The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 30, 1908, Image 4

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Oregon daily journal., August 30, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1908)

Prev Page of 56 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 56 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, f NDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30. 1908 EI6HTEB DROWNED Thirteen Folsom Victims jTHREE AT DEATH OF SHOPKEEPER Lewis Shinleaii Vieiiin f 31vslerions Trio, South Side. Chicago. FIGHT FOR LIFE I HIGH Mentifiel and ers Known t ished Possibly Fiw Oth- ave lVr a Score (I'tilti-d t'.r.i l.eaaett Vlr 1 I'blc.igo. Auk 'i en rs of ii K'1 in nun dcrc.l by I.O H French Lis More Ma. J Fouii 1. t h i or in-eri Mule oil I II h'Mlth M.lc l'M I i In i tl 11 ! n 'I 1'iTVKIlM t I V I 1 1 s' Ii. Ill men i nt-r ' be i i '1 ' 11 '' ' alone i. i Wire il-r",1 Prm T.ear.! .1.-1 TillfU rh'tlil- hodl. S Folsott .nil-. I. I ins of Thlir.H ft hh "Imp 1 .-Milt . let I oh . h.ol lltlllS' II 1 1 I .: 1 .11 II I. ..i I. :i till I . .1 V I il.l- 111., f irtr win ...I .. ! ,i:- iD-iii li.ii.-i ii ii . in.- I.. .! nin .slum It i e Is ,in known I u rdeuu. li"l'kr-p-r, tonight In I our KlIM- t he I In co Mm ilea '1 , !.. :ii.l ii of 111 Maniac Tries to Flin II is Daughter From Top of Aliditoritini, Chicago. .j i (rnlled prase tell Wlta.) Chicago, Auk. SS.-- Acting on 'he Im puli-a of an unbalanced mind, J 10. Schilling, whllo bight -taolng on the lop 'f the Auditorium tower, seized tin - i tj.u i. Id daughter. Viarla. around ' he waist and tried ti hurl her fiotn t lofty hi-lnht. I Viii Ir n the sldewulk son fet ,i low stood In Ipiisp irrmiiiji nn.l wat l.ed HEN 1 1 - i. im. u t.e r nui . i " , . . i oti.er persons ure mni 1 1 ami I'wfi ve.i rs fled Five t,nnn in have been drown" awv and their bodies aro -now belnK ' .ear, bed for If .-Iftlired by many ' th.it anvw-ore from dozen to a of people arc "till unaccounted tor The known dead are Miss Lucy frelghton Charles Wheeler. Mr j. Charles Wheeler. Ha by WlnHw. a week old I -hi, li t 13. Wegner 'Sr- Mrs.. Tanlel Wegner. Miss raly Wegner. Thomas Wegner. Mrs.' Thomas Wheeler. Lottie Wheeler, 8 years old. -Vera WheeU-r. years old. Walter Wheeler. 10 years old. Mra. Maiv Hooke. telephone operator. Mra. Mary Cox. Antonio r-alez. Mra. Antonio Sale. Joseph Ouerln. Mra. Joseph Uuerln. The bodies of all have been recovered except those of Daniel B Wegner Mrs. Hooke. Charles Wheeler. Walter Wheel er nd a Mexican. It Is hoped these mnv be recovered tomorrow. A 1 1 of the bodies so far recovered are lylnpr at the city hall, which has been turned into a temporary hospital. Town BuUt In a Sluloewar. The horror of the Folsom riooo In i 1 :'. '. oil in i-.l I .. to turn): p::.i :. :.. it. i I in ' i ,i i !)ig t ! i 1 , ,. -.i :n! Ii II- n Mi.-i I .-. '1 hi- . in m.i- tii.it li v.-'' 1111 Nl-I.JOll I- H..-. T'! I- .mi corii ir. 1 1 : --I . i.sliitt tic- . n;r ..f Ii..' 1 icni.H ral t.-r each dny ,, -oil '..' viruKEiea or ins Kin ana in" iiiiiniH. l nree elevator ni.-n ran lo me I'lil'K iisslatniice. Tin found Mn ' hilling ltaiiglng In mldiii, I ": flrmtera lui.-hliig the ratling nd lier faiher '.:tlnK tfierli to make hei I'-lrM' her I .ml Hi hllllng founht the rexcuera with iloaperate fur He wiin thrown :.i the floor mill held until ropea could I e obtnlned to filud him I S.'lilllliiK was recently relensed from 1 l ioiii I'uk" ii o' i 1 1 1 o Knnkakeo Inxane asylum His con .1 ct lately had been audi thitt his fain i!v (fitt-nilt?d to send him hack i' '.our. he re.iuested to be allowed to Is uiUe a "iaat look at the old town" from Viiter of the top of the tower torpol I Hi; VAN FOHFKS -. . 1 1 n 1 1 ! Il.nl I , nil slates wli Th. i i. ss I I. :i li-illni i, l. l mini.