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THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 10. 1008.
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BRIM'S CHANCES
PERSIA DEBATED ABROAD
Agreement Closed and to Do! About tin1 Same Variance as
Believes in a
"Square Deal"
Effective If Disor
ders Continue.
;5 Jfanv Foreclosure Suits Arc
:j t Expected Under the New
." Law Which Makes Owners
it'; Pay the Levy Promptly to
Retain Possession.
Might Be Noted in the
Jlonie PajxTM.
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(United Preaa I ena.nl Wire.)
London, July 10.--Tim London pa
porn toilny nil comment upon the nom
Inutlori of William J. Bryan for the
ft
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St. Petersburg, July hi -Tho situa
tion Id 1'. rsia In dally becoming more
acute. It In horned here Unit tlio re
cent HusMil.imil.iii ogi -cement 1 1: u t re- presidoncy by the. Democratic party.
du in 11. 'in i r rvc v ill i o i i ' i e 11 1 t. lid . mice . 1 1 o.oiiniir I rtn nom i n . in .iu I n .
I !- n lllltdo IllO IrTlMl.S Of .1 1 I tl lOlllll I !o i In.- fi.l'lnu .?.. rrl,. ... I, Im .a ii ,4..,iin-H
i or -i espondeni between the 1'n-igii of-: gogim and sitting ihul his election
lies of Russia and l-.ngl.i n.l ri'i'sminn ,iulil he a Imi kwanl stop. They nay
(Hali-Ul llur.'nu of Tin- Journal )
Palem, Or.. July 10 -Cherry urowert
all over thu state mo absorbed In tha
outcome of the fight 1 I ' 1 1 the cherry
men of Marlon county hn ' declared
against the I'annarli.H. or cannery, hh It
Is alleged that the Mutuiil Cunning corn
puny Is now under I ho absolute sway
tho Persian situation. Tin- ifiislbl
object of llii' j 'ii ferences is the j i x r -liwi
of anv further spnnl it'., re
volt In Noith Persia, bit the real ob
ject la said to I. n a fonce;!..l move
ment In Persia for the policing of Iho
ten Kory.
'i'lii' first stop In En i upeati Inter
It is estimated tli.it as maw as GOO !
cases a year may bo nddod to the busl-
. ness of the circuit court bv the opt rn-
H tion Of tho new law relating to fore- ventlon In Persia has been already ta
il ' . . i m ., , ken. The ahali has been Hurried tlmt
J.'Clqstire of property on which delinquent hnlrs8 h(, pltg a B, , U)f, TlU,,u
itaxes have not boon paid wllhln six j outrages And adopts the constitutional
Wh. from ho time they became d.-j reform ft ';,"; tAk'aw
,J, llntjuent. That Is about the number of ; from lllM1 and Klv. ,,, hiB liucu. Zili
ij cases that will result If dcllnqueni los I Kx-Sultan. This would result In a .u
jcont.nue a, the rale of former ,-,. of PornU , Jllh ta In ;;;;n-
XVI lb l ll-J mil ,
J1! titles will be Hiiapped up by thoso who:
,,ee a cnance 10 niaae mono. . . . ,,,.,,,. ,,r T,1R.ia
15. 'The law elves interest at tho rate of ? " J'""''.
i!H rter cent on dt linouencles after a
'' erliHetttA lit
his i luiuce of election I.h llin, but ad
mil that It la belter than bin previous
chance, or bitter than were Judge
l'aiker'M chance h four yearn rjo.
Several of the papers hero, however.
refi-r to Hryan an the eijiial of I'real-jjjl
dent Hoomvcll, some stating that he I Or? v
In almost n Kfpt h the president and
"I hers aayltiK that ho Is aa capable u
leader.
if.
'oertlflcate has been Issued by the sher
iff, and the certificate may be secured
tf On anullcntloii to the sheriff and pay
' nent of the back tax at the toiplration
! of six months ufler the date of drlln-
--quency. tJult to forecloae may be be
tun Immediately thereafter, and 1
seems likely that there will be a Hood of
suns In October, when the six months'
J period has expired.
J Under the law County Clerk Fields Is
,Z required to furnish blanks for the pro
M ceedlngs of foreclosure, and he has
J' laid In a stock of them. The fees re
f i quired on lllhifr the complaint amount
; t to only 1 2, nnl If the case jtoea by
" default this will not be more than half
-ti sufficient to pay the costs. If the case
.3 Is contested tho defendant on appenr
j Irif; must pay $a. and the case will then
f talia thn onnrfid nf An nrdinftrv foree.los-
J. tire proceeding.
1 1 The tax title problem has long been
I a " disturbing one. and the new law Is
' the result of an effort of the legislature
J to bring such matters to a quick con
..i elusion, putting heavy risk and penalty
' en the person who allows six month to
I', elapse without paying taxes on land. It I
J Is- also thought that the new tax title.
- lesiilcs neing oesirame rrom ine siana-
; point of the broker, will be one mat
J,! will stick.
ii. The new lecislatlon promises to be a
gOO(J thing for the lawyers, who will
J Rather a lot harvest If the anticipated
J I flood of. cases is realized.
lOEfffiDSHD
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;:'3Irs. Dickinson ippeals to
Court to Learn More About
f 17-Xear-Old Daughter.
to control the southern puriion. i in-
new shah would lie a mere .naiiei
n 1 1 i !.:ih! in.l
if the present plan were cau.id out.
