The Oregon daily journal., July 19, 1908, Page 41, Image 41

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1908.
REGIES
MESSAGES
Has Not Yet Been: Advised
as to Whether (Jovernor
Johnson Is Going to Visit
Him at Fairview Labor
Leaders to Take Stump.
By John E. Nevins.
(Hutted Prmi Lewd Wire.)
Lincoln. Neb.. July 18. William
J. Bryan la receiving congratulations
today on a speech he delivered to a
delegation of labor leaders last night
but he refused to make the mes
sages public and would not discuss
them.
Bryan would say nothing today
about the report that labor leaders
will take the Democratic stump and
advocate his election In the coming
campaign. Thev candidate said he
had not received any Intimation that
Governor Johnson of Minnesota is
coming here to see him, but added
that Johnson would be exceedingly
welcome to Fairview. It has beeh
reported that Johnson Is coming
here soon.
It Is probable that Bryan win spend
two dayi In Chicago when he goes
there July 26 to attend the meeting
of the sub-commltlee of the natlonni
Democratic committee, at which a cam
paign manager will be selected.
He expects to make several Informal
speeches along the route and this trip
win mam me Deginning or me cam
paign. Bryan Bald today that all those
speeches will be confined to discus
sion of the platform and the resultant
Issues.
Bryan refused to go on a special
train. He will travel In the usual man
ner and will be accompanied lv only
hlB secretary and newspaper reporters.
PACIFIC
FEEL
E
Mistakenly Allege Portland
Favored by Reason, .of Be
ing a Way Station.
(United Preaa Leased Wire.)
Washington, July 18. Declaring that
the charge of $2.50 a car for terminal
switching charges exacted by the South
ern Pacific and the Saute Fc railroads
Is Illegal, the Pacific Coast Jobbers and
Manufacturers' association today filed a
complaint with the Interstate Commerce
commission seeking to have the rates
declared illegal. The pollution nsks
that the rati? he reduced to $1 If It Is
found that th" railroads have a right to
Impose the switching charge at all.
The complaint reiltes that the ter
minal switching charge exacted at San
Francises Is a discrimination against
that city in favor of Portland. Oakland.
Sacramento and oilier coast points that
do not have to pay this charge because
they Hre not rated as terminal points.
The commission will look into the mat
ter. Portland is a terminal point, and one
of the most important on the coast.
The business of switching cars Is con
trolled by the Northern Pacific Terminal
company, dominate! by the Harriman
lines. This company Imposes a switch
ing charge of $5 per carload of freight,
unless the through rate applies in such
n manner as to eliminate this charge,
which occurs on certain shipments. The
United Railways, operating a switching
line between north and south Portland,
works under a franchise permitting It
to collect a switching charge of J2.50
each way, for either empty or loaded
cars. .
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Expected Taking of Testi
mony in Conspiracy Case
Will Consume Entire
At two minutes after noon yesterday
the last man was selected to make up
the 12 who are to decide the guilt or
innocence of R. A. Booth, James Henry
Booth anil T. K. Slnnleton. now on
trial In the I'nited States cpurt charged
with a conspiracy to defraud the gov
ernment out of timber lam!. It had
taken two full davs of court to pick the
12 men with unbiased minds and as
soon as the last man had been chosen
and sworn In by tho clerk Judge Wol
verton adjourned court until Monday
morning at in o'clock,- when the real
Work of the trial will be commenced.
It Is expected that the trial will oc
cupy all of tills week and protiaoiy.
may lapse over Into tho following week.
It was stated vi-sterdav afternoon lust
before adjournment of court that the
government would require three or per
haps four duvs in which to present its
case. The d'-rense will also laKo at
least a couple of days with its side of
the case so that it will require hard
work to finish the case and send it to
the Jury before I lie end of the w eek
The trial pio Ises to be a long and
tedious one as il will be cumbered with
a mass of documentary evidence taken
from the land office. A large number
of witnesses have been subpoenaed by
the government and are in attendance
on the trial whilu the defense also has
a small army waiting for the time
when they will he nee ded.
