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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL? 21. 1P08. 10 mm HE LADY Famous Criminal Again Be hind Bars . at Old Bailey in London Betrayed by : Woman Is Often Trouble in AITGHISOrJ LEADS HURLBURT BY 607 Completed County Returns Still to Be Counted in Commissioner Race. V, ' Union. April 21-Harry ' Y,et who ft regarded by th pollcat born nd abroad as on of the moit cunning . aad daring International ennmi"' t tba Old Bailey thla w.ek sentenced l another five yeara' impnaonroeni. Ilia cam waa given on thle occasion aa Tbomaa Williams, aged lr n " waa charged with ataaimg. a book and tbr. check forma, the prop- rtv of a Moorgarte atreet atocaDroser. .; JitwM playing billiard, at tha Holhorn-viaauci resiaur. . 7 " ," "I accused entered. He left suddenly, and waa followed, and whan oaptored pra- duced tha poeset-Dooa. - , ' Accaoed pleaded guilty In tha advice ha fa eeld to have al- waya alYan "When ther un. pone-, hava got'yoV don't gfr. tham amy trouble, Toumuet.taketh. good wlta lhTha graateat . coup of Harry's Jong career of crime waa tha Je-el tni the Gare du Nord.. Paris, In 1IM. tha booty on that occasion, which ha se cured slnrie-nanoeo, oems .!-- ued at about m.OOO, belonging tha Xmchesa of Sutherland. In ltl h.waa sent to prlaon for a.ven years for tha lhAtSha tlnVof thla great coup ,n7 tha Valet" or -Thomas Wllllama. alia; William Johnson, Jamee Wilson, end Vllllers. waa In vary low water finan cially. Ha had the prevtoue April mad a tha acquaintance of wealthy lady, who was living apart from bar husband. j raaolnatad Woman. ..' , j The woman waa faaclnated' by the bandaoma. well dreeeed educated man. and for six montha ba trareled with her in England, and on tha continent the lady paying all the expenaea, and her companion apparently finding pock et money by tha practice of hla criminal rAbout tha end of September or tha be ginning of October, repeated quarrels ' ended In tha woman deserting him In Paris, where ha waa left practically pan. n I less. On tha day of tha robbery a raxual acquaintance at tha Oara du Nord pointed out to Harry a lady enter ing the atatlon aa the "Du,cbeaa of Suth- s erlnnd." . , Recognising his opportunity. "John son," aa he waa than called, entered the atatlon, aaw a compartment tn a corri dor train aelected, watched the luggage being deposited in It and when those In charge went to their own compart ment, and before the dncheaa or Sir Albert Kolllt bad time to enter thetre, he alipped In and carried off tba caaa of Jewela. ' A lew oays later, Harry, tne vaiei. In the fifht for tb Republican nomi nation for railroad ' commlealoner from the Second dlatrlct tha lataat taturna five Clyde B. Altchlaon a lead over Hurlburt hla - nearest competitor, of U7. Tne counties -wnicn are complete are Baker. Clateon, Ollliam. UroaUll Wallowa and Multnomah. The returna by countlea are: wrote to the woman who had lert him. aavlng be bad now plenty of money, and aakln her to rejoin him. Aocordtna to her atory aha did not reply,, but "John-Bon-' tracked her to her home, ' ahowed her a daizlinff maaa of gema, heaped flint upon her, put pearl and diamond necklaces around her neck, and wheedled . her into aliowina; him to remain,. - ' t ' v Betrayed. It waa then that ha committed one of those Indlncretlone by which the moat cunulca thlevea ao often Place them anlvea within, reach of tha law. He told the lady he had atolen the Jewela I mm the Ducheaa or Butherlana. The followine; mornlna; ba demanded the jewelry back, and tba woman found nerseir a;ain oupea. They returned separately to Enarland and tha woman at once carried out her threat a of venereanoe by living infor mation 10 Boouano. xara. When arrested. Harry tha Valat bad between 4,000 and iS.OOO worth of the ' atolen property in his possession, as . well aa 30 in cash and notea. At the trial he rernsed'to eay where the re , malnder of the property waa. Ha Waa inreatenao wun penu aervituaa tor lire, and Impudently assured the judge that li ne cava mm ine maximum sentence Countlea. tlaker Clatsop Columbia . Crook Ollliam .... Grant Malheur ... Morrow . . . Rherman . . UmatUla .. I'nlon Wallowa .. Waaco Wheeler . . . Multnomah Total . Altchison'e plurality, o7. Altchlaon. Hurlburt. 8 IS 104 l ( II S4 0 K0 41 "A 483 30 4.m .3tl .. 389 .. 181 J.17 . . HI .. 140 ,. 1.1 ! .. IT .. If .. 1 4i .. ta.1 .. t'z .. 344 . . 