Teheran, July 10. The s'nh profes
ses to be atttmptlng to ies..re order
in the northern part of Persia. H
has Issued a statemeil placing Un
seal of death on his uncle, ill Kz 8ul
tan, who Is leading the revolt again!
fluency. pun in iuimiins muj ..r- i.c- tan, who Is leading the revolt against
gun immediately thereafter, and it ' n)rn ln tne south, dedarlnK that the re
actionaries must be put to ueatn.
Members of the diplomatic corps here
are of the opinion that the Persian
situation will result In the dethroning
of the shah and tho elevation to power
of his uncle, who Is friendly to Eng
land and Russia. Zlll-Kz-Sultan has
had his eye on the" "Persian throne fur
a long time and is now at tho heal
of a formidable army ln the south. t
is understood here that he has made
an agreement with Russia and KngUnd.
promising to restore order and stop
the ruthless butchery, if he succeeds
In wresting the throne away from Ms
nephew.
SMTM OF 54,000
SI
SElfEHir EKES
BLUFF All ADAM
About to Be Auctioned Off,
Wealthy Widower
Runs Awaj
Experts Complete Their Ex
amination of Pacific
County's Books.
(f nit i-d Press Leased Wire.)
South Bend. Wash., July 10. The re
port of the expert on the examination
of Pacific county's" books has been filed
with the auditor. Ijoose bookkeeping i
charged throughout and tho rumored
shortage of former Auditor Leonard to
the' amount of about 4,000 Is verified.
tf&SEBUKG'S UNIQUE
. ADVERTISING STUNT
:
' Fearing that her child is not being
S. properly cared for, and alleging that she
ias been refused information by Super
s'. lntendent Gardner of the Boys' & Girls'
4, Aid society, Mrs. Luella McMahon Dick
inson has applied to the circuit court
-' for a writ of habeas corpus to compel
'' Gardner to bring Kthel McMahon. now
IT years of age, into court and make a
showing.
""i- The application was called before
. Judge O'Day in the circuit court this
-v morninff. hut -was oostnoned until this
' .n.rn.,nn t r. ,1,.. timo fnr Canlnor tICreaS8 Of 'I I I)Vr
-.come into court Mrs. jJlcKinson. now - ',," i ao " " . ,V ,oS V" ! cers from 116.000 of materialistic cash
. the wire of William tMCKlnson. a rail- - love u now mm nt and missionary
-ji i K....-j tu for the vea r endinT .Tone 3a 180,. til - loe ia now an unfia tinu iiiinoiii.ii y
liiflu t;iij.iiii e, vv iu."ii.ri ii uiii ij..iiiii - - .7 " , - ----a
v-XfcAfjihon nhoiit 10 vrs a irn mflrrvlna
(Sperlfll Plptch to Th Journal.)
Roseburg, Or., July 10. One of the
most unique plans the city has hit upon
to impress itself on strangers is the
presentution of beautiful mses to nil
tourists passing through the city on
tho daylight trains. J. D. Zurcher, the
booster, has received scores of compli
ments upon the manner in which he
hands out his real bouquets'. "Have a
Ko.se from Koscburg." is the greeting
which goes with the floral token
The
post-office
goes with the floral token. " ' ' "e "
gross receipts of the Iloseburg !nK VfnnT 'i
fflce tell a remarkable story of ' '"' J-'.OOO for off 1c,
h. There has been un a-tual in-j w,' are illegally In
(t nltod Vrexi 1 unfit Wire.)
Fan Jose, Cal., July 10. No trace can
be found today of C. K. Kenyon, a re
tired traveling man, who yesterday ad
vertised that be would auction himself
off to tho highest bidder, then took
fricht nod ran away whon he saw 70
fair damsels assemble to participate ln
the bidding for his lonely heart and well
filled pocket book.
Kenyon made a wager with a crowd
of friends that he would accept a dare
and allow himself to be auctioned off.
lb- Inserted an advertisement ln a local
newspaper offering himself as a well-to-do
widower for sale to the highest
bidder. When 70 anxious women ap
peared In answer to the clanging of a
largo bell In the hands of a friend who
announced that tno auction wan anout
to begin, Kenyon took to his heels and
has nut b. i-n seen since.
A crowd of young and old girls, blush
ing and businesslike, large and small,
eoThyted at the Hotel Revere to attend
tho auction.
OUSTSPlHust
OFFICERS HIS AIM
Rev. Green C. Love, charter member
of the State Spiritualist association and
president ln 1902 and 1903, has canled
the war of spiritism Into the circuit
court by asking that the directors of the
state association, with one exception,
be ousted from office and fined $2,000
each for their usurpation. The action Is
aimed at President Sophia H. Seip, 'Vice
President Virginia. Howe, Becretary L.ou
Ellen Cornell and the following direct
ors: Airs. I-, at. tirancn, Airs. m. a.
Congdon, Mrs. Belle M. Havlland, Miss
Jennie Werner und Edward Kllng.
The proceedings are In the nature of
quo warranto. lUstrict Attorney Came
ron signing tho complaint in behalf of
the state. i nere is a stale law allow-
of a fine not exceed-
offlccrs of a corporation
office and refuse to
SMM .v, v.-. m Will
h a.: : .v - - J
G. 0. P. TO SHOW
COIN'S SOURCE
Amounts With Names of
Donors and Recipients to
Do .Made Public.