All those Jurors who were not chosen
on the Booth Jury were excused from
attendance upon the court by Judge
Wolverton until Monday, July 27. The
names of the 'l men Into whose hands
the fate of the defendants will be given
are as follows:
Frank H. Hall, salesman, Portland;
J. H. Mulkey, farmer. Polk; H. T. Bux
ton, farmer, Washington; Robert K. Da
vis. 'druggist, Portland: (ieorge Randall.
retired farmer. Clackamas; C. C. Hoope.
farmer, Lincoln; Ceorge Ball, Polk; Sam
uel Abyee, Yamhill: A. B. Gibson, farm
er. Polk; James A. McKlnnon. salesman.
iLPortland; George Marty, farmer, Yam-flilll,-
S. B. Bane, farmer, Benton.
rowed Into shallow water, which hnlt
raped them. Then suddenly things ap
peared to break better for them, nd
the Harlem b.irge speedily overhauled
the others Koon It was on even terms
with the leader, and It crossed the llns
first.
That's how the race was won on the
ll&ckerisack river, but here's how many
of the Harlem Rowing club boys and
girls think It was won on the Harlem
river the day before the rce took place.
The club launch was Just putting off
for Hackensack. Aboard were the mem
bers of the four-oared barge crew,
Hugo Nonenhiichei, bow; J. I). V. Hreen,
No. 2; John J. Ryan, No. S. John lioben,
stroke, and Tim Wcannell, coxswain.
The launch hud left the clubhouse on
the n firth side of the river at about
165th street, when a tiny object loomed
up some distance off. It ame toward
the launch and the oarsmen noted that
the object was a little black pup that
appeared to be a cross between fox
terrier ana a Dull terrier, jie nail u rope
the clubhouse and called for volunteers
to fish the mascot out of the rlvsr. Hob
Ooole. the club attendant, and Charles
Kavens, the boatman, pushed out a boat
and without much difficulty rescued the
doc. He looked to be dead when they
got him, but the first aid to the Injured
sijuaj that was waiting for him on the
shore rolled him around on the landing
until he opened his eyes and began to
breathe- like a live dog.
Whin the members of the four-nare4
barge crew saw that the pup in
condition to be adopted as a insacut
they all patted him on the head tn sober
fashion and set nut for the llnckenssck
river convinced that they couldn't los
the race. The first word that reached
the clubhouse concerning tho victory of
the orew was this telegram:
"(live the mascot a pound of sirloin
steak rare. He's all to the good."
J.1. - - 1 - -.- .. ,U ..'i. 1 1
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, - .ji It eround his neck and was struggling so
0P1v tJUrV LOmpIeKV Vly that the Harlem crew knew lie
Nibifnust be nearly all In.
or Vann A'naf onliv i "Poor little cuss." ssld Coxswain Tim
UL XUUIl Jl9ltlU(IJ I ftcannel. "Looks as If some mean guy
had thrown him Into the Harlem hoping
he would drown. Its up to us to see
that lie doesn't, an l If he pulls through
all O.' K. maybe It's sn omen of good
luck for us."
The oarsmen couldn't get to the dog
with their launch, so they put hack to
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(Hesrst News by Longest Leased Wire.)
Washington, July 18. Employes of
the navy yards, gun factories, naval
stations and arsenals of the United
States who were laid oft because of the
lack of work will not lose the leave of
ahsenA that accrues -to them In the
time they are not employed. This Is
the effect of a decision of the comp
troller of the treasury which has just
been rendered In response to a request
of the war department.
The question came up some weeks
ago whether or not an employe of the
navy yard wan entitled to leave of ab
sence if, through no fault of his own,
he was iald off for SO or more days.
It was held ny the Judge advocate
general of the army that employes were
still in tne service, nitnougn tney were
laid off for the want of work, and that
the leave of absence accruing at the
rate of a day and a half a month con
tinued and they were entitled to leave
pay.
AVAL!) POUT VISITED
BY 3IAXY HUXTFRS
(Special Plspatch to The Journal.)
Roseburg, Or., July 18.- Congratula
tions and surmises are the order at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Signal
ness, thl city today. Not the slight
est ray of light has pierced the mys
terious veil of circumstances surround
ing tho arrival of the 6-monflis-old
baby boy. who was found on their door
step yesterday morning at 5 o'clock by
Mrs. Signalness.
Whether the child was of rtch or
poor parents matters little now.
new-found foster parents have com
pletely surrendered to him and if the
supposed widowed mother does not turn
up the boy will be raised by Mr and
Mrs. Signalness. Thev are In affluent
circumstances, Mr. Signalness being
heavily Interested in timber lands.
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WESTERN LEADERS
At Colorado Springs They
Will Plan for the War
in the Vest..