4 ..1.631 BOURNE TO LOSE CONTROL '. OREGON DELEGATION? be could not make him apeak. Harry Kepi ma wora, and despite ken watcfalna; on tba part of tha police : after ha . left Jail not a single, article nas oeen recovereo. Slnca hla release the accused ' baa been In trouble at Monaco, and in Lon- oon ana fnris. ana apparently floea not intena. w iomajce nis .criminal . career. Ha' tiaed to boast that "anyone who eouia get round tne laaya maia eouid . taaiiy anproDriata the ladv's lewelrv. but It waa clearly proved that be had never made the acquaintance-of any of trie ijucneaa oz cuinenana a personal . auenaanuL . P0LICE3TAN DEFEATED BUT WINS N END As the result of an attempt to arrest M. WUon In a aaloon at 269 Washing- ton street, Policeman Oolta, Wilson and a bystander named T. K. Baldra engaged in ft free-for-all fight thia afternoon, which for a time resulted In the defeat of Golts. Ho was knocked upon the floor once, but recovered 'hla wind and suc ceeded in bringing the two men to police headquarters. .Wilson was wanted on r charge of stealing a revolver. Baldra is the foreman of a leather factory and ajon i Know , wny no intenerea. . Cafme Bill fn the Senate. ' " (WMhluatoa Barcso' et The Jonmtl.) WaHhlngton, April 21. Senator Bourne today introduced in the senate the bill to pension - veterans of the Cay use Indian war. HUSBAND DE0PS I EFF0BT TO LOCATE HIS JIISSING WIFE COLLEGE CONFERENCE AT FOREST GROVE (fecial tHspatrb te The jeareal.) Hclfle University, Forest Grove. Or., April 21 A a tha result of an Invita tion ' sent out br Paelfio Univeraitv a conference of the colleges of the state Is to be held here Friday. The' insti tutions will be represented by their presidents and delegates from the fftcultlea. Theaa will ba guests of Pa cific during their stay here. The pro gram tncludea a banquet at Herrick hall and "papers on subjects of common interest to the colleges. Tha purpose of the conference is a better- acquaint ance among tha college teachers of the state looking toward aome formal or ganisation tor mutual benefit The following Institutions bava ac cepted the Invitation: Willamette Uni versity. McMlnnvilla college, Albany col lege, yacino college and Paiiae college. SPOKANE DEMOCRATS NOT FOR JOHNSON . (Special Dispatch to The Joorail.) Bpokana, Waslu, April 2! Tha Toung Men's ' Democratic club la riven the credit ' for the large vote cast at the Jjemocratlo primaries. Over 1,300 votes were polled. Only one Johnaon man waa elected to. the convention which will' be bald Anrll 2S. That man was Councilman N. 6. Pratt, an- old achool mate and peraonal. friend of Governor Joksson, -who appealed to his friends y say In r that he would not be true to la frindshln to turn down ona of hla beat friende. F. O, Robertson Jr.. D. C Newman and Fred Miller, all prom inent urmocnu, were. oereatea oecsuse they declared for Johnaon. WITH BUSTED THUMB HE YET WINS GAME (Sneelil DisDateh ta The Journal North Powder, Or., April si l. While b was practicing on tha atreet here prior to going to the baseball grounds fot the match game between the Haines and North rowder team a, J. M. Starr, pitcher for Hainaa, met with a aerlous accioeni to tea inumD or his right hand, a ball striking the end of the thumb with such force as to drive the bone out through the flesh. He told the sur geon it didn't matter, as be pitched with ma leit, anyway. North Powder won the game. It to 8 Last week .Haines won, 16 to 13. MRS. KHURRY TELLS . HUBBY'S LIFE SECRET Mrs. Lonlse Khurry. who baa a Syrian for a husban and wants a divorce, tea tifled in the municipal court thla after noon that Khurry told her he had killed 10 men in Syria, and that if aha ever divulged the eecret her life would be forfeited. Khurrr was brought Into the court on a charge of assault and battery on bis wife. Ha ia a small, dapper per son, who looka Inoffensive. Mrs. Khurry further complicated matters by bringing In some tools which she said were stolen by bar husband. i ' 't Newly elected members' of the city and county Republican central commit tee are baring a bard and tempeetuoua time. Politics, national, state and looal. has them In Its grip. They do not know whether they aro going to sleet P. F. Freeman or Major J, F. Kennedy for their chairman, they don't know whether Frank Middle ton tha omni present, will ba able to realise bla am bttlon and be eecretary; they don't know whether they will elect delegates to tha atata . convention who will be pledged ' to aend a Taft delegation to the national convention or whether Ban- ator Bourne will have hla way and pro cure an unlnstructed delegation. There are several thlnga that are dark but the new members are working hard to learn. There la more or leaa of a battle rar ing In the ranks of the new committee men. There la the battle over tha or ganisation, which la of aome IntaraaL but there ja down under that fight tha till deeper one of the national com mitteemen. Senator Bourne wants to bead a del. ran on irom Oregon to the national con vention which will not be pledged to Taft or any one else unless It be to Kooseveit. hc wiu work for the elec tion of auch a detention when the state convention meets May 14. 