Fruit Inspector E. C. Armstrong,
Who Has the Courage of Hia Convictions.
of one man. Marlon cherry growers are
bitter against the concern because of
the 3-cent prices to which thev claim
It is trying to compel them to submit.
Fruit Inspector K. C. Armstrong has
taken a stand with the cherrv growers
and other small fruit men. He believes
the action of the cannery concern is un
just and Pays that ho will assist tho
producers In every way. Already B0D
Das neen promised ror tho building of a
cannery by the cherry growers and
fruit men.
(t'tilti'd Pthw 1ii.im1 Wire.)
Hot fcprltigs, Vs., July 10. At a con
ference today It was decided that money
contributed to the Republican party for
ths Taft campaign shall be recorded and
the names of the donors and tho rnon
who receive it will be made, public.
This announcement was made by
flcorgo It. Kheldon. treasurer of the
party's national committee, ofter a con
sultation with Frank If. Hitchcock, the
campaign manager.
The publicity to be given the han
dling of the campaign funds is in ac
cordance with the New York law.
Hheldon In his anouneemerjt declared
that none of tho money would be
shipped out of the state to evade the
law.
SCABBY SHEEP
ARE SCARCE
Inspectors Report H Per
Cent Decrease Under
Last Year. .
B HO RESULTS
HUSBAND .MAKES A
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST IIAWLEY
crease of 27" per cent in the past two vacate. It is under this statute that
to the city and county.
WANTS ALIMONY AND
CHILDREN AS WELL
1"tr.rltiann Inst Vnvemhpr Khe rmi'm ehn
Z signed the girl over to the society with
- the understanding that Ethel would be
"V adopted by h family named Colllnger.
Later the girl was turned back to the
.i Tft epciety by Coll'ii'ir.
" Mrs. Dickinson has heen out of the
J-Ttty for some time, returning to Port-
land June 20. Hhe says she tried to find
f, out where the girl Is staying, but could
. . , learn nothing. Finally she was allowed
f. to tee the girl, but not permitted to
5 ven ask where she lives. Mrs. Dlokln
? son -declares that the girl Is poorly
'I lreesed and has only finished the gram
iJ rear grade In school. She now has a
Hfwld home, she savsi. and wants the ous-
tody of the child unless she Is satisfied their two children and
,1 that Ethel has a good home, for their support
007.20 nnd for the venr endlntr. June :f0 at largo lor tne national cpiruuaiisi
1908. JU.76 .:. Roseburg will soon 1 association, which Is out of tune with
add a free delivery Bervice. hloh will ! the slate organization as now conducted
h n viIiipiI ami miirh nnodod m ,1 . 1 1 1 ion . He states that he was instructed to
: bring Hie ouster by Dr. George It.
i Warne, president of the national asso
ciation, who came to Portland last
I month and conducted a court of inquiry;
as to the right of the defendants In the1
! case to continue in office. lie decided
that tlo-y should vacate, as thev were
; held t" be ineligible under the rules of ,
the national association. It is alleged
that President Sophia B. Seip was ex-j
i" lii-d from the Ministers' and Mediums'!
protective association of Portland, an j
lICANOEISTS STRAIi
Mr" THROATS ASKING AID
-
Two enrrrusinstto young men from
Ji Ban Francisco who did not know w hich
canoe was the prow, ended
S. Ellis Oalllgan has begun suit for
dlvorcn from George T. Gaillgan In the
circuit courtc They were marrl"d in
Vancouver. Wash., in April. ISM. and
she alleges that she was deserted on ' auxiliary of the state organization, and
July 6, 1 ft 0 7 . Klie wants the custody of ,h;t tile olhcis uro not legally in of-!
JuO per month : fl,.,. I
Mr. i.r.ve and Harrison I). I'.nrrett j
I n c signed a bond to Indemnify the
state for any costs that might result.
; I.ove Is a wealthy landowner and Par-;
retr Is a former president of tho Na-
th'iial Spiritualist association. The con-,
trovi rsy 1 in a way an outgrowth of
the fight over the medium ordinance;
ena i d by the city. Harrett and Love ,
b ing in favor of cutting away from the j
commercial side of thd question. The!
ofTie rs of the society, particularly;
President Sein. fought the ordinance i
and harmonv has been absent from their
cuujicils ever since.
City Detective "William Haw
ley, whowhan won a good deal of
notoriety lately because of blun
dering arrests made by him,
was, Willi Detective Inskeep,
his partner, mndo the subject
of an Investigation "by tho po
lice committee last night upon
complaint of Gregory 11. Mat
len. llawley Is the same man
who arrested a respectablo girl
ln a reputable rooming-house
this week, toSlc her out of bed
and down to police headquarters
and charged her with vagrancy.
According to the affidavits
filed by Matlen with the com
mission, llawley and Insk-ep
with customary of ficb.usness In
terfered between himself and
his wife and Induced her to
leave him arid his comfortable
home at Laurelwood. Matlen
Is a Russian and Is a man of
considerable wealth and position.
