the head. Beard Is still living, with little hope or recovery. . , : . SIX TRAINS IN ALL0NTDIE Northern Faclilo No. 1, due at T o'clock, arrived on time. Southern Pacl5, No. 14, due at .7:60, arrived on time. e . Southern Faclflo No. is, due at 4f- 11. '10. arriyed on time. alR, A K 'No. 1, du 4 $ 4 o'clock, arrived on time. Vf O. R. ft N. No. 6, dus at :45. arrived on time. e r Astoria ft Columbia No. Jl. , 4 duo at 11:15, arrived on time.', 0 e f e 4 -444 4k V44Mot th north. BEUI PAID im OFFICIAL 4t Woodford Harlan Says Ac cused Man Hired Him to Expedite Entries. Motornuui Sticks to Charge Meteoric Plight of Eight Blocks. In (Dslted Praea Leases Wirt.) San Francisco, April 20 Admiral Thomas has designated the positions of ths vesselg of ths fleet when they lie in the harbor between the foot of Kaat street and Hunter's point. The formation of the fleet as It steams Into the hay has not been previously pub lished. The cruisers wll not enter tho bey at the same time with the battleships, but will be in the harbor before the arrival of the battleships and will Ho off Belvedere while the ' battleships ateam In. When the last of the battle ships haa passed Nortl Beach and is crossing the cllr front, the cruisers will fall In behind and take the po sitions designated for them orv. Ad miral Thomas' map. The combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets will occupy that position during the first few days, until after the re view by Secretary of the Navy Me tea IT, when the Pacific fleet will draw out of the formation and leave the harbor. PROSECUTOR LANGD0N WEDS WEALTHY WIDOW (United Press Leased Wlre.t Modesto, Cal.. April 20. William II. Langdon. district attorney of Fan Fran cisco, and Mrs. Myrtle McHenry, pres ident of tbe First National bank of Mo desto and one of the wealthiest women In this vicinity, were married shortly before noon today at her home In the latter city. The wedding was a quiet affair, only i relatives or tne bride and groom wit- Phlladelphla. April IT. -With his car on fir from rear piauorm o ironi, Motorman John Allison last night made a meteoric flight for eight blocks, along Franr-lsoo. Immediately afterwards Mr Langdon and his bride left In an auto mobile for tho south on their honey moon. Mrs. Langdon was a widow, her nessing ths ceremony, which was per formed by tbe Rev. Father Otis of San Wavna ivimuL ntrmuitotm. In an ef fort to reach a fire station before his charge should be entirely consumed. He f nailv waa forces- to an lit on current and abandon the car when only two hlorks from aid. The car waa going' towarn uerman- town. on WiasanicKon avenue, wnen flames shot from beneath tho resist ance, boxes. Stopping, Allison ordered the passengers off. anoVfcs soon as thty left the car put on full eurrent, and set out for the fire station In Germantown avenue, near Chelten avenue. His passage up Wayne avenno cre ated excitement an niong xoe ime. iaw flames grsw closer and closer, until the heat became too great to on enaurea. first husband, who was Interested In the bank of which she is president, hav ing died about two years sgo. She owns a large ranch ssven miles north of Modesto. i ' " ' " JURY COMPLETED IN . TRIAL OF TIREY FORD (United Press Leased Wire.) Washington, April 20 Woodford D. Harlan, formerly chief of the special service division of ths general land office, testified in the Henson-Hyde land fraud trial today that on various occasions between 1898 and 1902 he had received money from Frederick A. Benson for information concerning the creation of forest reserves and for help in expediting the applications for land sent to his offloe by Benson. Tho witness said that when he met Benson in Washington in 1898 that the latter explained that he was Interested in certain land and that he waited to make arrangements to get claims throua-h the land office. He satd ar rangements were made whereby he was to reoelvo 20 per cent of the value of each acre entered by Benson, and that Benson agTeed to pay him in currency because drafts and notes were "danger ous." , At that time, - Harlan said, Beilson told him that he had no Partner): that he formerly was connected with Hyde's office, .but was not then on friendly terms with him. The witness then de scribed how he had received different sums from 1898 to' 1902 and then de clared that in June. 1902, . he wrote Benson, telling him that the secretary of the Interior and the commissioner of the general land office had both re ceived letters from an Attorney named Zabriske of Arisona, complaining that Hyde and Benson engaged In fraudu lent transactions' and referring to Schneider, one of tho men now under indictment,, as a man from .whom in formation could bo obtained. . HOTEL CLERK AS CUPID'S FIRST AID O. W. Town of Hoauianv Washlns- rnn mo nr-ian. , tAMm 4 K f sa mrtpn tn srl V a tvu. was. i ,w vwu um -. uiub nisti c girl and "tuck 'cr" sway' as his wife. The girl was Miss Laura Tucker of San Franclsok 7 But for a time It looked bad for Town and Tucker. Ths two registered .at the Belvedere hotel and then hurried to tho courthouse in search Of Cuoid Praso. Cupid was located hut as he didn't, know the couple and they pad no one to wenuiy mem mere was nothing doing- in ths marriage , license Une. .. . .'' i': .