'n the tnoan tlms, in order, to , inaure reaulta, the county conventions and organlaatlona are being rounded up so that the right kind of delegatea will be sent to the state convention On the other band are the forces back of Taft, represented by the friends of Senator Fulton. As It i Is now being" planned. Senator Fulton Is to lead the Oregon delegation to Cbi- Iiecause of these little differences of opinion las organisation or the new cen tral committee will be a strenuous one and tha indications are that Senator Bourne will lose out in bla effort to se cure control of the Organisation for list of state delegates favoring en unpledged delegation to Chicago. " " rv.... kiii un k vans times in se lecting 'the chairman and secretary of Wl BEARD ' 117 LiEII 111 - iflLS OF OREGOH D00L1ED TO DIE, . ESCAPE DEATH SWTIIIG IIIIEI'J Physicians Say No Hope tot Wlicn Submarine Boat Sinks Means That Nico JLittle Pay- ' Demented1 Man , Who V 'Mechanisms Will Help roll Once MoreBeauty : ; .Those Inside. .; . Shot nimself. t- (gpeeisl Dlspetca te Ae JoeraaM Via tba'. London .'Dally ' Qraphlo ' last Lebanon. Or., April' 11 William IL I July 'n experiment was described ofl Doctor at Work, Too... .4 i t (Bpeelsl OUpatck to Tbs oarail) ' Elgin. Or- April ll.There are II the new committee. F. H. Keed, . who Beard, he demented farmer, living two M apparatus designed with the object sawmills located near Elgin, but soon itorEaiT7i.d. "'HW:WM 7M. p-reveatlnt tlon apparently and baa transferred if ;rr'7 v " 4 " 1 1 ,u" - I'"" wr "V aiiartanca to. Frank Jr. Freeman. eea i wk in- um oui nmn v I marine Das . an aociunni ana goes q year ine greater numper oi inera souv and Freeman, and their fctl?n aro now leraay bottom. At that time tha appara- down, Laat week aeveral of tha. mills converts oi nmriimn -,. . .v.- -i tt . u waa Ar.n&p, e fiHaiAiant work tor tha election or, . jo. waa live,. ditlon-andvtha attending physiclana Bay iSllraitv T, they say.4 . . un,r nava no nopes at. att tor ma rei.dooted ff- :u.'m veianda.- however, aro of covery. - - - . 1 25r'?-f under consideration by the! resumed, and Inside of two .weeks 14 1 whom it baa ainoa been rmore will be running. Moat or the mins consists of a apaclal form tare amall, employing from 10 to II men. Mr. . inwui, ,Ti ,i .i..,Ti bnu ii'Miuk i,,4. n, or aivlng' helmet lo oe worn oy eacn out witn ma lull resumption ox wora the -opinion that the eU "noU? About I wiL8 "" This baa been Invented by Com. about 3 00 men will be given work. All be allowed to ohooae "l.K,,i-Shi5aa iVlnr Z ahotau ,V? ItJ? . mands 8. & Hall, R. Na of the iubma- thw mllU are tributary to Elgin. hava acUve charge of tha Repybltean rylng a tgun. .. Sunjsy a bout npon rln. rvlc, tn( feuft tfurgeon Oawall A new plaa to beautify thla city la campaign in Multnomah county They be waa 'v7 'M""" Reea of 1L M. B Mercury, and manufac being entefed Into by the property own. therefore, are waiting for -W. M. Cake rrom bla home "booting at rurJ mall tur b M.,r tjebe.borman Co.. era. They are having Their grounds to return from Penndleton in order to J0 "; :nd .ubmarina englneera to the admiralty! laid out In landaoape' garlen" d give him a chance to ntwjimmrA Ing wero no tifled, P" Thera are three problems to be solved good-natured rivalry ex"ete. as to who the man whom the Caka forcei 'would that -T" his 'ria"M 'n.0' when a submarine has a hole made In ehall have tha moat attractive premleea. lik to bave at the bed of the M p,r Md ,u (iUing wlth water. The An experienced landaoape gardener nomab campaign. . Mr. Caka will return W "?',""r first la to save the crew from the' ef- from Boise, 'idaho, has charge .of tha ? g f&S: tfcJsi&SLsmtt !X$i&sM &?tt:,?vMX.$: ratoM te.1 Vbh:llm'.t.r,w.ty nhalrman of the committee will oe l mio ne woeoa.v given to tha Cake are . soma radioei Freeman and Fran not want to confer although they oontend wora ror nia election Inn tit. announced h data for secretary of tha oommitfea.- HAVE RIGHT TO PASS BANK PAPER fAHaa Kn ah t INsMasaa I - KiriT HAflIIV MAVtllflBl nMa a4F Has a k Mlddleton who do oy mat means , got Ms ahotgun away " it im T .-.ikiV ;;j nf.r.7aa n.. with tha candidate, I irom . him. At. this time Beard seemed l " i,. -.. . :! .aT,"1 CISTK rU0B, n M ioived V'thV'n.w dYvicI' th." "toul ,m.air.Va "caTdi: Ar.oo.-.. th. nswc.; to'Lab. r?'h f' S" nJli Wi!L J.!? laa.A. Ska , . IUVIIUBw 1 BIUyU IWgJ f.U III UW PUUUt I I kantitv flna4 T D a-3JT M 7 friiZ I 9-rt mad IS Ki'manaT .7 h.a' " I 0 t : A lery. rlr and . started for . hla hnma ta I .." . . ' aeo puvam wnuuniiif m vumoinvu ponnw I cently been lOOaJng ue iieia over nara and oxygen generator, consisting of two with the idea of building n-modern, small chambera-formed rn one case. I up-to-date opera-bouse. He la ao iwell it almost a KHIM0 DEFENDANT IN MUNICIPAL COUBT The crusade of the physicians of the' city aralnat the practitioners of medi cine who bother not at all about taking out a lioense took another step today . in me case or tu. n.nimo, in wnicn lr. Alan welch smith is the complainant. It is eznected that tha case will ha concluded this week. Tha objection of , tha defendanta tn tha case of Walls and four confeder- atea. lndlctra for ualtur the malls tn defraud, on the grounds of passing defunct state bank notes, for which they were arrested, was upheld . by Judge Wolyertc-n in the United Statea circuit court thia afternoon. Judge Wolverton held that In passing the spurious money aa charged tn the Indictment the malls had not been used