HIS wife; Louise "Xlntlen, Is an
Englishwoman and he says that
she has been homesick for Eng
land and has tried to have him
sell his property in Oregon and
go to England to live. He says
that In March, 1908. Mrs. Mat
len and their child came to
Portland. He followed them to
endeavor to persuade her to re
turn, but llawley and Inskeep,
he asserts, came between them
and persuaded his wife that it
would be dangerous for her to
llvo with her husband. at the
same time threatening to ar
rest Matlen If he called to tee
his wife.
Several witnesses were exam
ined by tho committee at Its
meeting last night and Judg
ment was reaered.
OFFERS BIS BEFS
A6AWSF Wm
Former Democratic United
States Senator Shakes
Very Large Roll.
(Polted Prm laed Wire.)
Oyster Bay, July 10. Kryan's defeat
both In New 'York and tha United States
as a whole Is predicted by a former i
Democratic United States senator from
whom President Roosevelt received a
letter today.
The ex-senator explains that he had
written to Tom Taggart offering to bet
110.000 to $5,000 that Hryan will be
defeated and has made a second offer
of the same amount that Bryan loses
New York. He says Taggart has not re
plied to his offers.
BORROW $200 TO BE
RID OF HIS SPOUSE
Prineville Man Writes His
Willingness to Do Any
thing Reasonable.
Sicolrl Plapatrh to The Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., July 10. The federal
stock inspectors working In Oregon un
der the ulrectlon of Dr. 8. W. Mct'lure
have completed the Inspection of the
slcpcp of this state. A year ago when
the sheep of Oregon were Inspected by
tho federal men It was disclosed that
It! 4-i per cent of the sheep of the
slate were affected with scubbles. Un
der the provisions of tho sheep law
every sheep in the stale was dipped, the
work belnu done between April and p-
temlvr.
This year the federal Inspectors com
menced an Inspection February 1 and all
the sheep of the state were Inspected
between that and this time. It Is now
shown that out of tlio 2,:M5Or5 sheep
in the state only 2 C8-100 per cent were
found to bo scabby. These sheep were
all dipped twice under the supervision
o. a federal Inspector, and all exposed
sheep Were dipped once.
.Mournful Sounds of Fizzling
Vice-President ial Booms
Split the Air Around Den
verBryan Says He "Will
Not Interfere.
(United Trees Laaard Wire. I
Auditorium, Denver, July 10. It was
a question of 'Whore, oh, where, are tho
deli-gates?" when the clock struck 1
today.
Long before that hour the galleries
had filled with the snmo cheerful lot of
curiosity seekers that have been present
ever since tho opening day. But at 1
o'clock, the hour set for the delegates
to reassemble, there were leas than half
.. I,"...lr., 1.1 tlwil. ...... t .1 ll,ll tlioiaf. full.
wn oepieinoer i a noini r ospe. w.... " .,. a 0U8V iot of men. They reallrod
the she. p of tho state will be started. I , ,,. r ..urv,1aii,iiit v niinwed It iw
and It will require thr-e months to com-1 thol(. utterances. As Delegate McNeil
plete the work. At that time all scabby
sheep. If any will be dipped. The In
spection lust closed shows that tho fol
lowing counties were absolutely free
from scab: Baker, Wallowa, Grant,
Wheeler. Crook, Sherman, W'asco, Gll-
llnm. Morrow- and Harney.
This jear Umatilla county had 1,900
scabby "sheep, whereas a year ago It
had 42.000. In the Willamette valley
there is now no scab excepting ln a
few bands in Douglas county.
WARRANT OUT FOR
U. S. DEPUTY MARSHAL
L. B. Terry Wanted by the
Police on Charge of
Wife-Beating.
Likewise on the ground of desertion.
David- Koch has sued Laura A Kocm
for divorce. He savs she left hhn In
May. H07, taking Charles A. Delhi
along for company, and he does not
know w'here she has gone. Th-v were
married In Allentown, Pa.. In 1VM.
LA GRANDE BOOST EL'S
GET DOWN TO WORK
LUSITANIA MAKES
LOWEST OF RECORDS
A. W. Henderson was glad to ray $200
to his wife to go' rid of her, according
to the testimony . Mrs. Clara Hender
son, who secured a divorce In Judge
O'Day's department of the circuit court
this morning. In proof of this a letter
was exhibited, written from Prine
ville, In which Henderson said that he
would send her $200, even if he had to
borrow It. if she would get a divorce
and never ..trouble, him for money again.
Several previous requests for money
from tho wife had been unheeded.
Tho Hendersons were married In
Portland In" May. 10;). The wife said
her husband left her and went to Prlno
vtlle ln November. 1906. She will re
sume her maiden name, Clara Bradley.
Mrs. Lenora Smith secured a divorce
because William E. Smith accused her
of being too friendly with the preacher
of tho church she attended nnd wltn
the family doctor. She said these
charges were false, and she In turn ac
cused Smith of kicking her and making
her life miserable by abuse. She said
that he left her after threatening to cut
her throat. That was on April 24. a
little more than two months after they
were married.
Elizabeth Scott secured n decree sen-
aratlng her from M. E. Scott, charging
habitual drunkenness and aesertion.
They were married ln October, 1S92.
GARFIELD VISITS
UERMISTOFl DAfil
Sleuths searching for a so-called
sleuth is wlmt Is going on within the
city limits of Portland, but as It Is
presumed that the alleged sleuth being
sought Is sojourning outside the police
Jurisdiction, the county sherltf and his
deputies will probably bo. called ln on
the case.