- pilhlle to'lav I in nn nttiick on Wil li .-. .11. nrrl:i.nn'. lei .il ; tci l .11 the Kepilbll- ' ,i c hu h In sup. I' ll, ,i 1 1 Is th- plan in nuike public ;t chap JEALNU OX BKVAVS (,ANI)UA( V OF THF .NEBRASKA PRIMARY BRITOH GUIDED SEAL THIEVES Revenue People Say Japs Were Killing Within Tliive-Mile 'Limit. (Tnltrd !'re l.eo-d Wlre.l Ouilllia. Neb. Au 29. Tuesday will be the first tlin. state candidates have been .-elected l. a primary vote in the state of Nehraxka Governor George I Sheldon has no opposition for th.e notn-l (Mmi-hI New, l,j I-nnrent Leacrd Wire ) lietse mill A l". ShallenberRer. both of ! man and AmertW-an, at least one of ench wh)m were onco defeated for governor j nationality, were rnught in the dragnet. grow, with' each telfrcn, th.f'T n!n' "..h Asiatics, thrown ou, outh. 'i'he stories of the i survivors I v. (u( u,nr oumpalgn. though theralby the I'nlted States revenue cutler n imotnini. i.- ilrit in. rh, magn l-i 1' t.i.i.. i..i,rtiT. . . Is much opposition to nun in ins noine ( ;0a r In the recent seizure of the Japan city and county i ne oppem. .on " ,, schooners Klns- and Salkl for seal i.i... is iro ns to .Shallenberger In the ...,, , a .it,i vara un- , " . .. j ... n.-.. '"".'""r " j.i-.'.'h o..-in n..in Thirteen i eastein part or ine siaie unu m ; I the three-mile limit, according to mall in me weaeio. ' . , j " , laiivtces received rrom AiasKa tooay. today have L'uhlman third man in the TnP, fact ,nat (he t,ilt,iectsi o! other na- There were i race. . ... . , . tlnne aside from those of Japan were the 1. . on ii 1 e s s 1 1 m 1 1 L. I impueaiea iiKeiy to sun iuriner com- not opposinjj I'tiiiiiono plicate an aireaay which way to turn when the now . t nominate lms taken a firm stand ciimii nmhiti t nn or county option. Merge Is aligned with the prohibition dement and Shallenberger stands be am heninnlne to drift In. The magnl tude of '.he disaster is Just beginning i n,We itself known. The work of recovering the bodies goes forward un H tl.o t-rentest difficulties bodies have been found, five are known to be mis-sing and these were residents of Fu soin and the vicinity msiiv slraneers In the town on night of the disaster who did not know whlei: w ay to wru hbu mo """ r,mocratlc Dartv wpt through tlte narrow struts and for the I e mocratlc party thore Is no means or leuing uo nmnj ,.. , rnDA i-rtal awnv nv trie at'- i'"1 llllaM foot wall of water which rushed down the narrow canyon. The town of Fol som is built in a ntlrrow canyon, a death trap If ever there waa one. All ' Thursday afternoon the rain fell In tor rents, and the downfall Increased as night settled down upon the town No such rainfall had ever been Vdwii in .the section, 'but the residents of Ffilsom wen to bed as usual. Unconscious of the doom that was gathering above the town. At 11 o'clock the first warning i-Mi l e l Folsom In the shape of a tele phone uif ssnge from Thomas Owens, fit l.l't mr. 'i eight miles up the canyon. -f-'At tliii time the water was flowing down ( imerron creek, which nisecis tne town. alarm the residents. It was out tne i , fn-nke, orderly, impressive, and natural consequence or tne neavy rain- anotlu,,. lane was made through which the tift.it with the Marathon tro- a -t ravated case in volving serious questions of Interna tional law and the flagrant Infraction of the regulations laid down In a tretty for the protection of 1he teal fisheries. The Britisher, whose name la not given, waa acting as navigating officer of the Kinsel and lie la said to have directing the movemeita of the Shallenberger. tween them. rne lvemocrauo. iruum a neen seem to think it would ne to ine uest : crew. Interests of Bryan to have a conserva- j Subjects of the United States, Russia tlve candidate and