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Demise of Franz Josef Is
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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING,'.' AUGUST J 4.
- J-lil.l.l .111. -JJ..L.L. V-1U jUlU-1
1903.
! lDlt(d Praaa Laued W'lr
Vienna, Aug. 4. Iteellxlng thl when
Xrang Josef, th aged and Inflrm fm
, lleror of Austria-Hungary, dls ihs po
litical balanos of Europe la likely to b
upaat, tha European nations are today
, kspplng a "death watch" on tho ein
Ijerois. , They have ajone to the limit of Tur
key, whirl) power ha a secret agent
shadowing tfie , emperor at Jschl, his
BUmmer home. But what the eultan t
doing openly the other powers art- doing .
ftpretly ana with a regard for tlx; em-J
Deror's feellnca.
Ths keynoto to the present European
situation la tha half-Open, Imlf-vi lle l
anUsonlftm between Enclaud and clir-
many, Kngland la mustering evciypoa
IMe resource to maintain her prrdotnl
nance and Germany la striving to ob
struct this policy and to Bain the posl
-lion now nem ty u.ngianci
would be alad to recover Bosnia and
Herisiiovlnii which she lost in 1 M 7 K. hi) J
fiervll and ftoumanla would like n nIIi-s
of tha Austrian empire In the Halknn
COMMUTATION HIDES
ON ESFEE LINES
Hitrriman Hystwn On Taflflc Will
Issuo Two Thousand Tickets
At $ftO Each.
LIKE IDE FABLED
SHOE-DWELLER
Captain Nye Had So Many
Children lie Didn't Know
What Else To Do.
France. Huasla and fitialn are friendly
1 to' England and It is believed that In the
vent of a crista Portugal. Denmark.
Sweden", Norway and even Italy, a
staunch friend of the emperor, could bo
wan over to tha side of England
Although the rrtgnlng house of Austria-Hungary
la tho house of Hapsburg.
closely allied to the family of the Ger
man emperor. Archduke Fran Ferdi
nand, heir to the Austrian throne, fa
vora the abandonment of German friend
ship and nn alliance witn ingiana.
To prevent such a coalition n gainst
; Kim, the kaiser would undoubtedly de
' Clare war against fine or mora of his
unfriendlv neighbors.
' Tha death of Fran Josef wilt be the
' signal tor the breaking up of the Austria-Hungarian
empire, which has been
held together recently only by the over
powering knowledge that dissolution
meant the control of the'emplre by Ger-
many. The shadow of the kaiser for
1 ears has stood guard behind the Aus
trian throne and the German Influence
Is predominant In the kingdom of Bo
hemia and the provinces that open on
the Mediterranean sea at Trieste
V. In the public schools of Bohemia, the
Merman lanpruHRe iH laugm anu me iw
hemlan people have been ready for years
to rise against tne natea uermans. Em-
(Unw-til Maratrh to The Journal I
R.IarrK Or. A UK 4. William McMur-
ray inrormen m raimuu r
by letter yesterday that It had been
toiiirt1 hv the traffic officials or tne
Hurrlman lines In the Faclflo northwest
to Usue 2.000-mlla tickets for the con
venience of traveling men at a flat rate
of $60. Traveling mens association
have been demanding the mileage tick
ets for a number or years.
The complaint riled ry tne irnveiinu
Men's Protective association will now
(, rlnc.1 hv the railroad commission
ami the mntter regarded as ended. The
mileage book system is a rfreai con
venience and one greatly doslreil. It
has been In quite extenslvo use on other
lines.
UNDERLING HANKS
SLTERIOK OFFICER
flrwHil niflrMfr la Tkm jMflul.l
Washington Aug. 4. A peculiar
state of affaire exists in ths commis
sioned personnel of the Mara Island
navy vard. Captain John M. Robinson.
commanding the receiving ship Imln-
nendence, was retired as a commodore
June JO, thereby ranking Captain
Phelps,' the commandant. Captain Ii
Milton. Captain of the yard, and all
captains of ships at the yards. Being
kept on duty in command or tne jnne-
pendence. he Is flying the senior offi
cer's pennant on the Independence, when
he Is In command of the ship as com
modore. He la senior officer to all
the captains who ranked him prior to
June 30.