L. H. Terry, a deputy marshal In the
office of Charles aReed, United States
marshal for Oregon, Is tho man being
sought. Terry Is alleged to be, a wife
beater, his wife having sworn to a
complaint charging him with assault
and battery.
Terry lives at Lents. The suburb Is
outside, the city limits and the police
have been unable to locate the deputy
in town since.
The day the warrant was issued Terry
had 'Just returned from a trip where he
had been serving warrants and notices
on persons who had business with the
government. But when he got (nto
Portland again he found the tables
turned upon him and the. police looking
for him with a wlfe-beatlng charge
written In a warrant.
Terry, It is understood, has not been
around his accustomed haunts in Mar
shal Reel's officu tha last several days.
Terry had $75 coming to him for
services tho other day and be got hold
of tho money. Nothing has been seen
of birr, since. Marshal Reed says that
he understands that Terry has left the
country.
CLE ELUM HOSPITAL
DESTROYED BY FIRE
. 8pee!nl rlpatc to The Joomnl.V
Pendleton, Or., July 10. Secretary
Garfield of the Interior department ar-
(T'nltod Prena leaned W!re.
Cle E'.um. Wash . July 10. The Ros-lyn-Cle
Elum Beneficial association hos
pital was destroyed by a fire late yes
terday afternoon. With a stiff breeze
from the west it was but h few mo
ments before the fire was beyond con
trol. Twenty-one patients were in tho
building, some incapable of making nn
exit without assistance. The superin
tendent and his assistants with the aid
of n number of visitors to the hospital
moved all the patients to places under
me trees ln the grounds.
POISONING SUSPECTED
IN CHICAGO CASE
(United Preaa fnpI Wire.)
Chicago, July 10. The pollca are In
vestigating tin- case of Mrs. Amanda
Wendt, 8S years old, who was found
dead In bed. The reports by the
C, ti t i a i ' sers association. H" will go to Echo,
rosfes rrom Liverpool to i where h win take his private rar this
1 aft.rni.nn of pAM.IlAtnn U'llllim VC
New York in Four Days,
rived at Hermiston this morning and ! neighbors arouse suspicion htat she wa.4
was taken to the big reservoir and
other parts of the hlg Umatilla project
bv citizens and members of the Water
Users' association. H" will go to Ec)
19 Hours, 36 Minutes.
(H;t!ii1 IMsjuiteh to Th Jouruid )
La llnin.ie, dr.. July in. The I
the
af-
end of 'a
their argument by overturning the frail , ut, started some months
" craft upon which they braved
waters of the Willamette yesterday
a ternoon and tumbled into the ('
t Stream. J hey fortun ttely see ;:' . I holds I.avey
Upon the canoe. wiir t.hcy ,-; it,i- ,j, .
.Iperately while s!,oiiii.g for help i.t i ,..
lop of v their m.I. es. 'I lev .i fj.
Jf rsily rescued by Grant. V.innv l. w -J
, ell and Tinker, members of the port
t . land Rowing club, arter bel:.g In the
? water nearly half an hour
ISelther man was suffering f-urn th-
ost
rrcgram of the la Grande Commercial
ago when
Tom Richardson visited the city ;m.i
addressed a mass meeting of the busl
ress mn. nas actively begun. P. '
has been s-c-ured to lian-lie the
work. Lit-rature will soon be r. ndy t..,
distr. button Among the e-iie: pi ises ;
which the club is promoting me Ir
rigation scheme, tho building a wag
on road to tile mining district up th
Grand Ronde river and a fruit eantn-rv.
PEBEKAHS OF NORTH
POWDER INSTALL
afternoon for Pendleton. William Me
Murray and J. H. O'Netl of the o R. &
N. and Congressman W. R. Ellis, are
among those In the party. A reception
will be given him here tonight at the
home of Congressman Ellis.
polsotuvi. Cornelius Wendt, the hus
band, and Mrs. Wendt's brother, a 12-year-old
boy, were examined bv the
police ln the hope that they would be
aide to throw some light on the case.
Coroner Hoffman Is investigating and
will analyze the contents of the wom
an's stomach.
(Sperl.-d rtrutrh to The J.xirp-' 1
Norm powder, nr.. July lo. -Golden--"'
Rebekah -lodge. No. ',, I. O. O. F..
(T'nltr-d Preaa Leaaed Wlr.)
New YorR, July 10. Every record
was smashed by tho giant '.'unnrd llr.er
Lusitanla when she arrived In quaran
tine at 5:33 o'clock this morning. The
Cunarder Pft Liverpool July 4 ;;i.e
AMBASSADOR BRYCE
IIOAGLIN WILL NOT
'PHONE AGAIN SOON
TCi TOFT? TffF PO I ' rn Hoaglln Is In the city Jail
1J 1UI II 111U vu.'iOl 'slippery Mr Hoaglln has been i
! a
bath when they left tho ciu(,
,,are undoubtedly suffer!:. g f .. r.; -
.lungs today because of the--
The accident occurred Just !,!. w
Jfrlubhouse nnd the names of : ' ... i
I Unas w ere not learned
j;PROPEITYCiWNERS
OWN DIRT OF STREE
WASHINGTON "OEMS"
PREPARE FOR FIGHT
d'alt'd l"rc f.oaai-.l Wire.)