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(Special Dlapateh to Tb Jonrnal )
Waklport. Or.. July 18. The opening
of the hunting season here this week
has brought an unusually large number
of hunters, on-their way to the Yachats.
Ten Mile and other favorite hunting
places.
Among those encamped at The Rocks
are Lr. Cathy and family of Cnrvallls,
Mrs. Brodle of Portland. Mr and Mrs.
Karl McMillln of Waldport. Miss I.inile
Bonkoskv of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Blackledge of Corvallls. -
Breathing: Is a Business for
Fat Folks In Hot Weather
Watch a fat man or woman breathe
some earnest work. The air roes n'htnln
with difficulty snd H comes out with
rtlll more difficulty. Hot daya are
"busy days" ifor fat folks.
If you know one of these victims
help him or her. Tell him that eiercise
(which he wnuldft'-t attempt) and star
vation (which few have resolution
rnouch to try) are not Incumbent now
adays on those who wish to reduce.
Tell him that a tesepoonful after meals
an4 at bedtime of this: H ounce Mar
jnols, ounce Fluid Extrsct Cascara
Aromatic aid I1 ounces . Syrup Sim
plex, has taken their place.
Thl pleasant nome tmxtur. ten mm.
(fulted Pre Leased Wire.)
Taclflc Grove. Cal., -July 18. The au
thorities are tnilav searching for the
huge keys to tho cells of the Jail, the
old calaboose budded bv Alcalde Colton
half a century ago In Monterey.
The keys weigh over a pound apiece,
and It Is thought thev were stolen for
souvenirs. Marshal Mike Noon went
to the calaboose yesterday to get Frank
Fernandez out for arraignment. He
found that someone had taken the lock
of the outer door of the calaboose and
had stolen the keys to the cell, after
breaking In.
It was necessary to get a locksmith
to cut a dozen bolts before the prisoner
could be got out of fall.
(t'nlted Press Leased Wire.)
Colorado Springs. Colo., July 18.
Frank II. Hitchcock, chuirman of the
national Republican committee, will ar
rive in Colorado Springs tomorrow af
ternoon for an extended conference with
the national committeemen of all the
western states, to discuss with them
as well as with other prominent party
leaders In this section plans for the
coming campaign In the west. It is
estimated that between 800 and 1.000
His. I prominent Republicans will be In Colo-
i ,iuu opi uuiing toe sessions niu
that before Mr. Hitchcock returns a
definite line of action will have been
determined upon.
Western leaders declare that the east
Is considered safe by Chairman Hitch
cock and that his trip to Colorado Is
for the purpose of absolutely Insuring
the success of his party In the west.
Committeemen from New Mexico,
Wyoming. Utah. California. Montana.
Oregon, Washington. Arizona, Nebraska,
Kansas, Texas. South Dakota and North
Dakota will be here.
Speakers will be selected and given
their assignments and money will be
forthcoming w ith which to organize
Tn f t -She'-TTUi n elllhs in pvprv nlt tnn
and hamlet between the Missouri river
and the Pacific coRFt.
A determined effort is being made,
by the city of Denver to secure this
western Republican Headquarters and
scores of telegrams by prominent Re
publicans of Colorado. Wyoming and
New Mexico have already been sent to
Mr. Hitchcock, who left Chicago todav,
asking him to designate the capital
cltv of the Centennial state for this
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Hot Springs, Va., July 18. Just now
William H. Taft, Republican presiden
tial candidate, is trying to calm the.
fears of soicitous friends that he Is
In danger of an attack by anarchists.
They want him to consent to the pro
tection of special police, and the Ohio
statesman says all he needs these days
in the way of a personal attendant !s
a good caddie.
Mr. Taft insists that he will make his
campaign, trip to Cincinnati, and. in J
fact, ail his journeys during the cam
paign, without anv secret service
guard. He bellves that whether a can
didate for president, or as the nation's
chief executive, no one will try to
execute any harm against his person.
On account of the position that Presi
dent Roosevelt took against anarchists
last winter, his friends are not so cer
tain of Taft's safety.
Todav he told his friends about his
visit to St. Louis, Kansas City. De
troit and Chicago early In February.
While he was at Kansas City he wis
Informed of a pint, hatched in Jersey
City to wreck his train somewhere
on the way east. Despite his protests
to secret service men they shadowed
htm during the rest of the trip. Ho
concluded his storv by remarking that
he came through alive
Those Incidents of his tour were un
known to more than a few persons.
