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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY BVBNINO. AUGUST 1. 190,
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PORTLAND IS model SUPPLE DECLARES dlUM COMES TO
mm CITIES iscHEiSTAKEfl SPf?EADHERVVIMGS
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New V.'il.. A
ri-tee be.'irll'U the
band had l.-ft li i n""
way to the .-en. t. r
Annti. wife if the
r.i-d Wlrr
I fli r
I.u.Iy of her
1 .1 y in
th.
htli.
xlne publisher wliu
tain Peter C Hulns.
ternoon gave out a
ment In which she i
Mrs William F
prominent iiukj
k killed by cnn
I '. .u. A , t Ins ii r
rem.irk.'ible st. ii"
XprcS.sed her llhs i
of lifr
life to
hu-vln-
lute belief in tlx- irinoc.-i
lmnl and couse. i : t .! In
dlcatinif his chiirucier. i
"1 ni'Vi r bclleveil The i -barges apnlnst.
Mrs. Hains ImidvniR my liujtmnii.
said Mm Annls. "Kvcn when I'aptsln
Hains filed his suit for dhorce and I
knew in v husbands mime was lies -elated
with it. 1 1H so confident of
hrfl Innocence that 1 did not even nsk i
him about It. of his own accord. he
(rave me his solemn word that lie was j
Kiilltless. 1 needed no oth.r ussur- j
ance. , .
"At ths time the divorce suit wis
brought my husband tried to gel t ap
tain Hains to reason but was unsuc
cessful. "At the proper time the part that
T. Jenkins Ilalns, brother of Captain
Hains, played In the terrible, murder j
will come out. It has not been even J
partly explained. i
"Aa Boon as I recover from the ter- ,
rtbla shock 1 shall have my lawyers j
prepare a full statement of the rose,
showins; Just what part T. Jenh.ns
Hains had In the murder, and all about
It, I will sign that statement, which
will set forth the true facts
"Mv only object In life now to
Ylndlcate my husband's eharnctet and ,
rear my bovs to be men like he was."
Mrs. Annls said that she was prei-I
ent when Annls and Mrs. Mains went
on automobile rides. She said trnt i
ahe never noticed anything to Indicate
that there was anything more than
friendship between her husband and
Mrs. Hains. Stories of wild automo
bile rides were positively denied by
her.
,
:
"Port land's l Yminrrlsl club
Is btiiiK taken lis a model b
every city In the northwest."
mild Milliliter Tom KIcliardHun
of the iliib thin (inu tiltiK Mr
Jtlctumlson in Just buck from n
trip through Washington. unil
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.M Seattle and
lib l.n nlKon also In
the plan of t'.e !'
th'n nn.l talk of
s!n: ! la r orn rim l o
iil.n ill. I sonic vo.
f..l tl Is rltv 111 tl.
I : I it iblalls as I cl
liess blocks bell'i
helped ortrs il
ia 1 club there.
eel 1 e nieln hi I s
1 Mr. Itlchiird
I lie 1 lo'Pllaill
one inoili i,..: on
. I 'l 1 1 a lid 0 1 IT 1 11 1
1 H'lld'ed
J 1 .1'eo.iM'fi
public
. and tli
or appk
Tacoma Mr
aid praise for
i 1 1 a 1 1 1 or a ni
i stablNh nt;
ns there il"
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m a of nl
I'.e m lusl-
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pur p.
fin:
if th
ted.
club
last
i Hood
lanioolt
S.-.'it tie
i t land s
Is
attlt
nppr
lie
islt Ion "
son. ' and
pointed the
all Interest
the exposition
Seattle Is only
ep.
Mr.
said
real! res
wav and tli:
d in the s
An I t
he post
i lativ
t (. w a i d
Hlch
Hill
-it we
ICCCSS
dl til
iifllce
of
t lie
ud
we
a re
of
e III,
for
the A.-Y. P- exposition.
;
'
I
I
Denies That He Is Renting
Part of Public Street to
Ice Concern.
BILIIER TO DEAL
IMO SOU SELF AMD LaERCUmSRISIHG
Business
Town
Men
Coin o
of
to
Valle
Tell
Tl.i report of I'aikk.eper Mlsehe that
Joseph Supple is r. . i-ulntt 176 n month
ii, u use of one of the ilty's streets
Hhieli the eoiim ll nave Mm by u special
per inil, was dec lared by Mayor l,une
this niorniiiK
III! excelli
tor the I'oiileniloii which Ii
1 nslvted (I'll mi mh'I y, t hu t Hi
i ... ivo some re einie for
lit lllKUUiellt
luis alw ays
e i lt) should
the streets
cat, d ll
1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1
M.i oi
' tl'iK.
ma k'
on K"
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r. alls
la
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i some pel:
on
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1 .11 lie
1 1 1 1 1
1
Il0
U.Se of I
i oiiipatlv
the Sit.-.
for tl..- pi
I 1 1 1 1 s 11 1 1 1
permits i
lect Sllpl
cll- ii. t-1
sarv I'oi :
Joseph
situation
note
Till kkcep.
com illlsslt.
pcticb nt i "c
inn no i.
t'e ext.-:i?
from KaM
at .sierda's park hoard
ii. t.-cl I'arlikeeper Mlsehe
n. ii, v est IK" t lou of the conill
riniii; 111. toot of Kast Yliin
m in! use. i tain whether Supple
(iKinii IT.', n month from the
nt i 'mi I A.- lee rotnpiinv for the
.,. sin c t The real and loo
l as . oal bunkers creeled at
wl.i. h the city wants to use
ll.:, li.'itl
About Their City.