It Is not anticipated that there will
be any conflict of authority or other
serious consequence as a result of this
unusual situation.- Of course, Captain
lJheips win continue to exercise th
duties or commannant or tne yard, un
der which officer would naturally coma
the commanding officer of the receiv
ing ship In matters of administration.
Uelt4 Praaa Leased Wtrs.l
Oakland, Cal., Aug. 4. Captain Rich
ard W. Nye, master mariner, and the
father of B children, was taken to San
Quantln prison today to begin a three
years1 term for grand larceny.
Captain Nye was formerly one of ths
most daring skippers that sailed from
San Francisco. He has been In hard
luck, and last winter took a job as
watchman On a vessel at anchor In tho
basin here.
He stole articles valued at f 1.000 from
the veaael. when arrala-ned In court he
admitted his guilt, nnd said his children
drove him to theft. The watchman's
pay was not enough, he said, to enable
him to support his children, and be was
ternptea and fell.
during all ths 14 years of nil residence
a i mis iiiaos.
In Mr. Ryan went back ts In
dlana, where ha married Miss Kllsabofh
t. cialr 1111 or Indianapolis. Two chil
dren blessed this union. Ths first died
in inrancy, ins seoona, Kysn, who
was born In 11116, has been associated
with nis fatner in tne mercantile busi
ness at Jacksonville for years.
Mr. Ryan had always been known as
a suoeessrui Dusiness insa and had ac
cumulated considerable property, be
sides other holdlnss he owned anrjroxl-
mately (,000 acres of land In this
county.
Ieatn was due to general debility.
He had 'been confined to his bed for
ths vast six months by Inflammatory
rheumatism. He Is survived by his
wire snd son. wno reside st Jsokson
vllle. Funeral arrangements have not
yet been made.
I
RES
SUICIDE
TO CORE GRIEF
Mrs. Cora Cummings of Los
Angeles Could Not Stand
Loss of "Her Babies.
Death Roll of
the Northwest
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Joseph Gray.
(Specltl Diaeatcft to Tke JonrnaM
Philomath. Or., Aug. 4. Joseph Gray,
80 years of age, who died at his horns
near Fnlloraath last Wednesday, was
born In Scotland. H moved to Aus
tralia In 1KB0. was married to Miss
Annie Murray, In Melbourne, In 1860
He returned to London and Scotland.
and from there came to the Pacific
coast by way of New York and Panama.
After spendlnar the winter in Call
fornla he came to Corvallls. Or. In 1165
Mr. and Mrs. Gray moved on a farm
near Philomath, where tha deceased has
since lived continuously.
Hie aged wife still survives him. Of
a family of seven children only two are
living, a. m. urav ana Isabella tirav
of philomath.
Mr. Gray was a member of tha Pres
byterian church.
peror Franx Josef Is crowned as king of
Hungary but the Bohemians nave been
without a king or their own since they
lost their Independence.
"'Hungary will secede from the empire
when Frans Josef dies and a great web
of new Intrigue, alliance and complica
tions ts being woven against the time of
the old emperor's death.
Toermany wants the Slav provinces to
Vie west and southsvest: Italy wants
-hs provinces , nn her frontier: Turkey
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I DXSA0KXBABZ.B AT XOStB.
Lots of men and women who are
ttgreeable with others, get veranky" at
borne. Its not disposition, Its the liver.
Jf you find in yourself that you feel
toss around the bouse, little things
Worry you. Just buy a bottle of Ballard's
eroine and put your nver in snape.
ou and everybofly around you will
eel better for It.
Price 60 cents per bottle. Sold by
ffkldmbre Drug company.
FOHEST FIRE IS
NOW NEAR RAINIER
(HperlMl Dlapatch tc Tb Journal.
Rainier, Or., Aug. 4. A forest fire Is
raging about one and a half milea back
of town, above the Wilson mill. The
fire Is consuming some verv valuable
timber belonging to the Wlllard-Case
Lumber company, yesterday afternoon
It had burned along the olanked road
and burned down several telephone poles
and wires.
Dr. James V. Pope).