In tha execution of the act. Thla gieana that, unless appealed by the govern and kresey will go' free. Also that the mulls can be useo to aena these nana bills about the country, and the men cannot be proaeouted for passing the rtctitioua notea on ine miotic. , Part of yesterday afternoon and all of thia morning waa occupied by the attomeya for both aidea ae to whether the defendanta can be tried on tha charge of using the mails to defraud. John F. Logan, attorney ror sneenan, raised the contention that the post office department had not been uaed aa a party in the scheme. His argu ment waa to the effect that the de funct state bank notes bad no been distributed b. mesne of the mails and that when aent through tha regular postal channels 'they were not com plete and that the defendanta had not ased the malls 'in ' any way in execu tion of the passing of the money. mevena A Co. of Chicago, where the bills were secured, did a curio business, he said, and the defendant aimply wrote to them to aend a package ot the old bilhi of the Merchants ft Plantera' bank of Georgia. Theao bills were paid aava tba crew-from drowning in the! list of p rises that will be awarded at tna annual riower snow in sepiemoer. A naw feature will ba two Dlises. a first aad seoond prise for tha beat itept lawn and yard from now on until the enow. Judges tor this, event will bo appointed; secretly, and not oven the Judges thera seivea Will .Know wno taeiv asoeciaiea continued Into a . abort I are. ' ' strong waterproof material. I- Opsrn-Sooso Fiaaaaa. the jackal, inaias, ja. a I J. M. Ashwortk of Athena, bag ro- about him. , Fight at Close Bang, i niT round mat na had not itnnn.it I xneae cnambera are . cnarrea with a n Ma.H that ba aava at'hotna but bad gone .beyond. They I patented oubaUnoa called oxy lithe, I certainty that ha will build at an early aeon, overtook' iilm. Beard aald ha which, when In contact with tha waterldate. Hla idea la to out un a one- wanted to go back borne. He seemed vapor of the breath, gives off purs oxy-st6ry building either 41x100- feet, or 0x to- be ouiet and ratlnnal. rianut I area raa and forma a cauatta alkali Man fast, nt hrlrk.- and finish the ln- fiherlff ' tirmttn an ai . mnA 4 u 1 . A I . Tha a 1 U. 1 1 tti.n t.W.a mm . 1. - ami.. I ..Ia. m.IK a mrmm ,rin and all the for by' means of a money order, tha Beard to ride back. , Ha got Into the bonlo acid gas of the respired air, and I accessories necessary to accommodate prosecution will -endeavor to-show, but I buggy with Marshal Keen and they forma, an aJkalina carbonate. In this the best traveling oompanlea. In the fha H,f..M .nnl.nH. that tliara VUlltarll I. l-mwA'm - . . . I m mm ik. . H i .i . . . T I . I m maamamv. atn. ...w " - . w, . v iivihv. lurr am uukiwmj in. wii, Kir. uuiiiiiki mnu tiiit. I why u. uiT..iii.-iv..iu p r oeiurt eeara oegan to aoow I genatea, ia ueao over ana over again. I An opera-nouao id cigm eat am lies , ua w luiniictL naMn ginnmfl ina i i iiaa n raaam nrsvsn t bi its mane, warns r mm naao i r i v r ss n SKeaai ssaa lur v waea aa. aa tTita4 ntatla TM.trirt Attopnev John t,,m. A"od for Deputy Green . to Ing drowned while the boat Is being be a paying propoaitlon. there Is such fJwiIg.S!"iri.c-d .h-?K i.. et -"'o- tho buggy with them. As flooded, and also acta as a lifebuoy for la rarse territory tributary to Elgin mar him arinat am tha aiirfaea art I that riratiaaa anraciiona wvsio al ias made hla escane In tha manner I ways be sura of playing to the ca- i " I i . . . U iakMrtn . .1.. t ..rf Ik. .n.ri,.a nr h. iV..v", ' u uimpww Mown. , F" J . V'" '"TT- w';, "Tl" "... V.ii- .1 II ".".Li i I none tue instant na 'ine adoption or tna apparatus necos-1 is aasociaioa wun air. anunrnai, lu" J""" V - mm "v"-""" got noia or the revolver, but Beard is altatea a oertaln alteration In the con- they have opora-nouaes in Ainena ana . tv... ...... m. ...w..-. i m puwinui man. wairninr over xso I atrurtinn or a aiiiimarina in nrriar tn Hainaa. ana mill laeir rwiunii ut- in mis way, reierrina- w ini "JTT pounda, and Oreen is of a rather light provide air-traps. Suppoaa a aub-mar- rect from tha oaat Z.Tl"Amo"LV "I"0,: pVu," ?.ui ?'u V W.'.V J P." : to bo holed at tha bottom, the water , Werk on Heir tdra SoaooL Vof-n.,r tW.a .h- atand that tha five "et ,Bt0w tn buJy wltb them. Aa flood by mall with the Chicago hpuaa ' With got 0ut a revolver. Green discovered ehowi toad 'and St.vin. ft Co.. Mr McCourt Inhl- "powe? to" p'vent "2 doing the v..w"lp"d?l?Vh. we.uw Work on tha new hlgb achool building contended that the government malla barm. prsveni nia aoing tne veaeei Pwaraa, until the P"5 hM gun and la being pushed as rspld- had been used to launch a acheme to Beard fired two ahota, two taking would only then be possible to onen the lT consistent with good workman defraud and that under these clrcum-. effect. Marshall Keen waa in direct door or hatch ot tna conilng-tower to "'P- " wm completed by the con auncea the defendanta should be prose- range of the ahot and says one came enabla tha