The Oregon daily journal., June 20, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

Tm' OREGON DAILY JOURNAi; PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING. 1 JUNE 20, 1803.
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MMI0I1
Sherman's : Nomination at
Chicago Simply Ratifica
tion of Dope Sheet Handed
Out by President Roose
velt at White House. ,
(Hearst Sew bf Infest teased Wire.) , -Chicago.
June iO.herman's -nomination
for th vice-presidency yester.
day at the closing session of the , US
publican convention mi a mere matter
of form. Having neon approved toy the
president In advance. It only remained
for the delegate to register. Washing
ton's selection, which they did y"hln
an hour after the final seaslon had Pen
Wlhenchlef feature of this "session,
aside from the nomination of Bherman,
. o w. .niuuHnm of Sneaker Cannon
on the platform of the convention to
second the nomination or aim coijcu
It was "VncU Joe's" first appearance
In the convention, and he was g lven a
rousing reception. At the of .of
the proceedings. Permanent Chairman
Lodge repaired n overaight of yester
day. It seems that In the tumult and
the shouting the usually calm and
methodical Lodfce had forgotten to
formallv announce that William -w.
Taft had been nominated for the of rice
of the president or unuw dv,
wherefore. Senator Lodge did then and
there with all th form requisite upon
euch occasions, announce, amid borea
enthusiasm, that said William Howard
Taft had been nominated, and tn con
vention got down to business.
tonrworths Present.
: Th Coliseum was only half t illed.
but it was noticed that Mr. and. Mrs.
Longworth were still ' among those
...ir.i Th daughter of the oresident
did not mlse on session of th conven
tion, and she ana ner nusDana renawuvu
alway until th gavel fell.
. Chase Osborn of Michigan moved
and A. I Williams, of .Pennsylvania
seconded the motion, that the conven
tion proceed to the nomination ore
candidate for th vlc-preilency. - The
nominating speeches wer limited to 10
minutes and second addresses to five,
the memory of yesterdays fearful
flood of oratory still lingering to the
mind of th delegates. -
New York, united at last on some
thing and cheering lustily to make up
for lost tlm, entered th hall With
flags flying, and th assemblage was
So overcome at th pesos which at last
possessed the New Yorkers, that. Jaded
as it was, and hot and eager to have It
over with, It saluted New York, with a
burst of applause, and .'"Little Tim
Woodruff took th platform to .put
"herman In nomination, Delaware hav
lnp given way to New York.
Sherman's nam showed th tamper
Of th delegates. They let out a wild
whoop, led by th New York delegation
which swept over what remained of th
spectators and lasted quit three min
utes. I;.. - :; ;
Vnel Jo Appears,
i Silence had barely been restored when
h niiatnt tvr nt PunnAn wu snarl
stalking down th center aisle of the
hall. As th crowd recognised - th
speaker, another cheer broke loose, sen
ator Lodge Iwnt1 Cannon a hand and
helped htm to the platform, and the
laughter ana applause oacam general.
I nr-ln JnM had lftft his clcrar be-
hind, but otherwise he looked just as if
he had emerged from one or Ms car
toons to appear for a brief engagement
One ' trouser - leg was caught In - his
p hoe top and a cuff hung far below
Its rightful plao at his wrist. His
-est was unbuttoned all th way down.
His face was set In a characteristic
emlle. - His first act was to plunge his
hand Into th water pitcher and ab
stract a bit of ice, which he applied
tenderly to the back of his neck. The
crowd roared Us pleasure. You ee, it
Is always the aim at the last day of
the - convention to put everybody In
good humor.
Cannon. In brief, put himself square
ly on the Taft band wagon. Bu he
did it with such quaint gesture and
phrase, and In such an ,TTncls. Joelsh"
' manner, that th convention was kept
In a stat of ; laughter and cheer
throughout
!Y0MAtf SENTENCED
J..". TO ELECTROCUTION
(Bearst Kws by toogest Leased Wire.)
Watertown, N. Y., June 10. iQullty of
rnurdsr in th first degree was th ver
dict of the Jury today in the case of
Mrs. Mary Farmer, charged with the
killing pf Mrs. Sarah Brennan.
. ' Justice Roger sentenced Mrs. Farmer
to be electrocuted at Auburn prison
during the week beginning August- 2.