this feeling through-: and Great Britain are forbidden to take out the state Is expected to nominate i fur seals In Bering sea waters. The i Japanese government Is not a party to I this agreement and its subjects may take seals In Ihi hlrh seas unrestricted. The officers of the cutters Bear and Rush, however believe they have abund ant evidence that the sealers captured in the raid- were killing the animals within the three-mile limit of the American shore. In a dense fo the cuttar Bear stole CHAMPION'S CHEERED (Continued From Page One.) clogged City Hall park came the blare of a band. ' Then ther was the pound lnir of horses' hoofs, and a. big detach- 11 t arf en rnria ort t Via TnnnnCBn oiOionn. ut not in such quantities as to i - . f nlnunted policemen flung Itself i ,,. juiv J2. wtl.n theV were buailv kill ing seals. The Japanese had their boats In the water, bodies of seals in them and Implements red with the fresh blood of tne animals. Before the fog settled there was no sail In sight of tne cutter and here only a few hours later were two vessels right Inshore taking seals. Two Heroine of the Flood. phy. When the great body of water roared At tne conclusion of the awarding of pnst hist ranch. Owens ran to the tele-I (lie prjzes, J.200 children from the city's phone and. calling up Mrs. 8. J. Rooke. j j.arochlal schools sang the national an- Lin; I e e; none ij"-miui n. r uirvi.i, j (npm warned i;er that the town was In dan fror. She might have saved her own life by leaving the building, for she must have realize J that the flood was eoniiug iit the rate of a runaway ex press train, but she remembered the people Ssieep in the houses and Im miliately began to warn the town. Be fore iier ta.sk was half completed the water wurruunded the telephone build ing and escape was cut off. When the 30-foot wall struck the main street. Mrs. Hooke was still vain ly tr.!nfr to arouse the rest of the own. ani the telephone building was 'one ef the first to be swept away, car rying th.e brave woman to her death. Her body was found this morning many miles from Folsom, with the telephone .receiver si ill stranned to her bead. Miss T.ncv Crclehton Is another hero- i his old mark of !ne of tne Folsom flood. She gave up her life In a vain attempt to save the Wagner family. She was awake when the first wall of water struck the Wag ner house and, fearing that the house was In danger, she ran to warn the members of the family. Before she could arouse them to a sense of their danger the main body of water swept down the ranch house and carried 1 Then Mora Records. At the city hall the athletes were presented by Acting Mayor McGowan with the freedom of the city and gold medals inscribed. "Presented by the citizens of th" city of New York, com memorating the homecoming of the vic- ! torious American team from tne uiym j pic. games In London, 1908." As a fitting climax to the reception tendered the Olvmple team when the ' athletes contributed their share to the I firemen's fund by accounting for a new 1 ivorliVs record and eciunling another. ! Ralph Rose, the champion shot pu ' ter added more than a foot to the be ; previous figurs for : heiiveH the metal out distance of 57 feet. 3 Incites, nispiaceu feet, ii ineiies. Forrest Smilhson, the Oregon Doy equaled the best time for the 100 metres, winning a heat from scratch in 10 4-5 seconds. He was too much out of shape, to repeat and was shut out of the semi-finals. It was one of the greatest gatherings of stars ever seen In this country, as practically everv one of the Olympic heroes eom- lelert in the various events. joun w nirRCII RELENTLESS WITH MISS MAL0XEY Jim iMriS X' y..V ? M I : 4't -V M v 1 m x " awXJJLtS JUL -mAt JiVJa O T! wmm 'S FALL SUITS Wehave made EXTRAORDINARY preparations