(gpectsl Dlspatrk to The Jooraal.)
Forest Orovs, Or., Aug. 4. Dr. Jam
V. Pope, Tt years of age, who died Sun
day, had been a prominent resident of
rorest (jrove ior over iu years.
Dr. Pope was born In Manchester. Ill
August 4, 1836. In 1862 ha enlisted with
comrjanv fi. Nlnetv-flrst resrlment. II
llnois vounteer infantry and served un
til 186 4. when he was discharged on ac
count or disability.
ur. r-ope came to tnis city in ins.
f- He was always prominent In the ud
building of ths city and had represented
Washington county in the legislature.
In 1888 he was married to Lauretta
D'SIsque. who, with the following chil
dren survive him; O. M. Pope, HUls
horo: Miss M. E. Pope and Ida Pope,
Forest Grove. The funeral servlcea were
held at the home Monday at 2 o'clock.
The body was taken to Portland for
cremation.
James M. Aferrtck.
(flaeetal Plepatcb tn Tie Journal.)
Aberdeen. Wash.. Auar. 4. James M.
Merrick. 88 years of aire, idled at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. W. I
Hellln. on Haturdav. of droDsv. Th
deceased was born In Staten Island. N.
I Y., and was a pilot In New York harbor
ss for 15 years. At ths time of the gold
Fat All My Life, nd How
I Got Rid of It.
(Called Free Leased Wlss.t
Los Angeles. Cal., Aug. 4. Mrs. Cora
Cummlngs Is tn tha hospital today,
after drinking carbollo sold and de
scribing on paper ths awful pala ah
suffered before she lost oonsolousness.
Oiief over tha death of hsr two babies
and homesickness for hsr mother, who
lives at Spokane, Wash., caused ths
woman to attemDt suicide. After drink
ing ths fatal scld th despondent womaa
seised a pencil and wrote:
"Guy. my dear, I feel no pain, only a
bad stomach ache. '
"Oh. do try: maybe M
"I hope not when you com I'll be ,
dead. Just think dead! Won't it be
funny T
"The pains are so bad. Don't you
ever do as I did. It Is awful.
"Don't ever do as I have done. It In
awful. I can't stand It. Oh. Guy, It's
worse and worse; It Is killing me. I
wish"
At this point ths pencil dropped from
her Tlncera ana sns ren to tne iioor.
Iter nusoama. wno wmm nwmr m uvu
heard her cries, and rushing In called
an ambulance. His prompt action- will
probably result in ner lira Deing snveo.
Hs was also heavily Interested In th
bank at that plan and la tha mercantile
Dusines. . ' -
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE ;
QEIEF THE CAUS
(Cnlt4 Press Leased Wire.)
Balllngbam. Wash., Aug. 4. -It became
known today that what was alleged to
havs been a nervous collapse of Mrs.
Andrew Williams, wlfs of th sheriff
of Whatcom county, was In- reality an
aiumni of ini woman 10 commit am
eld becauae of grief over her daughter'
deatn last wee a. .
Mrs. wuuams locked herself in
room Sunday morning, and with a pair
of scissors -cut her throat and wrist
Whsn she was missed It was soms tlm
before ths door could be pried open. By
mat time sns was extremely weaa rrom
loss of blood, and all but dead. A hurry
call was sent for doctors, and she was
taken to ths hospital. After working
over ner an nunaay rorenoon sns was
revived, ana unless complications set In
sbe will recover. v
Her daushter died- last week, after a
lingering Illness of several years. After
this ths mother thought lire was no
worth living. , -
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
TAKES UP DUTIES
N
First a
to steal
New Lumber Firm.
Eugene, Or.. Aug. 4 Dr. T. W. Har
ris, H. C. Mahon and Glenn O. Bassett
of this citv, who a few days ago bought
the sawmill at Corvallls from the Sun
set Lumber company, yesterday filed
with the Lane county clerk articles of
Incorporation of the Occidental Lumber
company, with headauartera in Rncene.
and with a capital stock of $8,000. The
new company nas taken charge of the
mill, and will soon enlarcre it from a
capacity of 30,000 feet per day to 60,000.
Patrick J. Ryan.