San Francisco. July 10.-- It was ar.-
ruionis..! h.r.1 t.Oji- that f ,1 a X.T
crossed the Atlantic ln four da a 1 : i Hrvre. British nmhass.ndor to the Unit..
had Its fourth lust-illation of officers hours and 36 minutes, whkh is 31 nih States, will tour the Pacific coast next
last evening Mrs. Mamie .McMahon In- tes faster than l.er prev ious record March. Ambassador Bryce will see the
stalled 'lie following officers: Noble j ner best dav's run was from noon. Julv! west for the first time when he makes
gr ind. Mrs. Allle Dalton: vice-grand, j 5, t0 n0on, July . when she logged (543 the trip. The object of. the English
treasurer, -Miss Unois two knots hitter than hia statesman s visit will be to lecture at
M !
Tomporarilv at ieaat the J i n
P. Sharkey cominy Is vl. t ,
lons la demanding that tho . r.
tractors who are grading Fra- k
Un strt In Waverleigh Hflj1 a
shall dump ths dirt on the a:
ljCnt property, instead of car
ing It off and uslr.g It to rr.ak
ft fill ln nothr street. Presid
ing Judge O'Day ln ths circuit
eovrt this morning Issued a re
straining order to prevrnt ths
contractors taking the dirt sway.
3aAf OI)a 4eot44 that ttva
dtv holds an casement on the
trset, but that ths property
veers on either side own ths
4irt te ths rolddi of the street.
The elty Las a. tight to grsx!
the street an 3 remove the dirt,
and mr use this Cirt for fining
..e' rrmdlng somewhere :.
prfteided It stipulates this use
la the contrarrt la this rase
ftotktas; was sell abeat the le
foeaj of tt dirt, and the court
Is effect tao.de that the eoo
travrter hma a right te take lt
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tSpi-rl.l Iit.p.Trh to The J"!)rr.l 1
ma. July Hi The Denuf-rats of
i.:,e,0'f'. wij miKc a r:a .'i.tneu : s
: e forma! launch, jng of the na
i ami:i:.'ri In this srate In anteet
t" i e h' id at the Tacoma hotel
Vo n li.y nmrning. July 2 I.ei-
' ' I.' vV l elr.g Snt n--; 1, (p.ojjp
gf.: chairman t.f tl... statu . i,-.'nml'-ee.
and Secretary t'arl J''
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' tti e cMrvant: secretary. Charles'
(it'fii.rs appoli.tcl R. S. N.
Miss Lds Iine: L. S N. '!., Miss
: i.e.. ii. s v Robert Shaw: '
s " G. CI .(..pes. warde,,, Mrs. P ROSSI'S OP - Y
e-er made
time.
before in the same length of
t t - I ! , I ' : , or:. p.. tor, Mrs. li
S 1 : v . it. side guard, Mrs Tllile Nell)
r.:;!-- de -,iai l, (,rant I'alton: ciiaj.laln
W t i I la m H .rir. i- I tie past
grand lu Mrs. Addie Grove.
a
le
Berkeley, where he will give the 1 T.
l-.nrl course before the Pacific ' neo
logies! seirdnarv. Prrifessor Adam
Smith of the t'nlvrrsitv of Qlasguw
will be Joint speaker with Bryce.
TO WED LOYER
Companies Incorporate!.
The
wanted
at the police station ever since last
November, but h- had until yesterday
evaded pursuit. Mrs. Lola (1. Baldwin,
niperlntendeni of the women's auxiliary
to the police department, has received,
frequent calls over the phone for the
past six months from Mr. Hoaglln. who
has facetiously asked her on these oc
casions If she was still looking for him
Mrs. Baldwin Is much pleased over
the arrest. She says that the district
attorney's office will make an example
of Hoaglln The case will be tried to
morrow morning In the municipal court
BURGLAR'S REWARD
JUST FORTY CENTS
IT MaLunn Trt. nh vh,
night vf 4u f-r.' n
fltnn The If i f- x u
hi trouble a th srria.l r
BACKER CITY MAY
( ' ET INDIANA MILL
lenf.rtnl r-!?p.-trli .i Tr! Journal.) I
I'aker City. Or, Juiy 10 -Haher City i
business ir. - :i ere or.siderlng raising !
a s :m of mi i.ev s-iiflcient to purchase j
'haG. h F. Stout, own r
Mlhi-: rnri ninv l-nnit :
r. j !' remove t.is con
y if ti.eite Is furnish" V
rt a in that this city will
s p.,nion of the cor.traL.
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FORESTER ACCUSED
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OF EMBEZZLEMENT
Siien for a IHvorre.
! iri""'.l I'l-atrb rn Th Jwrnl.l
Perjo.etori. in, Juiy 10 hirm Ailr!
1 Rhur.ka. formerly of this -it. and iater
'of K-meia. has aue.1 for d:vnr f from
, her bushand. the suit beir.g fiied In
roruanci. Mr. Khur.ke am formerly
Mrs
Chrietina Wagorblsst
Mrs
(I rlt4 Trwm IlIHsJ Wlrr.)