Th crime for which Mrs. Farmer,
who Is 2 a year of age, was convicted
was most fiendish. Her victim, Mrs.
Brennan, who waa SS yeare of aga, was
her neighbor and Intimate friend, and
th motive waa to gain possession of
th Brennan horn, deeds of which Mrs.
Farmer had forged) In October. Mrs.
Brennan was hacked to pieces with a
hatchet and her body stuffed . Into a
trunk. T i ,
' Lake George Conference.
-' . fnaltea Pre! Lt.wd Wire.)
Lav George. N. Y.. June 20. Th an
nual eastern student conference for
young women, under the auspices of th
Young Women' Christian association,
opened her today and will continue In
elusion for 10 days. Several hundred
delegates were present from prominent
astern colleges. !
The Bitters wilf do more
for your, bad stomach, in
active:; liver and c consti
pated bowels than any
thing else. Our 55 years
record is conclusive proof.
8888$
BITTERS
J Tier
N if,
is, therefore, deserving of your
fcrst consideration when you
su ffer from Heartburn, ' Bloat
ing, Sour Risings, Poor, Appe
tite, Indigestion, f Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Female Ills and
? 'alalia. s ;i ':- "
JEO DO.
nor lie cm
President Fallieres Encoun-
.ters Opposition to : Pro
posed Visit to Nicholas.
" (CDitoa Press teased Wire.)
Paris,; June JO. President Fallieres
Is experiencing th earn topposltion in
his proposed Visit to Emperor Nicholas
that was encountered byTClna; Edward
a few day ago. '
Following the example of the labor
It es and liberals of JSngland, the united
Socialist party Is making a. clamorous
protest against the visit -
Voicing the sentiments of his party,
a prominent Socialist said today that
th war's treatment of his Subjects has
been such as to warrant his isolation by
all nations that stand for decency and
liberty' ? '-.'...-..-,
The French opposition, however, will
not be as strong; as that .which devel
oped in England, for France has- long
stood s the friend of Russia, and the
? real majority of her people are anxious
or the entente to. be continued and
strengthened.
KILLED WHILE y
STEALING CHILD
Father of Little Girl . At
tempts to Take Her
From Mother.
. (United Press Leased Wire.)
Des Jlolnea, Iowa; June 10. Frank
Parker, a business man of Denver, died
near Kellogg today, from wounds re
ceived yesterday while he' was trying
to kidnap his five-year-old daughter
from th horn of his wife. Parker was
shot by George Toung of Denver a for
mer business partner.
Parker came here several days ago
and stated to search for his wife and
child. He told friend that Toung had
induced his wife to leave him, and that
th couple were living near here some
where. He located the pair near Kel
logg and went to th house to take hi
child away from her mother. Young
objected and In the row shot his former
partner. ., - ...- -. .. .,
TO
BE DEDICATED
Archbishop Christie to Of-
ficiate at Oswego July 4
Governor to Speak.
2j'"-Vt.''",.,.f .'' -r: . 1 . ., .-Vyi""' . ''"''', -
(Special Dlspateh to Tb Journal.) ;
' Oregon City, June 20. The new home
for orphan girls at Oswego wlU be ded
icated according to . th ceremonies of
the Catholic church on the Fourth of
July by Archbishop Christie. Gover
nor Chamberlain will be the orator, of
the day. A musical and literary pro
gram will be rendered by th orphan
girls. " A speolal boat, chartered for the
occasion will ply between Portland and
Morey's landing, near th town, making
four round trips. ' -
The orphanage will be under the di
rection of the Bisters of th Holy
Karnes. . . ; , ,
DELIE ADD Alli
Prince Expected to Wed
American Grass Widow
Within Two Weeks.
(United Press teased Wire.),
Paris, Jun i0. -The marriage banns
Of Prlno Hell E Sagan and Madam
Anna Gould wer published today. Th
marriage will take plao in England, and
the publication ox me panns maaes it
nracficallv certain that the weddlnv
ceremony will b performed within two
weeks. ; -.v ---,--,
WILLA3IETTB GLAD
OF U. OF 0. VICTORY
(Salem Bamaa of Th Journal.)
meeting of the Alumni association of
Willamette university a letter of con-
f ratulation . was ordered sent to the
r.rar.ltv of Oresron' on the successful
outcome of th appropriation measure.
id. resolution embodying th order was
enthusiastically received by the alumni
and a committee was appointed to carry
out the order, ' o ' vvM -l;
MARION PIONEERS IN
REUNION SATURDAY
(Saturn Bareaa of The Journal.)