-. -,. . Htm aetermmea. sr. xown ana Ansa Tucker hurried back to the Belvedere. There the told their troubles to W. W. Webb, the-clerk. Mr. Webb wis equal to ths emergency. Ho Joined the two and the trio hiked to the courthouse. Ths marrlasre license wss Quick v Is sued, Justice Reid did the rest and soon afterward Mr. and Mrs. Town left town rtTaited Press Laaaed Whs.) San Francisco. April 20.-Tho twelfth neat Decani e hkj ni ii u-j rimmc... , , . Vtraw T. VnrA ofcla When Allison felt his hah- ourling, he ,uf' 10 rr . cnUf otmn- sei tonrwii heintr then at the intersection of Wayne and Chelten avenues. Before charge or bribing roriner OFFICIAL COUNT for tho united Railroads, on the -ge of bribing former Supervisor th fiamaa were extinguished tney nao iMiniei u. coieman to secure Ms vots consumed everything but the framework, for a traction franchise; was chosen unexpeoieaiy ime morning, tnus com oletinc tho Jury. Ho Is Alfred Bovoe jr., engaged in too real estate business, . . , . ns i . i . . . T-t.T-rT-iTi TTT . TT I "a ruos o-i sv wiyi- sirenc. jae IS uilJJiiiXt W A I had been, unaer examination - only 19 ounuivi hbvh jj waffi accepted. Afte tie h.ikA Keen nhAmm Jn1 r. Taw. County Clerk Fields began tbe canvass )nr ordered that ths Indictment against of the votes this afternoon, commeno- por(i be read. Then Assistant District In, with ths precinct committeemen. Attorney O'Oara naked for a CO mlnntM' The start was made at this part of thelreeesa t e0ure certain papers and pro ballot by the request of political lead- vlde for the rresenoe of Chief Clerk ers. Ths law requirtw uisi m I Behand ot the board or supervisors, who CO nmmliiMi shall meet within five days followlng'the primaries ror tne purpose of organisation. .The cbunt on Demo cratic committeemen wn luniiiiu ui- Ing the afternoon ana tne ttepuoucen list nearly gons through. The canvass of the vote for United States senator will be taken up after the committee men have been canvassea. is to be ths first witness. . BIG PENSION BUREAU PLAN KNOCKED OPT (United Press Leased 'Wire.) llnarton. Jtnrll SO.- Th aanaia PICKING JURY IN rttOl AT? lrXiTTa 1?TF A T. I abolish tho various pension agents LAiolli UU VV Jc.i.JL.0 Xj i AU throughout tho country and sstaiiish One big bureau where all business could he transaotsd. The committee also voted ravor of rovidlng 412,000,000 to make sfToottve hs widows' pensionblll recently signed y tho president This makes a total Of 1192.000.000 oarrled by tho pension bill. - , A Jury to try R, U. Wells, James Sheehan M. J. Dorsey, J. M. Baylor Frank Cavlness, charged with using; mails to defraud, is being selected fore Judge Wolverton in the United States oiroult oourt today. When oourt adjourned at noon, 10 of the veniremen had been, accepted. Wells and tha others ore the men arrested on the grounds that they had been passing defunct stats bank-note's. It. is alleged they ?ot them in Chicago. ifiacn or the de endants Is represented by an attorney. sttmnev mnA his ftasistant Walter! . AUCO MoCTMT, th WOmM WHO Was i'Jar.i. an npnaemitinr tha nu fr Vhi I ound in a l orunsen oonaiuon m ett. swsrnmen'tf: f , , ? Joseph's church last Friday afterSoon. WOMAN THERE BUT DID NOT STEAL and who. has since been held on sus picion that sh might in some manner have been, connected with the theft of several' sacred vessels from tho saorls. try of the church tho same afternoon. 8trxl Trust Election. .(United Press Leased Wire.) II.ULn S T Anvil OA Q.lhnU. ers of the Un'itea States Steel corpora-1 was today given her JIberty by Munlcl- tlon, tho so-called steel trust, today re- P" JU,J?tYh elected th board of directors at their i""" 5uK5bIi!1i?,rJ'r !" mAAttna- I urn iiiat mj ..wun .v meeuilg. 1 k1v. an-- Mnnnatlnn htlaun tha . , ' woman's presenc in th church and th i inTenior o cufciujies. t burglary, ; From th Oaulols. simple contrivance as th envelop Tfift T, A TR 1 TO rLASSTtTY should b a conparatlvely . modern. - in- i LO ,7 rrnX -Cn-u-y. -u n.-' SrM.ttr'fact"lti lust 109 Voar. OOMPml 195S9'MOST sine a paper manufacturer of Brighton 1? X? VontL 12B0O niToiah naiYiAjT-hrawAa tnvantail anvalnnaa tnr rented 424 montn, , . part OS SH. letters in their present form.' Even r. mfX riniBixte off "tWcsrffnes then It was some considerable tlm be- M8,1.0.9'. S tu nX: . ,h.U .... s.. .11 1 ... I l,tOV, I'"-". r f.ff nnttl umiwh.nl -1 . ..i 1 Mgin SNAP 180 ACRES 1 H MILKS OF. Befor this dat' (a many who aref North ysmhiji. ail in ourtivation. with living now will remember) ' letter, fjrop,-160 per wre, terms, jq agent. JF. ' written only on on slds,. was folded tel pietsmann, sisra st. ' . ' two. then In three, sealed with a wafer B-ACRE TRACTS Itt . MILEd 8. . E. of sealing wax snd addressed en one I of Milwaukie.? J0O to 4400 each, all . of th blank sides, . - - . . . : claar, good soil. P85. Journil.