Albany Is It today. If nny prosper
ous-lookintf gentleman takes you off
a corner and begins telllna; you about
apples that bent Hood River's, straw
berries that have to be reduced in slie
In order to pet them In the picture, and
cantaloupes that fairly make one
mouth water. K'ye the password, "Op
ortiinlty, and ho 11 know that you
aor I. a ne
out In
will 11-
ase the
h as tin KranllllH" of special I liasent
s iilejftl, .V
de fO nun
lilll.es Hint
!l,e baths
S'lpplc has
and ho'll know that
know lies a I. Inn county booster
The delegation from Albany arrived
In Portland this mornlnur, and at noon
were entertained nt luncheon by the
( oinmerclal club, where they conferred
with lieneral 1'asNcnKer Asent McMur
ray of the .Southern Pacific and other.
Interested persons. Albany, altllou(fl
It s tlie railroad center of tho lllam
ette Valley, hasn't been gettliiK its share
of public attention. In the opinion of
the Albany Commercial club, and P. I
tin
sp
it Is licces-
thls to say on the
an a. count of a report by
M i sc he made to the park
I to the ( ffeet that tile Indc-
al a be company were pay-
n. ontli lor the use ut
f last Vanihlll street
Waiei street to the harbor
I"
LION
MILD AS SPRIKG
line, w hich be claims I am opperat lug
under a special pi rmlt l en liv the city
council In r.iiifi. If this uciount Is line
It ccrt.iliil makes a bad showiinf for
, as he has made a ialse re
in ex ei pa ft leu la r.
ts are easily obtained, and
o aiMdtie who cares to look
The' Inuulr.-r will find first.
manuKer of the club, ami ottier
aders, are bete to see about It.
They have hrutiKht with them one of
the handsomest Illustrated books that
any nortwestern .section has had pub
lished It contains about 70 pages of
Information and photographs showing
the Industries ami the beauties of l,inn
county, especially as to Its farming re
sources The photographs, are partlcu
larly handsome, and the book Is one oft"ttorney
the most valuable advertisements for
tl.a Hiiin as a whole that has -been Is
sued.
That the lion is not always the tear
ing, roaring, wildly ferocious beast of
legendary description may be seen from
the following story, told by a member
of a hunting exDedltion sent to Africa
by the manngemenl of the Harnum &
Ballev Greatest Show on Earth, which
comes to Portland
Wednesday :
"I was returning
Sunday morning
next Tuesday and
INDIANS HOLD
FIRST ELECTION
(Special
Klamath
ninpatrb to Tbn JoDrnal.)
Palls, Or.. Aug. 19-
The
first election. ever, held by the Indians
to our camp after a
visit to the settle
ment, totnllv unprepared to capture,
and we never kill except when forced to
do (h In self-defense. I had Just topped
a long Incline und was walking my
pony when, on coming around a corner
of the road hidden by some trees, I saw,
70 yards In front of me, basking in
the sun on an open path of burned
grass a magnificent run-grown jion.
Mr Misch.
port, false
"The fin
nr.' open t
into them.
that the harbor line In fiaii feet trom the
west line of Kast Until stieet. he will
find block 7. lying south of Kast Yam
hill street, entirely c overed by a dock,
from Kast Water street to the harbor
i line: lie will find that several places
j of business open onto tho extension of
i Kast Yamhill street, viz : the copper
smith .shop of Gabriel Groeger. the
i blacksmith shop of Mr. W oods, the ma
I chine shun of R H Jones .V Co., also A
I coal dock and wood dock belonging toiof
the latter firm.
' He will find nt the end of the street
I extension a slip to permit loading and
; unloading from barge or boat at low i
stages of water. If he inouires among!
' the neighboring firms he w ill leflrn that
i this street extension Is open to the pub- j
. lie. used liv the nubile, and while built ;
! hv private contributions is actually and
' real I v a public thoroughfare. !
' "lie will find that the Independent j
I Coal & Ice company lease from me a '
i clci..L- u-hleli ovlnmlu from th north line'
' of Kast Yamhill street to the south
line of IlelmoTit street. lie will find
I their dock office fronting on the north
! line of Kast Yamhill street. Hnd he
! w 111 find that they make no use of th?
part of the dock In Knst Yamhill street
D IVunlnN
W HS
very, verv lazily fllcKlng
-on the Klamath reservation took place side to side. He had a short mane
a, few days ago for the purpose of elect- his eyes were a lovely amber led
lng; a council which will act for all of ( the weak sunlight
th tribes represented on the reserva
tion in all matters of Importance.
Twelve men were elected with the use
nf T, .-1 r, I n.l V, ,1 tl.Mfl similar t n I hoUOl 11 MO 1 1
by the white man In holding his regu
lar political, elections. The Indians
turned out In large numbers.