Ralnm. 'Or.. Jun 10. Members of the
Pioneer association of Waldo Hills and
Marion county will meat in annual re
union at the farm of John A. Hunt
Kntnrriatr tuna M On) sneakers and
plenty of music hav been provided. A
ainner will - d servea ana vuocessiui
reunion is anticipated. , -
BANKER ARRESTED
' (Continued from Page One.) ,'
tor from Washington, is president of
th First National bank, of which Par
ker has held the position of vice-president
for several years. Parker . is also
been Interested in deals Which required
Ment in eastern Oregon, as th return
ing of th Indictments against him and
"- nuuawiu.uv arrcsv cunt . wuni
Plet surprise not only to th .people
v "B,n"' J uui aiso iq many Business
men in Portland to whom be. was well
"v-u. i am rim national Dante is on
?f h.,M"?" nd strongest - banking
institutions in eastern Oregon. ' .
Fred V, under his lived in Baker county
for years and has followed th mining
business sine he was a young man, al
ways with the one hope that some day
he would strike it rich. Just as his
fl ream 1 and anticipations wer about to
b realised, he claims. Parker Jumped
his elalm and swore falsely in his ef
forts to s;et possession of it.
Wunder brooded over hi loss tor a
time and was finally induced to com
to Portland and present his case1 to the
United States district attorney for Or.
nrt t Th, M.1.U aa.B U 1.11.4.-1.
III
ORPHANAGE
PUBLISH
A
his con
Jo Bong Declines to, Recog
nize Weapon Taken From
Him by the Police Lem
Woon Goes to the Jury
This' Afternoon. '
Th videuce In the Lem Woon high
binder case is In and the Question of
whether Lem is to hang for th mur
der or Lee Tai Hoi wUl b left to th
Jury soma tlm this afternoon.
This morning's testimony was for th
most part unimportant and was mainly
an attempt by the defense to show that
dying statements by Chines are not to
be believed and that the victim of th
highbinders, when dying, had acoused
the defendant of his murder through
motives of revenge, merely. .
To further this, Jo Bong, who was ar
rested with Lem Woon, and who was
Originally charged with th murder to
gether with th other defendants, was
placed on the stand. Jo had trouble
with th interpreters and it took half
an hour and th combined efforts of
three of them to got him to state wheth
er or not he had cooked any rice after
hearing the shots at Fourth and Pin.
He testified that be had heard th
shots, and becom soared and therefor
ran horn to the tong headquarters at
Beeond and Oak streets and locked th
doors, lie said he had not heard th
ofTioers knock as he was chopping wood.
Th rice question was not important,
but Jo would not answer it for some
reason. He simply said he had not
cooked any rice. He did not know why
he had hid in th closet when he heard
the officers coming, and when Mr. Ma
larkey held the big .38 Colt that was
found in the closet in his face and asked
him if it was his. Jo looked the other
way and denied any knowledge of It
Dying tataments.
Llm Hnnar. Chinese cook at the Sar
gent hotel, was placed on th stand
and told of th family of th Lima.
He said that dvlna statements wer no
mora sacred than any statement. The
defendant, Lem Woon, was a member
of Llm's family society and had never
been called Lem Moon to his knowledge,
but was always known as Lum Suey.
Ham Antye or Ban Francisco, ins ae
fense's Interpreter, was called and told
th sam story about dying statements.
H explained under cross-examination
that he had com up at th request of
the Chinaman who is conducting the
defense the blue-Jacketed, bald-headed
tong man rrom Ban raneisco, as n
was a friend of his. He said he thought
that th defense would treat him all
right, but had no guarantee of expense
money, . wwn Mr. aiaiarxey asxea mm
if he and his bald-headed friend had
not cooked up many Jobs of this kind
together, Mr. Logan interfered and said
that the question was insulting.
That started th two leading attor
neys into another squabble, in which
names were hurled back and forth at
a furloua rate and the business of th
trial was given up for the time being
while Mr. Malarkey and Mr. Logan had
it out. - Noooay xrieo to rereree.