Belllrtgunm. Wah.. July 1 0 On a
warrant sworn out by the officers of the
ro;i lodee of the Foresters of Amerl --u
J B lfi'.. Its former financial secre
tary has been arrested, chareed with
larceny hy em hxxlement. It Is alleged
, imbi.t. irui-i .mi mnuitlRH icai inr iicoi ii'ii tel. in coiiariiortl, ana : a
a , iratmi:l In her complaint and sk that a shortage of that amount exists 'T
i fr hr maiden name and hr share of on his books
w $!. worth of property. - j
Mftrph as Kx I In era is her.
Xotsrlee Com in Is loo el.
i A Wase from a ti!or gas i'nt. st : KaSem, Or, July 10. Com ml as inns sslav
Serewta ana Alder t-misnt fsy t the fire i notaries have been lasuesl to A. W. Ut-
oanmfM ine mornlnar at f o clok 1 rlnser, feasld; jJhsier
rairamiu Merr-sy pui out toe lire be-I Ita: U. V
(era the ftepartsoeat could get there. - Fort K '"'-
(rfarat Now-a tir I enfeat T-aai-iJ Wire.)
Pan Francisco, J.ily 10.
Thomas In an of Portlan i and
Miss Mary Kll-n R.-v colds of
England were married !n Oak
land Wednesday after Miss Rey
nolds had Journeyed all the way
from her native country for the
ceremony.
The romance began years ago
The young ;eop!o had known
ea-h other Fir.ce they wore chil
dren nnd hS' boon brought up In
the sa.mo pis, e Six years ano
Dean oam to the. United States,
but not before 4v- had the prom
ise of his boyhood sweetheart.
True to her word. Misa Rey
nolds started a few- weeks ago
on the long rip in company
with Miss Annie Iean. a aaster
of the bridegroc'Tr.. They were
met st New Yoik rlty by Wil
liam Derjn, a brother, who ac
companied them to bis home in
East Oakland where they were
guests pending the arrival of
Tnomea Dean from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean mill reside
ln Portland for which city ther
(fP. lid IilsjiaP h t The Journal
Sab-m. Julv 10 -Art leb- of incorpor
ation have boon filed In the office of
seoret&rv of state as follows:
Combination Salt and Pepper fihiker
company: principal office. Portland;
capital stork. $?!'). 00c; incorporators, K.
C Hurlbert. J. J. Hurlbert and John A.
Lee.
Robrt Emmet company; principal of
fice. Baker City, capital stock. $5,000;
4 I Incorporators. R p Carter. Isaac Uaer
' arid W F Butcher
I John Ruedv Irrigation Ditch com-
i'Hny: prlnclnal offica, Cecil. Or ; csp-
ital stork. 1750 oOu. lncororntor, John
Ruedv. G R'ledv and A H. Rtiedy
w ) W. P Land company, principal of-
flee. Portland. capital stork. $1,500;
i Incorporators. William H. Morehou
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..77.71 ShepariJ-j wlll v. on Saturday,
C C Jackaoa aad George C. HIU.
lavmath, jaaaaaftaa 4
Jr.. P. C. O Malley and George J Koily.
Mlulfleni to Meet.Rerafft Werk.
(Sl-ectal Dlapatrh to Tb Jooraal I
Astoria, Or. Julv 10 Rev dustsT
Rydqulat of the Klrat Lutheran church
anonuncea that the Columbia conference
of the Lntheran churches of Oregon and
Washington will hold lt annual session
In this rlty during regatta -e k Rr.
Ryd'juiat Is sesrr'tsry. and la now ar
ranging the program.
Seattle) Espreas Office Tire.
SATURDAY CONCERT ,
KNOTT AND RODNEY
of Texas put it:
"Why, this Is the first time ln my
memory that the delegates themselves
have actually had a chance to name
candidate for vice-president, let alone
president. It Is refreshing In Its
uniqueness."
Other delegates said the same thing.
And so they gathered ln little knots of
two and three and discussed their In
dividual candidates while the "fair
women and brave men" In the specta
tors' seats munched gum and passed
sarcastic comments on the appearance
of tho timid locking courtiers of Miss
Democracy who were slowly strag
gling ln.
Bryan Is ft Busy Chap.
All during tho two hours preceding
the assembling of the convention there
was a steady stream of political lead
ers from all parts of the country ln and
out of room 213 of the Brown Palace
hotel. In which Is located the telephone
which leads to Lincoln. Bryan's advice
was earnestly sought as to whom the
Convention should name as his running
ma t e.
Up to the time tho convention met
this afternoon It was said that he had
refrained from expressing: a choice.
Campau of Michigan declared at 1
o'clock that there had not as vet been
any crystallization on any candidate.
as he came out, D. F. Colilan, the
right-hand man of Murphy, the Tam
many boss, went into take his turn to
talk with Bryan. Tho New York dele
gation which was to have met at noon,
postponed Its conference, deeidlne to
wait tno result or Cohalan s communi
cation with, Bryan.
Bryan Wont Interfere.
At 1:30 o'clock it was announced bv
I J. Dunn, assistant city attorney of
Omaha, that Bryan was not Interfering
in the situation; that when the roll call
for members will be made Nebraska will
pass without mentioning a candidate in
order that no false, impression might
arise.
Murphy's right-hand man, Dan Co
halan, after a long-distance telephone
conversation with Bryan at Lincoln,
made a strwig plea in behalf of the
nomination of Justice Gaynor of New
York. Congressman Lamb of Indiana,
one of Bryan's closest friends, said that
he believed Kern would win, but he
added that New York was making a
strong fight for Gaynor.