(RDvll Dispatch to Tb Journal.)
Jacksonville, Or., Aug. 4. Patrick J.
Ryan. 78 years of age, a pioneer mer
chant of Jacksonville, died Monday nt
hla home In this city. Mr. Ryan was
born in Thurles, Tlpperary county, Ire
land. In 1842 he came to America and
lived for ten yeara with his parents In
Edinburgh, Ind.
In 1853 he Joined an emigrant train
which crossed the plains by ox team.
Mr. Hargrove and Champion Pavne of
Ashland were members of the emigrant
train.
Mr. Ryan stopped at Oregon City for
about one month. He then came to
Jacksonville, where he had resided con
tinuously since.
After coming to Jacksonville he
clerked for two years for Dan Kenney.
ne went into the mercantile
In 1854
business
engagnd
Jacksonville and had been
this business continuously
captivating plumpness begins
upon woman In her twenties
Plumpness Is followed by oh, horrors
fatness, and shortness of breath and
heart flutters. Then, alas, comes the
chin that la double and the comical
lumbering waddle of the overfat Fine
sarcasm to tell such a woman to exer
elseT Why not counsel flying? She Is
as able to do the one as the other. It s
another keen cut to suggest dieting.
When ladles are Just so fat they haven't
n ounce of will power or energy to
spare for extras just living is hard
enough work for them.
What then? Are these unfortunates
condemned to be fat for life? No, be
lieve It or not; a simple home receipt,
easy to get at a drug store, will take
that fat off and keep It off. Listen! H
ounce Marmula. ounce Fluid Extract
Cascara Aromatlo and 3H ounces Syrup
Simplex mixed at home and taken In
teaspoonful doses after meals and at
bedtime, will take off as much as a
pound a day In some cases. Get the
Marmola In the sealed packages you
are sure It Is fresh that way take the
mixture a month and you'll see. The
fat seems to drop off and leave nice,
smooth, firm flesh, while the health and
complexion improve wonderfully.
..Mt.m.nt In California In 1849. til
came around tn nom ana naa since
lived on th Pnciflo coast continuously,
principally In Oregon. He was married
tn Mtae Nancy Scott, at Bcottsburg. Or..
November II. 1888. Eleven children
wr hnrn hut two of whom. Mrs. Hell-
in lPrnnlr w Vforrick. survive hlni.
He was a lieutenant in the Kogu River
Indian, war.
His funeral iras under th auspices
of the G. A. It. lie was uurieu in rem
Hill cemetery.
George I. Bolton. ,
(8neeUI Dlenetcb to Tb Jooraal.
Eugene, Or., Aug. 4. George I. Bol
ton. 35 years of age. a prominent young
man of Northwood, Iowa, died In Eu
gene yesterday after a year's Illness
from tuberculosis. He and hla motner
had spent nine months or more In Ari
nn and southern California for tho
hnr,rir nf hie health and came to Ku-
trior hie wife Is In business.
three months ago. He grew worse here
and was unable to go any runner.
Rnairies n wire ann riauarmer. uiaoya,
9 years of age, he leaves a mother, five I
brothers and two sisters. ne was a
momhnr nf tha Masonic order, of the
Odd Fellows and of the Knights of I
Pythias, besides belonging to the Bap
tist church. The remains were interred
today.
(Special Dlapatch to Tb Journal.)
St. Helens, Or., Aug-. 4. Professor J.
H. Collins, who waa elected super) n
tendent of schools for Columbia oounty
last June entered upon his new duties
yesterday morning. H Is well fitted-
for tne position, belna a native of Ore
f on snd a resident of Columbia county
or ths past 10 yeara For five years
he has been principal of the Clatskania
schools and is in close touch with tho
scnooi work in tnis oounty.
Thar ar 64 districts in th oonntv
four of which teach 10 a-rades in thnlr
schools. Scappoos district reoently
combined With two districts Ivin antirh
and a fine schoolhouse Is belnor built.
hlch will be ready for occtinanov nuit
month. Warren Is also building a mod
ern, four-room schoolhouse.