Mr. Malarkey called the court clerk and
stenographer to show that th defend
ant had stated that his nam was Lem
woon at the timo or tne preliminary
examination and - that such was th
NOR
i4
Will Leave Portland, Ash Street Dock
DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 8:30 A. M.
. SATURDAYS ONLY 2:00 P. M. ,
Magnificent Daylight Trip Down the Columbia
Direct connection at Megler with the II waco Railroad, thence to the beach resorts.
; . See published schedules. t '
EXCURSION RATES From PORTLAND
. SEASON TICKETS, ON SALE DAILY.. ...,.$ 4.00 ;
SATURDAY TO MONDAY TICKETS.". $3.00
5-TRIP COMMUTATION TICKETS'....:..... $15.00
REDUCED RATES Prevail From All Parts of the State
Purchase Tickets and Make Reservations' at the City Ticket Office of the O. R. & N,
, fThird and Washington' Streets, Portland. ' , . .
. WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent
' , , PORTLAND, OREGON
nam that had been .entered in all th
records.
Deputy District Attorney John Stev
enson opened the closing arguments for
me state, rinianing at ll:ii. At l:iO
Attorney Frank Freeman opened for
th .defense. H will be followed by
Mr. Logan, and Mr. Malarkey will close.
Th caa will tro to the Jury this after
noon, tioa oow sioes xpeci a verdict
Tery Tlx,
Testerdav afternnnn 1 Wm h
defendant, concluded his testimony and
otm cruBs-vxiuninea oy jar. Aiaiarkey.
Ha stood th ordeal well but when, at
about S o'clock, th eross-axamlnatlon
was oonoluded and ha wu il1I,iww ta
return to his chair beside Sheriff Bt ev
ens, am neany dropped , from exhaus
tion. -i .
His testimony ' waa malnl luinMm.
lng his -doings on th afternoon and ex.
ynlng of th killing of Lee Tai Hoi.
H gam th names of II members of
the Bow On tong with whom he had
eaten supper at the tons- headauartsra
ai in. urn. 'u Prior to tn snooting.
Jo Bona; and i Gonog, th two China-
men arresiea wiu nun. wer ootn In the
tong headuuartera and had uniwr with
him. , .,
Two witnesses wer introduced fol
lowing Lem Woon. who stated they
wer eating lunch in a sandwich wagon
opposite Lee Tai Hoi's hom at th
time of the murder and that they heard
no pause between th first shot fired
and th three or four following, a had
been stated by the state's witnesses.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
WILL BE REBUILT
Famous San Francisco Hos
telry Will Be Erected
on Former Site. ;
'- (United Press teased Wire.) '
San Francisco. Jun to. It has been
announced today that th famous Occi
dental hotel, known throughout th en
tire country and for years th head
quarters of army and navy officers in
this city, is to be rebuilt on th old
site on Montgomery street
Since the fir the property has re
mained unimproved, but Richard Burke,
one of the principal owners, is now in
this city making arrangements for re-
Duuaing tne , xamous nosteiry. Next
to th Palace, the Occidental waa the
best known hotel tn th west and old
timers hail the news of th rebuilding
with much pleaaure.
We Sell
on the positive guarantee
that if it does not give satis
faction we will return the
entire amount of money paid
us for it. We mean this
and ask all those who are
i'sickand need strength to try
it with this understanding.
Woodard. Clark 4 Co, Portland, Oc
w
ra
Will be the busiest and most brilliant pleasure haunt in this part of the country this
summer. Its thousands of devotees will rejoice to learn that in future they can go and
come on a regular schedule, independent of tides.
Commencing Wednesday, June 24
THE POPULAR EXCURSION STEAMER
J
OF THE OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO.
PLAN ADDITION
TO BABY HOME
" Th overfull condition of th Baby
hom necessitates an addition to th
building, and a special committee of
Hon. H. H. Korthup and T. S. Akin has
been named to secure th purchase price
of a lot of ground Immediately adjoin
ing th present property on Che west.
Th society has on hand cash to th
amount of Ioo and a subscription of
$1.00. 'The latter Is not available, how
ever, until the entire amount of th
purchase price la raised, which is I4.T00.