T men to elc2 f he water ,r,U!t tlm', tPniber 1. It la to be cnted accordingly. . uncomfortably close to hla head! rushing In. "trapi" I certain ambunt of two and basement. Numerous decisions of courts to carry 'Beard la about 40 yeara of age. la air in the air rans which are fitted complete with all modern Improvementa. out hla contentions were cited by the an honest and upright farmer, and haa longitudinally In thVveaael The -n1 wlircoet M00. Tha baaement la government attorney, and at noon Judge never before ahown any algna of in. if.!,avlns : drii w taBiinf In of stone and tha upper part brick. Wolverton took the queation under con- sanity. He baa a wife and four chil- readiness In the Ttrapa At the critical There will be 10 rooms with large hall slderatlon. dren. two bpya. 16 and if yeara old and moment each mu Puts on hs dress. The building will have a steam klvlii UlClli tu J BS. AD Ilia A i . VHrSa nifl mTtCW I Hnana akSBtlk Ban aa aa Miita -a . I aa aaao B. H.owella.haa : already pleaded a irlrl bout eight and ona about two and waita inaida the tran hla turn to ea! heating plant and the ventllatlngays- gullty to .the charge. It haa been the I yeara old, intention or tne government to use mm aa the principal witness. Lincoln Smith, a clerk In the money order de partment, waa tha first witness yester day. Used Kails rrom Chicago. The five men were indicted by the federal grand jury on a charge or uaing I the malla to defraud. It la alleged that Wells and the othera had been aecurlng these bills in Chicago and paaaing tnem on the unsuspecting public in exchirrrne for leral tender. They could not be prosecuted for counterfeiting and owing to thia tact tne oiner cnarge was maaa AT EMERYVILLE iu in turn iu Tmm i " . - : i i . i i torn win rA frroc froievator xu. u. llarly. In the caaa of a boat holed at the B'lr of Norih Pwd"- u"t0' i top, tne water would gradually replace yeara' experle nee, h"b ine wnoie or ine air in hence the provision ouianeaoa to iran a pressure equal ine veaaei -""", .-';. I": j " .uT. of the water-tight " .ii.ffir.fcrW.:- h,T h.fPo? thaVaUr bVroaM.r" it w TRACK TODAY! ai mo aepm at wnicn me doi nas i jv-,7 7 1 ,v,.i - foundered. ' drea away from Elgin to complete their 1 great feature of th apperatua Ja schooling, unleaa they wish to take a i.. . v.. ... I mn.a-i.ta or aeademlo course. There THIRD PHIL FILLS FILL IN PHIL -METSCHAN'S FAMILY OF PHILS (Uoltsd Press Leasts Wire.) Ban Franclaoo, April Jl Emeryville results: - Flrat race; Futurity course. can put It on In half a minute. Britten re about 400 children attending ohool submarine crews are now belna- rerular- I In Elgin, and When tha new building la ly trained at Whale Island to use It, I oompleted it is the xnacted the attendance diving tank having been fitted up will be greatly increaed from other I so as to reproduce aa nearly aa possible I points, tne eonamona wnicn wouia pa present in the case or aire disaster at sea. Phil Metschan, the third, baa arrived. He waa christened Sunday. His father Is Dr. Ed Metschan, a- son of Phil Meta chan 8r., who la spending tha . whiter abroad. Phil Metschan Jr. who. Is In terested with his father in the Imperial hotel, ia tha uncle of Phil the third. Phil Metschan Sr. has been notified by cable of the naming of another boy In hla honor. Phil Metschan Jr. was present at the time the youngster waa it ia aald Phil, the second, suggested I Oman that Phil the third be named in Honor or Phil the first But anyway, Portland now has three Phil Metschsns and they are all In the hotel business. But Phil the third hasn't taken an actual participation In tha hotel transactions as yet foe"oni: 4oY?rtoi::won?feoo't OFFER TRIMMER 40 in: i to l 'tiffd. TriSr"v,eN ; per qent of his bill m I sa-a-a-a-a-wa-aaa-aaa-. I SETS SELF ON FIRE TO ATONE FOR HER 8INS I PARTIES SETTLE CASE OUT OF COURT TODAY Seriously Bnrned Little Chance for Her Re . uiii.in.iit aii! nr eoun was an. nounced by attorneys in' the case of tha South Harbor Development company Man Who Supplied Part of rml cult court this morning, ino piainun aued to recover 16.000 that Whitney and all aaaociatea, d W. Tower. Iaaao Tower, O. W. Codding and B. R. Robin- th. rniie laat namaa neina rasi- VI dents of Marshf ield. wer . alleged to nitnre ' Must Accept $8,000. Covfrjr. LA GRANDE PUTS ITS J BOOST FOOT FOREMOST (Special Dtspstch te The JoarmL) La Grande. Or.. April 21.- Practically WATER NOW IN ALL (Special Dlipateb to Tba JooraaL) Hernl8ton. Or., April 21. Water Is every business man in . La Grande baa I now running in all the dltchea in the Harriaburg, April tl.-Superlntendent have, divided 1 i"tolSw Rambo baa been lnatructed by the ",,,tv1'"'r''i tW.. county. It waa board Of publio grounds and buildings I charged that the defendanta oacured an to offer' the International Manufnctur- pP"0" to Pui1.M??J"5,.fo-r..Ul,I-?l Philadelphia, April Il.