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BUFFALO AM) CELTIC
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(Hert Newi br Inreet Leeeed wire.)
Washington, July 18. The auxiliary
cruiser Buffalo will sail August 15 tfftin
Pan Francisco for the Atlantic battle
ship fleet. Her eargo will include,
among other eatables. 600.000 pounds
of flour. 400.000 pounds of potatoes,
canned meats and desiccated vegeta
bles. Fresh meats needed for the fleet
will be purchased at Melbourne.
The supplv ship Celtic will be placed
In service at New York snd will be
loaded with similar supplies. She will
cross the Atlantic and meet the fleet.
probably at Sues, during the wtnter.
Inside History (if the Harlem Row
ing Club's Victory.
The half drowned mongrel pup with
the rope around his neck may pot have
had" a blessed thing to do with It. but
the members of the Harlem Rowing
club, and especially the members of the
four-oared onrge crew. tninK ne am. ana i
for that reason he now boasts a silver I
collar with 'Mnsc.it'' engraved on It.!
arA .nlnva all ill.' 1 1 r i V i 1 P frefl of t h I
club.
Evervbodv wh. follows the sporting
news closelv knows thnt on the day of
the regatta of the Atlantic Boat club
of East Rutherford. N. J. on the Hack
ensack river, the f.uir-.iared crew from
the Harlem Rowing club rowed In the
free-for-all barge rn e. It Is also known
that the Harlem men appeared to win
by the skin of their leetb.
They got off last, and Immediately
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a n inn
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Injury tsthe taker. It aowti t Inter
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disturb his stnmsch. or even bother his
pocketbeok worth mentioning. If It be
lady, yon can assure her that, fur
thermore!, slthour It rein temMr a
ftund er more ol fat a day. It does sot
uf wrl kits. .
Lightning Strike Alfalfa.
(gpevlel Dtepetek tn Tt JeauKaL)
Echo. Or.. IK. During the heavy
thunderstorm through this section Fri
day rooming Harry Bartholomew, a
sheepman, had a stack of slfaira nay
destroyed, which caught fire from the
The loss was about 1300.
How One Man Gets Wet.
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wtio looks out over half of New Tork
from Ms office window wanted to do the
polite thing by a frend who had
dropped In to talk business, yet the
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way entrance, down through the lenrth
of the subwir platform and up to the
sidewalk. Within five feet of the ktoek
where thv stood was the entrance)
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are at your service. I will txplsln to you HOW and WHY I CAN CURE YOU (why th
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my life to it and thousands upon thousands of men. re, lured 'o VIGOROUS VITALITY, are today livln monu
my lie ii. " . . i uijt .. hnnu T never take a rasa I cannot cure
Have made " Vhoro 1? V a "studyof ail the disairs of mw of V A R 1 COCKLE. STRICTURE CONTAGIOUS
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the Inowleltre and skill of a specialist).
Acute or chronic, cured quickly, sarely. surely, without pain or loss of time or Inconvenience. No
n.oi.r h.- innf ai.n.itnv n. hnw com nl ! t ed I cure. I don t cut. My treatment rtmoret
every trace of th.j effect of esrly" follies. My cures are simple, sure and permanent. It removes all obs true lions
and eurt-s ror an time to come.
r j r " I cure contracted blood rolton.
DIOOQ rOISOB n,l enrina to star curl afflicted
and sores in the mouth, swollen or softening rums, tumors
chronic ulcers or tumors anywhere l cure in an stag;ea.
I CURE Varicocele quickly, safely, without danser or detention from business, MT METHOD H
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I have cured thousands of cases of Lost Vitality, Physical Poblllty. Zpondncy
Fimples. Ixss of Enenrr, Falllna; Memory. Palpitation of tho Heart and fctunte4 tl
Stricture
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MY METHOD makes a quick, permanent and radical cure, without discomfort or deteatlos from
I nir all diseases of a private nature about which most people dislike to consult their
family doctor, such aa discharges, drains, eruptions and all contracted troubles. I
Private Diseases
cure them quickly.
. . r Pome of the notable suceeasos of my professional career bars beh ta tfcs rafll-
FrOStatlC 1 rOUDies cal cure of enlarged and Inflamed conditions cf the Prostate C.Ian 4. Mr treat.
it nee ii tne nana, ramoves tne ostrucuoa and oeta-u.
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(. free oaesaare of the natural secretlona. without pain or discomfort.
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