The Michigan delegation decided that
It would cast Its 28 votes for whatever
candidate was favored by the New Y'orlc
and Nebraska delegations.
While the delegates were assombllng
Texas Jammed a big square banner on
the top of Its standard reading, "Texas
Is for Gray for vice-president."
Opening' J?rayer.
The opening prnyer was offered bv
Rev. Martin J. Corbett of Westflebi,
N. Y. who in part said:
"In the name of my Master and mv
All, go forth. Christian Pemocrnts, with
the constitution of the United States In
one band and trie gospel of truth and
salvation In the other and your labors
will bear fruit and your fruit will re
main. "My blessing I give to vnu and to
your peerless nnd God-fearing liml.t.
William J. Bryan, nnd ask vnu to snv
fervently as iChrlst said: 'Our Father
which is in heaven ' "
Old Prolific Indiana.
Alabama yielded to lndl.ini and
Thomas R. Marshall. Democratic nomi
nee for governor of Indiana, was recog
nized to nominate jonn n. .Kern of In
diana. Marshall, In excellent voice, paid
a high tribute to the reunited Democ
racy, and remarked that with Bryan at
the head of the ticket and Kern as his
running mate every doubtful state
would be carried this fall. Marshall
created n big laugh when he declared
that he came from a state where every
man was either an orator or nn author
and all were politicians.
Former Governor Charles S. Thomas
of Colorado nominated Charles A.
Towne In a hrlef speech, referring to
his services in the house and senate.
His nomination by the Colorado leader
was believed to lnilcnto that Townn
did not have the support of his own
etate. Now York.
Folk Faoes a Small Boom.
Florida yielded to Missouri, nnd Gov
ernor Joseph W, Folk took tho plat
form to second the nomination of Kern
of Indiana. Folk got a rernarkablare
oeption, the delegates and spectators
climbing on ehalrs and yelling like mn l
for nearly five minutes, while Chairman
.Tames was vainly trying to restore
order.
Cries of "Iet us nominate .Toe Folk"
wont up from every section of the
hall Folk stood smiling through It si'.
Idaho seconded Towne's nomination.
When Illinois was recognized Olllfl
James relinquished the gavel to James
Hamilton Lewis of, that state, who rec
ognized Fred Kern of Chicago, who
withdrew the name of John Mitchell
from the field and seconded the nom
ination of John W. Kern.
He characterized Mitchell as the
greatest labor P-ader the world had
I ' " i CT-i o. niio e.ii.i mn llOlll iriKl Hoi
f would have absolutely wired out unity
linos
Tomorrow right Stg De Capr'.o s
band will flay at Knott sireit srl Ro1
nev avenue This will be the first free
concert given in that locality and It Is
being dime In response to a large num
ber of residents in that district. The
concert will begin at N o'clook
The square where the band will pl.iv
ran be reached by getting orf at Knott
Ftreet from any of the cars running
over Williams or Union avenues. There
Is no conrert this evening.
Healty Company Incorporates.
Johr H Gibson. Jame D. Hurt and
Lewis Montgomery have filed articles
of Incorporation of the Grand Avenuo
Rcaltv company, hav ing a capita! sto. k
of $4,800
MAN IN MERRY WIDOW
AND COOL GOSSAMER
1 tamm fViat .if f Maiaf '
C F Adsma tested his fist on the
plate glass window of the Chicago, Mil
waukee Ht Paul railway office yes
terday afternoon. A large hole In the
glass resulted Adama wae let off with
a fine of $2 S-ft this morning In Ihe po
lice court after he had agreed td pay
for the replacing of the window.
Wanted John Davis.
John Davla.. a 11-year-old boy, whoaa
mother lives at 157J Fast (illaan atreot,
ran awav from home Wednesday. Mrs
Davis thinks he la going to Wasco, and
haa asked the police to find the young
wanderer.
8eattlea'Utshj!y a fire ! Train Wrefkers Fmatrated.
of mysterious origin that hmke out In i fSnectal Plawitr te Tfc Joan-nal I
the receiving office of the Great North "i Tacotna, Waso., July 1. Two Da
em and W slls-Fargo Express company known r eg oea tried to wreck the In
at th King etret station. It Is estl-' coming Pteilacoora Inlet-urban train yea
en a ted fackagsa ralaed at aver $ j terday afternoon by spiking a tl across
were destroyed- The room was gutted.! the track. Foreman William of Reg
it l eialmed re-karee of sflk valued etjente perk saw the men at work and
$t0,0SS were conaumad. I ther took to flight.
Clad In cool summer lingerie
and a dtlritv ladles' gossamer
coat of a delicate green shade
and wearing an enormous merry
Widow hat, Charlea Mehr has
eclipsed the sensation caused by
the dlrectolre aklrt. Charles,
tripping airily into a saloon for
a can of beer, was this morning
arrested and brought Into the po
lice court, whore he blandly
and without grille told Judge
Van Zante thst he has adopted
this mode of dressing during
the warm weather.
Mehr Is a Oerroan and warke
at the Kenyon hotel. Seventeenth
and. Washington streeta The
Judge with a smile dismissed
had resumed con rent tons 1
Ura.
lr. Mehr. but told him not to
go from the station before he
at'
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