-As a penanca Ing Supply company $8,000 In set- 2? thSv mnn IM for her imagined etna, Rosa Sedder,. a tlement of Its bill for 120.000, which the plan being to pocket the difference, PIONEERS TO. MEET LAST DAYS 0 FMAY (Spedal 'Dispatch te The JoorsaL) Weaton., Or., April 21. Considerable pretty woman of 26. who. tha pollco y, oMSreupplled TTlfATTITa TiTTfTITQ WM t"mPorarJr maane from much brood- after the Sanderson contract had ex UJllil.AXiiiJA 111 VnXiO I ing over religioua matters, aariv taa plred. The International 'waa an unsuo- evening lighted a candle in her home I ceaaful bidder against Sanderson for 615 Carpenter street, and set Are to her the main furniture contract clothlnr. ' " nor ' To aoothe aomebody's feelinra this spreaaing tjulckly, the flames soon on- company was oraereo i w suppiy a ioi or veloped her body, and as ahe squirmed xt!ia urn,tu' J the atrength of Its signed an agreement to become a mem- H.rmleton unit of the Umatilla project '"" n ffilto" yeW Bandern'. faPmou: int.re.t li" being taken In' the thirteenth ber and aupporter of the Commercial P Teats had been made and watei had tiafr,?. laiaSwJ mm..i J17.- chargea reunion of 'tho Umatilla County Treasurer Berry feru-ed to pa the .. ..aoclatlon. which He reports mai a,uu wouia De a - . " . . .. . . . . bill. Club, soon lo joe oraniiu. iw "7" uvn iuuuimk on lorat ot. me iana ior anj ru,h ,5 her tnom .11 nt n, " ,TCr" orranliatlon will ba purely a commercial aome days, but the water waa actually EvS L.-- Sl.J?2m " or ner clothing club, , and within a few yweki a . part turned from the main. canai tnrough the Unconscioua and bJisterefl .--, ... fair Price, and that la all the atate will .hrlr nt tha old club Will be 1 bv-nssa Into all tha rtitnhaa ve.torHav I J "l" "V?u" an4 plisterea Trom Head I taken up by an athletic club. The latter awl with the most affiafactory results hospital !it nirht tha driSi-P 1- " ' " will be iformed juat as soon as the Com- Engineers atate tha? all settlers : will pKiaily hI' m hone f hZe h,ai P A PWd TiTTNTV HTTTTV merclal club haa attained a fair atart now hava plenty of .Water. , cover &e? husband ?? J h?' 1 1- i-U-UA Quicker Alalia at La Grande. ,: ' (Speclat Dtspttct to The Journal.) .La Grande. Or.. Aoril 21. Mall serv ice in thia city la to be greatly improved by the distribution of all mall as soon as It arrives. Heretofore no mall from westbound train No. 6, arriving at 10:26 p. m., was distributed until the follow ing morning, but Postmaster Richev haa arranged to have all first-class mail ready for patrons aa aoon aa possible after the arrival of trains. Gibson rosing at La Grande. ' ' (Special Dispatch1, to Tbe Journal.) La Grande. Or.. Aoril 21 Tn heln defray the expenses of entertaining the State Jfederation of Women's clubs, which meets here next October, the Lyie Tuesday Musicaie, tne city's lead inr musical club, will rive a Olhunn pictorc entertainment tonight Prom inent society women will Dose for the pictures, ana it is ex pec tea that Tdm Richardson. "Booster Tom." will The engineers are now putting forth ilma and. she waa alons Tin th h.r.a "" v ctTTtTm-PT. iTTfPAlfAT)Tt t?ci m h, waiinesdav night and will ad-1 ever v effort to nomnieta tha work n n tha uro" na- WM aione m the house, I ' STTTPPF.Tl A iTTflliiriTlTTj KH 2" " V:r-iMi men anil rvronertv I w.if K.. i. T. ;i i',::i J ' - " 1 -a. a-. v v. wj-uiu owners or tne.city. a apirn xmnga, are loomng particularly bright! Jill I ( V WAN IN l4llrV rise such as u unnot n nw i in tne irrigation town at this time. A " . . annual reunion of 'the Umatilla County will ba bald here May M, 29 and 20. It Is ex pected that several thousand people will be In attendance each day and that on the laat day many politicians will ba here, as that lltlcal Day." has been assigned as "Po fore experienced la abroad and everyone j great amount of building and other 1 ro ts enthusiastic over the prospect or ad-j provementa ia being made and people vertlslng the city's r,e1ource8'K, j coming In become very enthusiastic over a oooster ciuo win t ine prospects. aifxlllary of the now commercial or- 1 gamzauun, (United press LesMd Wire.) Tha Umatilla county association is one of the eldest In Oregon. Among Its members are one couole residinr here. Mr. and Mra. Carlyle who have been WIT? T) A rrrTT TtoTTTnci L .wttlo.; April 21.""Sac.re! It's one married'" 85 yeara. , During the. past A'VAi JJ1.A AAllJOXUCO big Her- This was wnac Maurice winter ten members or the association. Dreise of the French , ear Werner said all old nloneera. have died. I mis aiiernuun reaarujn. kiiv aiurjr ironi Portland that the car had been stowed I FUTILE SEARCH TO FIND SAFE CRACKERS trrttA M - t . , vti. . . - --m -.u tir..j Portland that the car had been stowed yvvrtrri An T A 1TTA VD A Washington, April 21. Senator away and traveled In a boxcar from St PORT Or LA UUAlilA Money of Mississippi. ,. today delivered lHl? Ore"?"- '. . . . ' 1 "w Atiiv inmiifla auDiicaiB mm or arf-- aa-W-1-a-S-w' wtwJ exar-.ex. .a I flnAsVn 111 T flak afeektlft tat. foVAalnat ' fka I . . . T I I W x W h VV H 7 W PK H I ' " T :TW,1U our macnine ana a movineT picture ac TAFT BACKERS LOSE ?ne CLOSED BY PLAGUE TTnftt Pii Ir.