this season and have Rlaced on SALE hundreds of MEN'S SUITS-equal in FIT CUT MAKE and FABRIC to the $20 and $25 suits of other stores We have OUTCLASSED them all and invite you to inspect our windows not be disappointed. You will WHEN YOU SEE IT IM OUR AD IT'S SO 3rd and Oak 1st and Yamhill (United Prow leanoa Wire.) New York, Aug. "9. Pope Pius X and the college of cardinals have, according to news received here today, refused to j annul the marriage of Helen Maloney, daughter of Papal MarqulH Martin ' Maloney of Philadelphia, and Arthur 1 Herbert Osborne, the young New York ut- ! lawyer from whom she fled with Sam- st ; uel C larkson. the sliot. Hei One of the dignitaries of the Roman tiie remarkable i Catholic church, through whose hands case has passed, Is authority for the statement that there Is no excuse or the annulment of Miss Maloney's marriage to Osborne and that she can never contract another alliance without excommunication. It Is said the for mer Miss Maloney has become recon ciled to the situation and that a plan to reunite with her legal husband has been considered. SCHOOL CENSUS SHOWS INCREASE (Special Dispatch to The Journil. Olympla, Wash.. Aug. 29. Nearly completed school census returns Indi cate a population of about 250.000 ehll dren or scnooi ana in tne sraie crease of 16.000 during the year. The returns show approximately 2,860 school houses In the state valued at about $15,500,000. representing a gain In value of tZ 000.000. The school districts pajd out for education during the vear $7. 200,000 or slightly In excess of $51 per capita on the average dally attendance. Notaries Commissioned. Salem. Aug. 29. Commissions as no taries: have been Issued to Tfiomas M. Dill. Knterprise; W. B McAlister. Lex ington; Bennett Swanton, Marshfleld, and P. A. Gilmore and M. Case, Portland. Hearst En Konte to Coast. (Hnrt Neim hr Tnest I.raied Wlra.V Chicago. Aug. 29. William R. Hearst i feldt and spent several hours In Chicago today en route from the -Pacific coast, w hero he is hurrying to be present at the notification of Thomas L. Hlsgen, -presidential candidate of the Independence party. Companies Incorporated. (Salem Bureau of The Journal.) Salem, Or.. Aug. 29: Articles of In corporation have been filed In the office of the secretary of state as follows: Herald Publishing company; principal office, Tillamook City; capital stock, $300; Incorporators. Hope Watson. Ma rie Smith and N T. B. Pentreath. Fnlon Iron Works; principal office, St. Johns; capital stock. $10,000; In corporators, W. C. Franklin, G. E. Ohs-, I. t . .Morris. ES GREAT PIANO VALU OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE Sherman, Clay & Co. i A. B. Chase Player Pianos, "THE WORLD'S BEST." away. Watchers on the hillsides saw a Hayes, tne Jinwinun ""'., , .. lr-hm.1 l.imn in t he window no t , Wes, : exhibition race, ana inn I.VOI...H 0.. ne-r house flonlei-1 do wn stream Thii-'fti him by the largo crowd were sinalline for he!n The house! tears to the little champion. brought drifted eight miles, to Clmerron falls.. Hart Freemen or t ne wavier "";V where It was dashed to pieces on the1 flub, won the 1 .Oofl-meter race from the rocks and the four people Inside were ,' 6 5-yard mark. Harvey Conn, or tne swept awav Into the darkness. j Olympic t.nm. who made a hwenisn ; record .f i minutes 7 1-6 seconds, start- T . i e,j f:,,i,i the" 'jo vrd mark, but was un- Desertor Is Arrested. ;at,P to finish better than fourth. (Sreclal PUtiateh to The Journal ) In th" absence of Harry Uillman roMl!U fr a,,, 9 0 .-li.f , Charley Bacon, the 400-meter - i. ... i ...... . , . . . Nvni ri.1 . nu in i i-i .rt.H'ini :, vno cuiisteu in me navy, ;....,.. i. i.,A Aue. 29. Henrv Paine who enlisted In the navy fl Seattle liFt lecemlier utiil desTted ; la'-t April at San Francisco, was ar rested urn w'.'i E" In M.e niordlng In custody of aii offi r for San Tranclsco. ' hurdle The d.ike of Port I.i r.d has th l.irg st private picture gallery in the world r it", ifv V ,;,.'