The election Is another of the prelim
inary steps In getting the Indians ready
for citizenship, which will he bestowed
upon them as soon as an oi ine anoi
This company pav me a rental of $100
The sun was not strong and he was i ''' '",' "'""' ' ' a-.
his tall from i ' 7 . ' . V..' , ,
; 1'iiiii hio 111111K i.o cot- rciccL, 1101 o n-
nnv one paid a cent for the use of this
extension, nor for the dock lying In East
Yamhill street. This extension was
built hv the, F rj Jones company and
myself, each paying lialf the cost. It
appears to me that It Is nr-rfeotlv right
and proper that we should hnve access
to our (locks in this street, unci it looks
was a
to the
ments are completed.
as though our elevated roadway
benefit rather than a detriment
public.
"1 would call attention to the fact
that when this extension was built the
slip nt the end was the only- place bo-
NEWSBOY KILLED
BY HFGE ,WT0;
(fulled ITess Leased Wire. I
Pan Francisco. Aug. 19. Harry
Breen, 13 years old, met death here to
day In the path of a speeding automo
bile. He was a newsboy and w'hlle on
his way to get his papers jumped 'from
h wagon directly in front of a big ma
chine driven by Harry Rollins, chauf
feur for Baker & Hamilton, wholesale
machinery dealers of this city. The boy
died at the eetjral erArgency hospital
a few minutes later.
PORTLAND Y0FXG
in ,
"Mv flrsi sensation was one of as
tonishment, profound amazement and !
delight at seeing such a tine beast. He 1
1 was a beauty, and it seemed Impossible ,
' to realize .that he was really wild as he I
j lay on his side, looking at me with his i
head raised as a dog does when he hears
I his jester's footsteps. He was as fat;
' as-'Wtter, 'lcek-coatd and glossy,
j "ftly pony, as the breeze was coming !
'from the other direction, did not mind1
hUn, and went steadily on without sol t ween the Morrison and Madison street
I much as pricking- up his ears. Mv dog j bridges w here the fire Jioat could dock
I was walking on in front about 10 yards, and take ashore hose In ease of fire In
1 and luckily did not notice him. It was ; the east side warehouse district. I
not until I was actually passing him. 1 most positively denounce the report
which I did within i;u vards. that I ' publisher! as an unuuniiriecj falsehood
: realized tliat If the lion took it into his
i head to fancy a bit of white man 1
' should be unable to dispute his right.
,m "After I had proceeded some 150
1 yards, the lion got up leisurely and fol
; jowed along the road behind me, but
after going about 100 yards he turned
Into the brush at tho side of the road.
"The truth of the situation was, that
his majesty had Just gorged himself,
1 and a lion will not attack unless hungry
! or wounded. Tills condition saved my
; dog. for lions and tigers have a strongly
developed love for canine flesh.''
An alleged brutal assault on a woman
by a real estate dealer who had locked
her out of her own house, and the
throwing out and tiimniiiry punishment
the renl estato man bv a crowd of
i indignant citizens of Woodstock and
j friends of the woman, have stirred that
ordinarily unlet and peaceful suburb to
j unwonted excitement, with a possibility
I of 1111 arrest to follow.
Tho man In the case Is M. W. Wil
; kins, w ho is a considerable owner of
1 property In Woodstock. The woman Is
I Mrs. T. Newcomb. The Chorus Is 00m
j pused of Woodstockers who heap ana
themas upon the name of Hklns.
K. H. Dufur. attorney (11 Mrs. New-
comb, says that some months ago T.
Newcomb the woman's husband, con
tracted with Wllkins for a lot and the
erection of a house upon it. He paid
down about $300. the balance to be paid
In installments and was to work as
carpenter for Wllkins, part of his wages
to go toward paying for his house
and lot.
About two months ago Wllkins asked
to be allowed to take the contract to
his office to copy it. He never returned
it. although he alleged In court that he
had done so. He brought an action In
ejectment against the Newcombs, but
lost the case, which was non-suited.
ltecntly Air. Newcomb went to east
ern Oregon to work, one day when Mrs,
Newcoinh had stepped out to see one of
the neighbors, Wllkins got Into the
house, locked the doors and refused to
let her In.
She went to her attorney, and acting
Municipal Court Clerk Will
Issue Warrants Only
When So Inclined.
The.
torney '
breach between the district at-
offh e and that of the clerk of
the municipal court which begun almost
coincident with the new administration
was considerably widened today.
John T. M liner, the clerk of tho court,
said today: "This court Is not nn ad
junct of the district attorney's office In
any way, ir this court does not con
sider the Information filed by the dis
trict attorney sufficient to Issue a war
rant no warrant will be Issued. And If
the district attorney's office declines to
Issue a complaint. I will make out a
warrant if (lie facts Justify doing so."
On the other hand, lilstrlct Attorney
ameron said at noon that before the
lav is over he will protest to Judge Van
.ante regarding the clerk's policy. He
declares that according to the law the
lerk, who Is only empowered to admin
ister oaths, can do nothing olse than Is
sue a warrant when a complaint signed
by the district attorney or his deputies
is filed.
Old Sore AffgravsUd.