-a trill- . XConcord.'. N.r H.J April 21. -The snti- more ooiuers, aa he I paratua by railroad.". However, the declared they are the basis of fleets. 1 two men have no newspaper clippings and . advocated v an appropriation va iikatantlflrA th,r ifrirv that - f.v avvi imgriA th frin wmc nv Tntir own nnver e 4 4 e - , . s ' J. H. Covey, steward at Nor tonla' hotel, has told the police that be will do nothing further regarding disappearance of hla wife, and the police have drorped the cso. "If she 'comes back It la all. right, and if she doesn't it is all right." he is reported to have said. ' - - The police believe Mrs. Covey's mother, Mrs. Bennett, who lives at SSI Marguerite avenue, knows the whereabouts of her daugh ter, and it Is learned that de tectives who had Itoen privately engaged to search ; for i the . girt have dropped the case also.' v It la now reported that Covey had never married the girl, but that the marriage was to take place in a short - tlma When, but IS years old she married a ' man named Bosby, but they soon separated. ..- ' t Seattle; April 21. Tba only marriage license ' In connection with the case n was issued "in rVnttle January II last In favor f Joseph L. Covey, it years K1. of Kent, Vasfclngton,-:nd, rs. Florence E!cg. 21 years Old, Presbytery at Astoria. - (SdccIsI DlntwU-i ' to The Joarnnl. Astoria, Or.. April 21. -The Portland presbytery will meet in annual session at the Presbyterian- church thia after noon. Thirty-five visiting clergymen will be present ; Dr. Foulkes will -.de liver a lecture on ' Missions Around the World." Illustrated , with .atereontlcon views. - Tbe session will laat three days. Champion Bear Catcher. , (Special Dispatch ' to Tbe' Journal.) " Kls-in - Or.-, Anrll 21. Walt Carner. who lives nr. Promise Land, near her. recently captured ten - cub bears from their mother. Nino of, the , cubs were black and brown, one was a cinnamon. Ha sold the whole lot last week to Thomas siegmunov wno snipped them to Philadelphia, where i they , will be piaceo in tne puoiic paraa. . , , . Paper Company Sues.' ' ' . The Bla Ice-McFall company has be gun ault In the circuit court against Drayton o. Anarewe, a rormer employe, for Sl.l 22.40 that. ia alleged to be due. The com nan v claims that on ona occa sion he waa overoaid 1748 on account and that at another time he had the company; send a carload of paper to a newspaper in Idaho . when ; only , 40 reams were wanted. i . " . T . t w i f.:'C ''' '' r Ak Mfowe.''" t' Marv IU 'Llndrron haa bemn ault -in the circuit court for divorce from J. C. Llndgron. te whom she was married in North Dakota In 102. She . chargoa cluwbToS - 8Ky 'ho'wlArin? tka bad af vrV T A Tir""RTT T Mtb. idenmy of tb. M ?5h.?5?fo &SS n!.ste SNAKE DAM BILL . Co. and compan v..rl a I I i DArfl.. a. tVi.fMk 4a avnrv I rr av dence It was the work of most ex- tnriy defeated, the delerates favw r",tton-,at Jt 1 .Wh .nrliimenj Tha usual method haSlan nlllnilniKtuI .- I V1BBQ. thTultman-Taylor 'Machinery foTTaft weredeftat r--?J.-SfrS ; Stlk VZIW ?"?. AIi"LuUP,"i' . JF"-Porate In wovorrreL J-iZSLil l . pro Th. reaolution Twaa oveVwnail i JP".??1?.-?D" " brought to the pert cracksmena The uaual method has aa unlnstructed delegation. oeen to diow tne aua, uv '" nuv operated on the east side Sunday night disdained such crua. means ana neat ly drilled the safes and threw tbe turn- blera. The senator expressed COUNTY WILL AID IN eft ouimra .insi me migaaq mu -never dl- viue uis xieoi in me I'aciiio, Easter Zephyr'g Prankg. f (Special Dltpateb to Tba Joaroal.) ' North Powder, Or., April 21. The Taooma; Anrll' 1 ir a .ii "'."l.w"1? aiorm .tnat-viaiiea this inerlor "Tmnfi -iM. ( .5 1 """""'i1? t".Mn? damag. ' (Toittd Press teaud Wire.) . Washington.' April 21. According to official advices received her. from Car acas. Venesuela. the sort of La Guavra. I - 1.. W.. 1. aula m Uaai k..l... ' aH4 wnorv Duut.iiiiu ymguo nam mi uaou vwu exnortatlon will be allowed only thronrh rWaahlortoa Bareaa ef Tbe 7oarasl.t ' I Puerto Cabello. There have been three Washington, April .21. The Benton deaths and 12 cases. SENT TO JAIL FOR BEATING HIS WIFE AUTOMOBILE RACES Water Power - eomoany'a bill ' to ' dam tha Snake river at B ivo Milt rapioa haa been passed up oy tne inland water ways commission. ' Friends of the bill are now expected to allow H to die In conieronc -!--:?. X Money for Exposition. tlnltad Praas tanned Wira.4 CAMPAIGN EXPENSES . TO BE MADE PUBLIC " (United Press Leaswl Wlre.i . Waahinrton. ADril . 21. The . house committee on resolutlone reported fav- pleaded rulltv to ana oattery commissioners , have I year in the eountv Jail Itv to a charm ai.S? Iv ,Ti V "V porou irom Tukon-Paclf 10 exposition nil upon bis yK wtfe to one rt cannot paaa th ebunty- laii. wlre"to 0M PWJ1 ' m'nj1n ""P ' th. Co this session of congress, will WasWngtpn. April t 21-Th. , Alaska- orably on the McCall bill providing pub yt A xr I Ynkon-Paoif lc exposition bill which dt licit ;fqr political campaign contribu- cau.; of th. I'irriM ,a.t Saturday optative Gold Mining company Tha pnimtv a ra.H tn haln alona the Cfl automobile races toe held during the night on complaint of bis father-in-law. Rose Festival by paying half the coat of j yfio on going to his daughter's bom. l a i aaa gaa a I At a tnA 1 A " Ml 1 aa I Ainai aaa W MM m a m vaa v ouinr - ". " - ". luuuu rr uauuuuiini to me DOdDOSt course. The commissioners have been I v , , - " v " .....ilnllM nud tn tha HeMttnn T.tna I wxi tiM?