-. iVL' a v:'iivfv:: IT TT HTTHT A BIT. $10.00 SET OF ec TEETH FOR WrlttM OurutM for lo Tears CSOWII Any tooth tn th. m. li ne crown with oild r ,;i j k' auaranl to be th i best for only V4U(J AtsT PorclkJn r rown trade no mat ter wlmt lny are calirj OT ,ow Iher r made. O ir price m m r n Is oelv 4UU BU9QIS-&Utl 'in id Top lmh tinld IJacks, Porcelain a r r Krotits. per to'tv, .. 94liU Solid U.ld Te.h. 2?k, ma rr brldcet. Pr tooth ytiUVl All of rr nrt t r-H- frrnr. tic-aateiv. rUIUU tZTltCTIOl Vr . b a- i t r Hrid(s art rdr4. AkMlmU mvramt. UlT CWTAl PARICSS rmiB.o av oovca rrmsm !Ter 1 a. ra. t f rrv rtH A-lkia. - Opm im&T. winning 'he 4iiu meters. no n"i"j cantered home a winner. B'orrest smun s..n entered iust to make a race of It. Melvln K . Fheppard, one of the big gest point "winners at the Olympic games, won the 1.000-yard run from Joseph Bron-illow, his clubmate. BFLI EYE M ISSIXG MAN HAS ENDED HIS LIFE Nelson Hugiiia. a member of the Cur centers' union, is belle. ed to have com rrl.'.ed su.-ide In the Willamette. H- en missing since Friday ann ins eie found on the river bank f t of Hamilton avenue yester letters and other contents ki's was scattered oy tne sine r.thinn. His home was inr.;, 'mon street. He was 60 years ha.- at t iav , f '-, f 1---. s Old. I" The Kaiser's Music. In the beautiful Pianola Piano s-s'.es-"-oum of Ktifrs piano Ip.-is' Is shown at- . xct duplicate of the re. .gnlfh -.:t v i ter pianola Pia.io if.ilce $1.1.','.. I i. ti whs recently pLr.-iia.ed I ) the (J-rrr.nr en.feror. A $t.'lf! it ch f fel 1. a duplicate of te.. :n.u .ini't reiw ntl bouttt b tt;e empen.r for !'ls pr. ate yacht, the H 'iVnoil' r.i. Is also stiow n by th1 cn tcrprist'.s house ,s Is well known, the n.ii..t of Oern-any Is n..t the only r..a. jeronage win has purchased a p atii.lt or Piano; i 1'iaim Kv ry nn-m-tcr f the r.na-1'sf ro-al fsmlly has N.-'iK'.t on" of tli't-p wcrctrful tnstru-r-i.T?t Cither t-strns InrlLi.te the rznr f Rsf la. te k!r f Spa:n. tb k re of Pcrtiifn!, the ... Prin F rdlnarid of H'lltr-tr.a. the -ui'nn of Turkey th kt .-Jut i-f Kg) pt. the Ph ah of -rta. '.- klti of 81em t' Ir mrt'- thre 1 net a famt'y or cf renewn In ar.y walk ff life w'o is n"t It ,( r of either a PS.n'.'.a or a P'anela Piann, cr an or r r"e. r With. Nearly I. T0 o-f the i.n ltfullr pepuiar and genuine , Piano'a 1ntr urr.eTvts hv hn avrdd by F.ir Pif" Hou In Portland ni vi .r.ity Caution: Tber are now nearlv 4 tirltat'on of tre Pino!fc Plane all pv' forward wlt ibe rata of being ;fir' or ljai good' tr ga Pianola plan No ct h-T,o.i bt ' tf e Ktr atern in t K wt Mils b ftta'.M Plaoia Irrtraartatata j me .-itj i.a.iarn, , r. n t i l j . l . I J I nmi I.L HL11UU1 nH 11 fci.o ovciic. eii in- - l There is Nothing: t3etter Than a Olass of - ' y7CMW WWW ' Pure, Cold, Sparkling GAMBRJNUS "tJmMjfi2i ; : f ' T 1 ' 2J .b. 8 h;i " i Such a beer is especially beneficial to one with impaired Tiealth, for its gentle tonic properties .stimulate and aid digestion, create an appetite and help to build sturdy strength. It helps to produce sound, healthful sleep and makes red blood. Drinkers of GAM BRINUS are not only among those who wish to get well, but among the thousands of sturdy, sensible persons who want to KEEP WELL; for it costs less than to have the doctor call. 2 DOZEN PINTS S2.00 I DOZEN QUARTS S1.75 la ie reirw of T grooiHi "i ni brirf tn the rvrfac aaaul dozen for bottles returned. 40c the doren for bottle w! returned. Phone Main 41 A 1149 Gambrinus Brewing Company. Portland, Oregon i awacs el a4 ta tlx sera.