From the very first there baa been no
ove lost between ( lerk Mllner and Dis
trict Attorney Cameron, and It was re
ported this morning that the district
would transfer all cases to the
Justice court hereafter. This was de
led by Cameron, however.
Today's trouble grew rapldlr out of
HUMJDITyPERCEHTHIGH DRASTIC STEP TO
In
he case of John olktr, who obtained
omplaint alleging mayhem against
James Anderson, one of the proprie
tors of the Kastern Oregon bar on First
street yesterday afternoon. Yolklr de-
lares he remonstrated when a woman
the back room of the saloon put Into
her pocket the change belonging to Ynl
klr's friend. He says Anderson fol
lowed him outside Ourtnr a clinch An
derson bit bin nose, he declares. This
was Monday evening.
Mllner Refuses Warrant.
Yolklr was refused a warrant by Mll
ner, who told him to go bacK to tne
listrlct attorneys office and tell Iep-
uty Fitzgerald to look up a decision In
similar case YA lien olklr learned
he penalty for rriayhem he asked that
the charge be changed to assault and
battery. He was sent to the Justice
court 'with this new complaint, but a
was Insufficiently signed he was told
go back to Cameron. '""
Though this morning Yolklr said he
ould press the case, he did not reap- ;
ear. and Anderson, who was a member
the police force until a few weeks ,
ago, has not been arrested. i
UBBEIL FILLED WITH
SHOT, MAY KECOVER
It Is warmer today than yea- 4
terday and the percent- of 4
humidity la higher than tha 4
average. Tha recording Inatru- 4
ment at tha weathar bureau
showed 84 per tent humidity In
4 the atmosphere. It was 6t last 4
4 night. 4
4 Two showera have fallen here 4
4 during the past 24 hours but 4
4 only few people are aware of the 4
4 fact. One fell at 6:30 o'clock 4
4 last night, about a dozen drops 4
4 having been caught by the 4
4 weather bureau, and the second 4
4 shower was recorded this morn- 4
lug before sunrise. Only a few 4
drops fell, but they were of large 4
dimensions. 4
Aside from the excess quan- 4
tlty of humidity that goes to 4
make It unpleasantly tropica, 4
the temperature Is actually high 4
today, the readings of the wrath- 4
er bureau thermometer today 4
being aa follows: 6 a, m., 69; 4
6 a. m.. v; 7 a. m., d; 1 . m.,
73: 9 a. m., 76: 10 a. in, 79; ll 4
a. m SS; 13 noon, 84; 1 p. m., 4
86. Indications bre that the 90- 4
degree mark will be reached be- 4
fore evening. 4
CHECK SMIPOX
Vaccination Will Be Forced
Upon All Employes in
Pii hi ic Places.
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City Health Officer Dr. Esther C. roh!
this morning sent a communication to
all laundries, department stores and
otner places where persons uro em
ployed who come in contact with the
public to see that the employes are
vaccinated. Failure to do so will result
the places should It hui men
employes develop
of the
District Forecaster
promises cooler weather.
Reals
ITINERARY OF
PACIFIC FLEET
anil I will bo plad to .show any inquir
ing person the f;uts in the matter."
IXSl'ECTOK ORDERS
BCILPINCS inZKD
31 EX AT K LAMA T if
1 DELEGATES CHOSEN" TO
BAR ASSOCIATION
( 5 per I t I Plppatch to, The Journal.) ! "
Klamath Falls. Or., Aug. 19. The Judge C. K YVolverton of the T'nlte.i
crowd of young men representing the States court. ex-Judge Thomas (')'liav
Portland V. M. ('. A., were the g:uestH of the circuit bench and '. K. H. Wood
of the Klamath chamber of commerce have been appointed to represent iir. -
for a few days. They will return Id , ton hi delegates at the meeting of tli
and in in
I'o.-tland about. Sunday
meantime will visit the huckleberry
patch In the nurlh end of the county,
and climb Mount Fitt, which Is the
highest peak in this section and is now
snow-capped the year around. Th'
hikers are all In excellent condition and
my thev are enjoyl-ig the outing.
American Bar association in Seattl
from August ?.r. to IS. The appoint
ments were mode by a committee of
the state bar association, this state be
ing entitled to three delegates, a large
delegation of tiregnn lawyers will at
tend the sessions leaving Portland m
a special car on August 24.
! City Ttiilldlng Inspector Dohsnn has
I sent a communication to Philip N"eu,
' proprietor of a livery stable on Fourth
street, across from the city hall, nrder
: ln Neu 10 tear down the structure, he
; cause it h.'ts deteriorate. to less than 40
i per cent of Its original valuation and
j because it is unsanitary
I Neu was Instructed to commence with
the razing of the structure immediately,
land It Is expected that the building.
: which has proved ;n be ;m eyesore for 1
so manv years to i i t . is to the cirvi
hall will at last --nine down. Other ',
buildings In the neighborhood of the
1 city hall are nl-so xpected to be slated 1
for razing. Among these aie several on
.Madison street, between Fourth and.
Fifth, belonging to Jacob Kamm.
Jon his advice, went back and attempted
j with the aid of the town marshal, to
j enter the house by a window. A struggle
j ensued In which it Is alleged that Wil
! kins cut the woman's hand slightly with
'a hatchet. I'pon this a crowd of the
neighbors assembled nnd came to the
j woman's rescue. They broke into the
, house and threw the man out bodily,
i handling him pretty roughly during die
; process.