The proceed of th charity ball at th
Knights Templar hall, some 1663. hav
been added to th building fund. Th
- HIGH WATER
Why; not go up the Columbia river Sunday, the 21st, and
. see the majestic river on a rampage? "
c THE BEAUTIFUL EXCURSION STEAMER ,
Will leave Alder street dock
Fare $ 1 for Round Trip
PHONE MAIN 914, A-5112
GOING
I Northern Pacific Railway
' : ' , " '' makes . ( , -
LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Is directlv reached from Livineston. Montana, at low fare.
Including all expenses of trip, and stopover for this trip
can be secured on any kind
of limit of ticket. :
For full information as to fares, train service, berth reser-
ij t u
vauons, etc, cau on ur wiw ,
A. D. CHARLTON
Assistant ..General Passenger 'Agent ; y;
255 Morrison Street
BEAC
committee feels confident of securing the
amount needed before the expiration
of the option, July 1. The board -of
directors met yesterday afternoon when
these matters were dlsouaaed. There
are at present 61 babies in tn nomi
and all are in rood health. The oresen
Quarters are inadeauate for th neces
slties of the little ones. But on death
haa occurred during the past six months
and that was an infant who was in very
poor neai in wnen reoeivea..
SEATTLE HAN WILL
GO TO ROAD CONGRESS
aa.ll."( a) UUV V.OsUUU AXlig
will
at 9 a.' m., returning1 5 p. tn.
EAST
or class ot ticket regardless
.
Portland, Oregon 4
sail from New' York, July 3, as on of
the delegates from America to th
World's Congress of Roads, which meets
In Paris next month. So far as known, .
Hill is the only western delegate who '
will represent this country in th Oood
Roads congress.
v While in France, Mr. Hill will mak ,
a personal investigation of th effeot '
automobile traffic lias upon highways.
Highway engineers In this stat claim
that automobile traffic,' unless rigidly
controlled, has a destructive effect upon
the road and Mr. Hill holds th cam
opinion. . . . . . '
pssssiSs"S"sssassnsssissi"snjss-
There are in Europe 10,000 women and
girls who earn a living as : artists'
mod!.. ' - ' .
St' : ' t
RAT. E :S
WUl B Mad This Bftasoa- br th
O R. 'tf W.
SOUTHERN
PACinC
FROM PORTLAND
AaFDUowst
i Ons Way
Ihicago .... .$72.50 $87.50
St. Louis ...... 67.50 82.50
St. Paul , . . 63.15 81.75,
Omaha ..,. 60.00 . 75.00
Kansas City . . 60.00 75.00
TICKETS WILL BID ON BXLB
June 5, 6, 19, 20
July 6, 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 22 ,
Oood for retnrn In 0 days with stou
ovr privileges at pleasure within limits,
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further information call at
th cltv ticket office. Third and Wash
ington streets, or writ to
WM. M'MURRAY
General Passenger Alkent,
POBTUD. ORXOON. '.
CHEAP RATES EAST
VIA' -'V..-
BURLINGTON ROUTE
Dates of Sale: aoA is.
Jun 8, 6, 19, 20; July, 6, 1, 22, 23;
August 6, 7, 21, 22. Plan now.
Rates: . General basis $60.00 to
Omaha, Kansas City and back;
7 P.( r Sf , T nui'a nnr! hnrtr!
$72.50 Xhicagb and backK via di
rect routes; $15.00 more through
Uilifornia. 1 .
DIVERSE ROUTES AND PRIVILEGES: .
Vtrfgble routes: final limit 90 days;
itocovers en route. ' Tickets on tale
In Idaho, Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia; consult Burling
ton maps and folders and note how
many important citiea are ; reached
by the different ? Burlington: main
tines; tickets reading Burlington are
honored - via 1 Denver with stopovers.
Train Service: Highest grade of
through i service via Billings and di
rect southeast ' main ' line. Through
chair cara (seats free) standard, and
tourist r sleepers. - Three connecting
trains daily from St. Paul via ; pic
turesque Mississippi River Route.
A " ijmt Initial agent, or the under-'-'' '
to embraoe th greatest diver- ?
stty of routes and territory at
the least cost.
A. C. SHELDON
Oen. Agent, O, B. H Q.
By;, 100 Thlra fit,
Portland, Or,
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