- BaM HOLDING UP SALOON b?M . bouse at tlonsi - - Laymen's Conference. ' (United press Leaaed Wtre.t ' Chattanooga,. Tenn., April 21. The opening meeting tonight of th iiy- men'a Mlsalonarr confaranoa tt . ha Southern Methodist church will be ad- be offered aa a "rider" to the sundry civil bill, i Senator Piles today offered the bill as an j amendment to tn. sundry measure) when i it cornea up neror in. nous, ror con sideration. e hat he has been cruel to her. beatina- her last January and making Ufa ao un pleasant that ace finaily left Urn. TANTALIZED WIFE BY SHOWING HER MONEY Manruerlte Moore's suit for divorce against Ixn- Moore was called before Judge Bronaugh . in th. circuit court thla morning, but waa continued until this afternoon because on. of the at torneys was busy in anotner court Tha case la bitterly contested. Mrs. Moore alleres -cruelty, claiming that ber hus. band refused to buy clothes for ber atx montns alter tney - were married. and that he tantalised her by showing her 2300 or $400 at a time. She says that in 1906 ah. saved up 225, but' Moor, borrowea it ana xaiiea to nay. lt paca. ' " : L Hig Fire In nimolg. a ; : 4 (United Press teased Wlrs.I ' 'Vergennea, 111., April 21. Fir. atart Ing in poes fe Sons' drug .store this morning spread until 160,009 worth of property was destroyed, jl - ' ' Tit f,een years In th. pentlten. tlary,, ona of the , most severs e sentences Imposed in th. circuit ' . court for some tlma, was th. : punishment y . Judge Oantenbetn e , meted out to W. C Gibson this 4 afternoon. ,V Gibson, Was charged e ; witb having, taken part in a sa-. i loon holdup at Tsr.nty-s.coad 4 street and Sherman avenue. H. e - baa been in court frequently, but e . because of his good connections ' To Enlarge Begenration. (TJrfftad Press Ltased Wire.) W.VI,.lrtn ' 1 A Mll 0 1 An - A .tnL 7ii -ftiMfai hrr.Y th Proposed sundry civil bill sion will b. attended by 2,000 delegates. J was Introduced In the senate today by (senator uuggenneim oi woioraao, pro- CLAIMS PORTLAND - BEAUTY HAS TOO ' -MANY HUSBANDS Gm Explosion Burns Plreman. (SoecUl Dispatch te' The JournaLv v Astoria, - Or, April ; 21 Qeorg. C. Laiel fireman ot th.. Schmidt cold f?vtlon' storage pianc was : qaaiy ournea about the bands and face yesterday .through the explosion of gas whll. starting the fires in the furnace. It Is not thought th. burns .will prov. serious. ' a vidlng for an appropriation of . $110,000 ror tn. purcnaae. oi si u acres, or land for th. enlargement of th. Fort Logan hitherto been protected. , Gibson made a abort speech before sentence, . was Imposed, asking for ., a stay of execution and claiming that b. could es tablish hla innocence If he were given an opportunity.' ... e- . Portland detectives are search- 4 Ing V for Miss Ruth Kinney, a, pretty young Portland woman, a warrant for her arrest on a charge of polygamy having been . Issued, but thus , far she baa, evaded the' of floers. i t J. T. Ellli, :th. womtn'g 1- e leged husband, took oath before Judge Cameron , that . Miss kln- e , ney had too many husbands. -He alleges that pending a deolalon of'.th. supreme court in regard to dlvdrcovproeeedinga, and be av fore a divorce had, been finally oVac" of tb i T granted Mis. Kinney better tjo., memoera or tne ex-j known as juts, vtoiuie n. -n.iiis, -: neaoquarters in ew, or-1 v married ' Charles Beeman Eee- . - Clatsop Znttltate This Week. . (gpedal Dispatch to The Jownwl.) Astoria, Or April 21. The "dry , ui'- Evnn Improving.'' '''' 'rrtMltMil- Pvaaa 'launl Wfra t : ' - Paso Bobles,' Cat, a April 21. Steady improvement in Admiral jsvanr condi tion Is being mad.. The patient scent a very gooa wgnu t-: : - -s. . 'Brokers in Trouble., dependent family has 4 schools ar having a jaeatlonis eek f jftAt TdrkV April 21-Announcement T era" Inatitute. ; which will b. held for ?!onaahor & Ca. thre. daya, beginning. Wednesday. tfg. th hSlu . ' ' :. .'- - ' " .- ''ivj'ei leanp. failed to hi ln. failed to hava readv their claar. '.; Brazil Laancbes BttlehipyL ling sheet and chock today. ' .' , . UBiiea tress iesaea wire.) . 1 I - , . v...n..rb..T.n. I .nrii. tlJJrv. I Tha larlalatlva council of Victoria Mlnas Geraea. Brasfl'a new 29.000.000 1 Australia, baa excluded clerks, carters k.,t..ki -a 1b.ai.uI .Am-m. fik, I - ,1 rlv.rl. t a nl Am ,n rlrewnnit rn rf.r Ith first nt three sister .shins to ba and other workers from the benefits of built for th. South American republic. 1 wage boards. bom.: The woman '.denies -- her e second marriage. " - ' Z Judge Cameron has fixed , th. ball at $1,600.. ', - s w , .