Mrs. Newcomb has been reinstated in
I her house, and actinjr on the advice of
her attorney Is holding the fort there.
! She has brought the matter to the at
1 tention of the district attorney's deiinrt-
ment with a view to haying Wllkins
I punished for assault.
rillamonk. Or., Aug. 19. Hopes are
now entertained tor trie recovery or ira
Iatlmer, the Tillamook barber who was
shot at Netart's beach August 6. The
doctor who is attending TTatTfher states
that unless blood poisoning sets in he
will soon be able to be around.
Latimer was shot accidentally by
Hilly Martin of McMlnnville. with whom
he was out hunting. I.atiiner shot a
grouae and walked around a small sand
dune to pick It up. Just as he raised
UP another grouse flew' and Martin, not
suspecting tnnt his friend was so near,
fired.
, Latimer received the full charge of
shot In the breast. I.atlmer walked n
mile to camp, assisted by Martin, where
Iir. McKay of Portland, who was camp
ing there, dressed 'he wounds.
San Francisco, Aug. 19. The cruiser
s.iiadron, constituting the Pacific fleet,
is assembling here today In preparation
for Its voyage to Samoa and return.
I'nder command of Hear Admiral Swin
burne the ships will depart Monday
morning, and will first visit Honolulu,
arriving there September 2. The tor
pedo flotilla, which will be towed by
the bigger ships on the trip, is expected
to assemble in the harbor tomorrow.
With the exception of the Colorado,
which was recently damaged by run
ning ashore In the straits of Fuca, and
will be laid up for repairs, the entire
Pacific squadron lies nt anchor here
ready for the three months' voyage. It
will remain at Honolulu a week, will
arrive at Pago Pago, Samoa, September
20. will leave there September 27, and
will return by way of Honolulu nnd
San niego to Mngdalena bay, wdiere they
will arrive November 1 for target prac
tice. Thev will be back at Ran Fran
cisco Iecember 4.
EXGIXEER CORKIXS
COMMITS Sl'KTDE
(I'nited Pres Leued 'Wlre.l
Tacoma. Wash., Aug. J9. I.. P. Cor
klns. a civil engineer, reputed to have
wealthy relatives nt Cincinnati, Ohio,
shot himself to death in a Tacoma
rooming-house at nn early hour this
morning. No cause for the self-murder
has been ascertained.
In closing
that any
smallpox.
This step was deemed advisable by
Dr. I'ohl after carefully considering the
present situation. Smallpox has been
prevalent throughout the country for
several montlis in a mild form und cer
tain cltlaens object most strongly to
quarantine. Ho mudled huve been these
people In their evasions of the uuurr.n
tlne that they have Infected whole
neighborhoods and mado the work of
the health department almost a lira n Un
called Smallpox Stomach Trouble.
The health department lias patiently
contended with this attitude as long
as It could without endangering the
public health, but a sweeping change is
now to be made und prosecutions will
follow in every case where evasions of
the quarantine aro discovered and In the
event of persons falling to report a
case of smullpox.
As a beginning in the new arrange
ment l)r. pohl this morning swore to a
complaint charging I r. James K. Jew ell,
an osteopath residing at 41ti lllbbard
street, with falling to report smallpox
In the family of Mrs Mary Jewell, a
relative, and living at 960 Kast Twenty
sixth street north.
Mrs. Jewell and her daughter, Jllss
IIultlB Jewell, were afflicted with the
disease following the Illness of a small
son who was also a victim of smallpox.
11 Is said that J11. Jewell was called In
and he Is alleged to have diagnosed the
Illness as stomach trouble. He made
no report on the cases. I.atijr Dr.
tleorgn H. Stovull was called In 'and he
at once pronounced the disease as small
pox and reported It to I r. I'ohl.
The health officer Immediately visited
the house and found both Mis. Jewell
and her daughter suffering with small
pox and placed the house under quaran
tine. The small son was not in tho
house w hen I r. I'ohl visited the place
and was doubtless running about with
neighbors' children spreading tho dis
ease in tho neighborhood.
I r. Pohl said that it was just such
conditions as this that make it almost
impossible for the health department
to stamp out the disease. A similar
case is that or a girl employed in 11
downtown store. When a doctor found
smallpox In her family she immediately
ran from the house to a ncghbor's by
the name of West, where sin; has since
lled. At no time did she stop her
work in the place where she is em
ployed and may huve spread the dlseuso
to her fellow employes. As soon as this
evasion of the quarantine was discov
ered the health department placed
West's kiouse under quarantine because
the girl had exposed that house and
family to the disease
Two Strikes at Stockton.
Stockton, Cal , Aug. 13. This city to
day faces two strikes one of the team
sters, the other of the bakers. Efforts
are being made to conciliate the warring
Interests, but the dispute between the
employers and their workmen In each
Oitse Is bitter and little hope ts ex
pressed that the matter can be adjusted
without delay.