Professor L H. CODeland. tha ratirlno-
superintendent who has held the office
for 1ft years and has don icn.rt
work, has many friends, who regret that
he has moved to Linn oountv. ' I
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CKSESEH:
PROVES A HERO
AJi Lum Saves John Tufts
From Death" and Tries
. to Save Mrs. Tufts.
(United Press Lessad Wire.)
Sacramento, Cal, Aug. 4. John Tufts,
a veteran of ths civil war, la in a se
rious condition from bums received in
a fir yesterday when his wire lost her
llf and h had a narrow' escape from
death. That he is alive Is due to the
bravery of Ah Lum. a Chimin urv.ni
who crawled through flames to rescue'
wie oia people.
They lived on a ranch a few mil..
east of Loomls. Tufts was assisting
his wife In the house when they upset
a kerosen lumn. Tha woman i.
her nightdress and was burned from
head to foot.' '
The Chinese heard their snreamo mA
rushed Into th hous and draat
hem forth. Mrs. Tuft. .
hours afterward. Tha hnma
pletely destroyed.
Companies Incorporated.
(Salem Unread of The Jonraal.)
Salem. Or. Auar. 4. Artici. nf inn
poratlon have been filed in th offlca of
mo secretary or Stat SS roilows:
Perkins HOtel Pharmacy, nrlnnlnal
flee Portland; capital stock, 126,000: In
corporators. 11 R. Thomn. Jama. XT
Page and Rosa M. Thomas.
F. J. Catterlin A Co nrlnnlnal en..
Portland; capital stock, 110,000: Incor
porators. P. J. Catterlin. TJia S r.
terlln and F. A. Markley.
Occidental Lumber rnmnim m-tnrH.
pal office Eugene; capital stock. 180,000:
incorporators, H. C. Mahon, T. W. Har
ris and Glenn O. Bassett
Tha Eldorado Oil Tn4 UoMU. a.
Development COmnanv. nrlnnlnal stnM..
-y; cnsjiiai stock, is, zoo; moor
vuiavura, unorga U. Bmltn, JOhn
owaen and Ira L. Hoffman.
8.
Don't "look for the sidnafiiro" .W
look for the food in a package of
Samuel B. Johnson.
(Special Dlapatch to Tb Jooroal.)
The Dalles. Or.. Aua. 4. Samuel B.
Johnson, 88 years of age, who died Sat
urday afternoon as the result of a fall
from a horse he was riding Friday, was
one or wasco county s Desi-Known citi
Two children, his wife and four
brothers survive him. The deceased was
the owner of a large farm near Dufur. i
It's all food and it's full of muscle-makta.
life-giving material. It is the new malted
corn food, made of the choicest white corn
blended with pure barley-malt. Agrees
with everybody and tastes good to young
and old. Ready-to-serve hot or cold. Your grocer sells ii
The only Malted Corn Flakes.
0
75c Each
3-pound, guaranteed Sun
set Pillows, all feathers,
regular $1.50. Special, ea.
75c
isy
Will Furnish Your Home Here
Lace
Curtains
White and Arabian
54 inches wide, 3 yards
long1, several 'patterns, reg.
$1.50 values
Per pair, only
Eclipse Steel
Range
Why buy an Iron Range, when you
can obtain a guaranteed Steel
Range with a reputation for onlv
MsWKiW'Uaqjaissisyip
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This Beautiful Bed $7.50
An enamel Iron Bed of very attractive model; just
like the cut; heavy continuous post; enameling of
ine very nest quality; you would pay $13 for this
bed in any other place in Portland; but we buy
iron beds in immense quantities and often sell at
the wholesale price. Ask for No. 563 when you call
Your Credit Is Good
Th is is small-size range, "R" series
"Eclipse."
Velvet Rugs
y.- - j-.1:: fade velvet, six patterns, ((
fist.' i - . r "mrnn for VVL.
Window Shades
3 by 7 size
Many colors, only
$12.50 Velour Couch for Only
mm
Genuine
narter-
cn
wwad oak frame.
high-grade uphol
stering. Really
worth $12.50.
Big
.EastsMe
GEVURTZ BROS.
Don't Mistale the Place! E. Bumside arid Union Ave.
Stain's Inlaid Lin
oleum, Reg. $2
Vals Big ESle store
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