ALLEGED FORGER TO
BE TAKEN HACK
(Salem Bureau r.f The Journal ) j
Salem. Or., Aug. 10. Requisition fori
the return to Colorado of H. F. Neher, j
an alleged forger, was honored In the
governor's office at Salem yesterday
Charles H. Wallls will take Neher back !
to Colorado from Portland where lie was
taken into custody. It is charged that
Neher presented n check to W. S. Wal- j
lace, August K, 1907. for the sum of;
J23. which was drawn on the Colorado
Automobile Claim Ifc-jcctod. I across the end with a rubber stamp of,
The county commissioners this morn- the George Jung compa-ny of Mucin-1
lng rejected the claim of F. T. Haum-fnatl and held out to be a George Jung 1
gardner for $160.20 damages to his : check.
automobile in a collision with the
tongue of a county wagon on tho sec
tion line road. A hearing on the mat
ter was granted last week and an ef
fort made to show that the county
road workers were negligent In leaving
the big steam roller and several wagons
standing in the highway without proper
lights to warn travelers. Huimgard
GOODNESS ME! HERE'S A WOMAN
CHOKED BECAUSE SHE WON'T TALK
FISHERMAN DROWNS
IX THE COLUMBIA
COLLI E HELD TO
FACE (.RAM) .JURY
ner s attorney nt once snnnuiiee.l that
he will bririK- suit against the county; old, fell from the dock of Booths
in the circuit court on the rejected I nery early this morning and
claim.
-3
1 MUSICIANS' SCALE
! MAY BE SETTLED
; The trouble over a w.-ige scale be
tween the iirpheum theatre .-pid the
j Musicians' union Is still hanging: fire
There is said to be h pnssihl Itt v of nn
' agreement being reached in t lie ne;ir
future If not today. The l,.,.,id of ,11
rectors of the union and members ..''
the Theatric al Mannpers' a.sso- ii.rlon are
negot ia 1 1 tig for a set t lemet; t. In the
meantime (irpheum nudlen-'es have to
l.e satisfied with music from .1 !"
plane
II A C.d'.ie. the
1 M leans w ho hrok
.M rs A tin Heion.
tally assaulted ;i m
exam lii.it I. ci In t h
day ami wac. In Id
grand ur
Collie.
d.
Creole,
only 11
the bo
su m 111 -.
I I je
s-init
e.-tses x
'o deal
11 rii; 111,1:1 frorn New
Into the house of
" ' 1 Goldsmith, bro
il robbed her. waived
municipal court to
to appear hefore the
M.oihi bonds.
. who is believed to bo a
"aid I e bad been In t he ,' v
lew cl.iYS He yaS enilEllt 'n
a Me woman s rieiKi;tinrs
' -I t 1 . .1 h-e e .answer in 1, or
le is iipo-1 with criminal as
! l-i .-ii.- of the mot axgr-ivnt'"
t'h hb the poll i- b.SM e I. ad
So Baby In IJalloon.
An erroneous report has been circu
lated to the effect that Princess Flavia.
queen of tho air. will be accompanied
by a small child in her balloon ascen
sion at the Labor day celebration. She
will make the ascent alone
Owing to change in plans thera will
b no sutuelill LmIioi da ploliill.
J. I). M. CKOCKWF.LL.
HARRY ICVKRSIIKI).
trnlted PTe I.eaaed tVlre.l
Astoria. Or.. Aug. lit. Axel Hellem.
fisherman, native of Norway, 20 years
can- 1
was
drowned. His uncle found his cap on .
Jhe dock. The body was recovered
about 10 o'clock. He leaves parents in j
Norway. I
A woman whose husband choked her
because she would not talk was brought
to light in tho circuit court this morn
ing. She Is Mrs. Amy Deacon, wife of
John G. Deacon, and she told It her
self. She was on the witness stand In
Judge Morrow's court, seeking a divorce.
Mrs. Deacon volubly explained that
she Is a woman who don't talk very
much, still talking so rapidly that her
attorney cautioned her to speak more
slowly, so she would he belter under
stood she s.alil that once when she was
mildly chatting with a woman friend
her husband ran around the house like
mad nnd then abused her. localise she
had nothing to say to him. Mrs. Dea
con also testified that her husband
had made false accusations against her
for the purpose nf starting her to talk. I
Mrs. Deacon conducts the Sherman
houso at Twelfth and Washington
streets and testified that she has made
a living for her husband over since they
were married in Buffalo. N. V.. in
1896. She said flint for over 12 years
she has bought bis clothing. Deacon
recently sued her for an accounting for
the appointment of a receiver for the
lodging house, alleging that his wlfn
Imd over 11. loft on hand that she should
divide with him as a" partner. Sho
came back with the statement that tho
undivided profits amounted to only 80
cents, but in the end they adjusted the
matter out of court rind Mrs. Deacon
began suit for a separation.
(In the accusations of cruelty, vchloh.
also Included threats to kill, and blows
with the fist that once broke her
glasses, Judge Morrow decided that
Mrs. Deacon wa.s entitled to a divorce.
LABORER FOUND
DEAD; FOUL PLAY
ll nlteit Priw Lf d Wlr.l
Seattle, Wash., Aug. 19. Patrick
Donley, a laborer from New York city,
was found dead on tho waterfront this
morning. There is a wound on his
forehead as If a blow had been struck
by a blunt Instrument. In Dooley n
pocket was a card showing that he had
raid up his dues in the New York La
borers' union to April.
RAIL LAYERS SHOW NO RESPECT
TO LINNTON'S NEWLY OILED STREET
W
A. WHEELER DIES
AT GOOD SAMARITAN"
SEATTLE BUS IX ESS
MEN II EKE n. JUNKET
Dies of Blood Poison.
To keep cool this
month, in the midst
of temptation and hot
weather, is one of life's
problems.
For boating, nothing
looks cooler than a blue
serge coat and light
trousers.
Blue Serge Coats in
$5 value are now S3.50.
Light Trousers in $5
Stti'd $6 values' at your
choice for S3. 35.
Splendid4 Outing Suits
are now selling at
?S.G5.
, W A Wheeler, ore of the !, kt.nwn
lumbermen In the northwest, died at
the ijood Samaritan, hospital yesterday.
He was Injured several .lajs ego while
superintending loff loading at i he rnlli
'f the Wheeler Ieini!'r company on th"
Nchali m river It was theacn 1,1 in
) ,rns would n t r-: e f cal. let he pi
j-ircd aft-r sufN'-'nt swre jrirs for
R few mlC lie.
W I
i -i t
b isr
p':
Tl e
f
b .-i- k
I,
ically t
I 'r. I I late
Will he
first
hv
a. 1c- 1
rffl-lfi
Sea Ml
w hen,
a r a trip
il train
t !
if tl
Kith.-r
I ' e I s . r T .
Destroyed l'Vncc.
J I Fowler Is made the defendant in
a damage suit filed In the Justice court
by Blanch McN. Moore, who alleged
'hat early this month Fowler led a num
ber of men In nn attack upon her nr-
iia?d fence. Forty rods of the fence
was destroyed, she alleges, and her or-, M. F. Revnolds. a logger who was in-
hard near l.-nts much damaged by tha ' lured nt Cnrrolton, Wash, died In the
rei i!t;i-it Islts of cattle. She asks J250 ijood Samaritan hospital today. Blood
damages. poison was the cause of death.
SMOKE UP, CAUSE IT'S NOT LIKELY
YOU CAN MUCH LONGER ON CARS
IJnnton that
fare of IJnnton
Just to think, It
weeks ago that
the main street
completed. The
pie are the ones
digging and raising the dickens
eral with the nlcelv otle.l street
The street was oiled to protect the
l.lnntonltes from the dust clouds
which the Portland nutomoblllsts were
Is, the main thorough
- Is all torn up. And
was only two or three
the big Job of oiling
through the town was
I'nited Railways peo-
who are doing all the
In gen-
crcatlng. The
li. Rockefeller, or that Is
nil was donate f
er. o
Then
llWAVR
by John
some of his officials. Then the street,
seven blocks long, was oiled and every
thing was Just going along scrumptinus-
!y
Finally the I'nited Railways work
men appeared. But in spite of tin
tenrup the people of I.lnnton nrn mighty
glad of the chance to see their main
street all torn up and looking like the
dickens from one end to the other. Som
day they will be riding to DurHaml by
electric cars
I
r
We call our store a "Squlbh Drug Store" because we make a specialty
of Soulhb's medicines, whose goods are considered by all physicians and
chemists the finest the world produces. No other such a drug store In
Portland.
i 1
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f !
II be or
I - ma.
lal
X. P. To HIT DIXIXO
FAR PRDYISIOXS HER E
MACHINE IX VENTED
TO Vh K IT W EX ITS
I...ea!
!rn 1 I
The No
Transfer
a ne P
yi-'SH r: y
.acent
w rlTTen
of th i
1 e p n r
rner- ha .ts will
t e .- .m mi s;c r v
r:! e-n In1, th oe. -a -,;.-.
f this departri.ee. ,
.rtiand A- H. afle road
assistant general pass, neei
if the Northern Pacific, has
M Mosessobn sctiriE4 secretary
I. amber of t eommer. e that tie
r
fT ! I 1.-l1 IV 1
e ,.
V H
d j
rem- Fin b-
. p rs .tt b.
pf idure tn
' will result In The dicing
'h roads securing ail . ejr
Portland.
f e.-t r.g
1 -, s .,
l-i- a g
being r
t h e w ,a 1 , : 1
tie walnut
lank Instal
h n exhaust
rales the n
I'. '. : c - h v. a 1
n fill"
'aro w 1 1 h'Mit
that io m;:
Ii- not im.
K"t ''Tl HI! 1
a'tr-rn1 r. in
)' Tl ( s
nit ! mw
K'! a- jo;)! V hTD
ns tiratl as the mn of the pres-
are' niv, his troubles are over
man of today muat frroan an1
i ; f 'infill nf worry ani
lior-f and with no place
all lil.i iiwri.
- Y'Tif k but another man
Mikenv rar
Yamhill street,
ar. with three
'i a : like an Knjrl inn rail
-r tho pftrt-etfnr rompanv
u a man to nm o k e In t h f
it
rupart meM --If he ran
h he uaun ll v rflfti I
: X th.. initial point nf the trip, t hfl
n lho:if .t. he. would iiirelv b able
In t h nmoklnfj fomrw rt-
HOT SPRINGS. ARK..
PAPERS PLEASE TORY
CLOTfMRS:
:
i f-'-'t Hap.
Tll'smeak. i
lr. 11? t"i-'!
months tlrre
ble tpr1n"
a THlsm-v-lt
was strbken
fire months
to It Jrnirel l
" A i I) To
f fler- tn fv
Tie rfns-lti
cf C A Joh npon.
bsrbr Jehr.Mn
with arr-ndlrltls
I. srd has bTi
16 170 THIRD STREET
c-.nflnJ vr riro'e rvurdrg tv.p
tim h hsd flv i-iTTntinns
H ts Just eroerr,1n from tls
loC eonf)ncmeat.
I'sftl FinKrr lor l!ctir
TV K Clark and ' I. ' " -n
fne time lnt r ! 1 . . ; ; ,
ii errv same of sl wa-ir. . i
both hi' r.n rr.eri
Had t'ey i:e, ( - r , r w;.
ban tl-r.r f.ner" ! p' r'l'y ...
,-t'm! a rr.ore jierl-- a-ce ,
tderlv .OTep.irt o e ; a e . -
sm't them. In frert of t.-.e
r( I'citnmtrrt bulldln '"v
two jr. en. who were rar""1
until thv saw thst tw 'r'v
Took the place of rn"!v- TV
v1-,--.vd th m-jrt fvlsr cf the "r
cf th itn smi were di ha-p.
-1 n
t- '
... I
-I
d'th
to find h
m T. t
Th" f.r! we-.
4 5 were r. 1 1 r e 1 y
a h.-ul tn them
imi l, the prriokc
of worr.cn They
va-i no The,
' i-, . a e, t d t0 1.
th "mnklrn cornpn'tment snd h had .
a risht to smoke th re, whereupon every
o'Iit female passenger In the car,
aided and abetted bv the conductor
.tumped on him and proceeded to tell ;
, him what wns what and point out whnt
a BcftndKlmis thins: be had done ln1ar- I
! Ins to t-nioke In the iiresenc of a lady- -
even If he was In tne smoklns; oar and j
the company wouldn't allow him to
yesterday I smoke anywhere ele. In three months i
It was you won t be allowed to smoke anywhere!
romrart , on the ftretcars." announced the con-!
iiurior, propnetics 1 1 y. '
And It looks aa If th prediction i
mlirht com true In fsct. It Is more
find room than possible that before Ions; the mn .
Hut this wont be allowed to ride on the cars.
at "11 the nsstv things Serves them .
right, too They bsv no business toi ,
be alive ! ,
'm-partment nf rar
r;npt There wr not
Hut the la.it rompart-
parailfae. wan fpl) -'Tin
t Fttinklnr T51en
re Pit i her hesuae
aiuJ what rettr rea.
KAISER SEXDS TO i
COAST FOR SPARS
Or" Starts l"(r.
41 A pt of overbot rrei or. r. ran
j ran re st J41 North Twntv-t frd trT
tI a fir this mnmln Ho pcrp
rT qulcklr vxttnruif h4 tbs fir,
I srtOch -U m 4a2Bjrv
Id wnmsn h
T''r- a J'iT one scnf seat, b
! . r.e occupied tiy a wcrman Th
man i.-'.r.(t foolhardr dropped Into If and
iiriefpdfj to llsht a rla-aretto. About
t!.1 tim ih sralan'h struek him.
Mercy. fciminoM m' Th vry ldT
Pbw How dar you. you man thins".
l'ht ThaT nastr clrtt In this car I
Jut cn t stand It- It m out quirk
or I know J 11 b sick'" an1 the n
fortunat man was ovrwhlm4 br
torrnt of ruffles snd llraerl which
swept by and ofr him. nn lnt th -ond
r-mrrtmtit, lrwTifi( htm osplna;
mnA tEd i
Ha sawi.ta-ad mmmIm tkaiit It klnaT
(Spr mpTr ti Th Jnarnal 1
Hoqnlam. TTaah . Aut 1
An ordr ha bn received her
by Chrts Fn4ron, a well-kaown
spar miliar, for a t of par
for th r'Tsts ya-ht of Kalr
Wllhelm II. 0rmanr. "Mr
Endroii omt tma a (to far
nlshod an order of spars for the
emperor's- yacht and tha lata
ordr rnfflr aa an e-rldenca that
tby rra aaUsfactory.
We've Ot icrme of the swellest
thingg in leather that has ever"
been shown in Portland. Our
new line of hand bag is es
pecially interesting, not 5nly on
account of the splendid quality
of the material and workman
ship; but also on account of the
newness of the styles. Our
weekly specials are sure "hum
mers." The prices can't help
interesting you.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
50c SIZE roZZONI FACE POWDER 2fi
25c SIZE GRAVES' TOOTH POWDER 120
50c SIZE HINDS' HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM 3.1
25c SIZE PEROXIDE COLD CREAM 10
10c SIZE SAPOLIO ec
1 POUND PARAFFINE
PINT STIRITS OF CAMPHOR , 25c
Always 7 Owl or Export Cigars 25
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Phon Ua:
THE SQUIBB DRUO STORE
Main 1-524; A-1011
LOWNEYS CANDIES
Fret Delivery
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