' THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL, PORTLAND.' V lURSDAyEVgNINO, SEPTgMDIg'j
GARBED AS SISTERS
BUT DENIED AS SUCH
BY CATHOLIC CLERGY
t
iTT.
J T Wbmen. garbed M nuns of the
"order pt BU Benedictine,, have stirrea
-up ttrlf In .the peaceful little suburb
I of 0lc Grove and have calmed unwonted
t ripple to stir the .calm of tho diocese
rot Oregon. These "two women. one of
i'whora : has passed tho kenlth of life.
'Bister Oertrude. the' other young with
es of t'eltio gray ana "-'J
: address. Plater Mary, are at he hand
or approval, and tha work they are re
tort h! to be doing waa undertaken with
out any reference to existing ";
n.u. JL, .,.-u r a trim Hlmer In obedl-
mim to Episcopal .authority. Very
iriil-r voura A. I HR1SIIN.
truly 0,!.rXi.(lnblBhor of Oregon. City.
"Per G. ii, T.t secretary.!' .
Declares Statements False.
In addition 'to thta statement Father
Thompson, by aumoruy i mo -
ohisbcen in tha past-en i Wtton con- two , tha women conducting
quoted, tor tnar- u, -.d,"" ,he Oak Grove sanatorium.- ne aa.u
r sumpuTM. inav v"J r .. mnm nf. 1 will rai inni
.tneir worn wn '
tie contended that the two women are
not here,. by the autnomy W'F
'olio church: that tl.ey are not Honcdlc
Jtina sisters, are therefore 'iS?dlo?
J the people to whom they appeal- for
J contributions, and are operating thj
tout tha authority Archbishop Lhrls
!;tie or any Cathollo authority.
' tt : s.f: reus ia Sanatoria!.
J It la' further charged -by Father
J Gregory of Bell wood, that the two
'women have bought goods and charged
fthem to the Benedictine Sisterhood at
'Sellwood to the -Impairment of the
Credit of the latter; that they for at
.'least a year prior to their operation of
t be sanatorium lived In private lodging
' houses In Portland giving and taalng
"music lesslons contrary to the tenets
of the Sisterhood and that they are
., now conducting their Institution, garbed
-In the regalia of .the Sisterhood when
in fact they have no connection, with
'the- order whatsoever
i Out at . the little suburb of Oak
Grove there is a feud between the two
K conductors of tho sanatorium and some
;of the residents, which Is laid to the
door i of oyetoasness by the 'Sisters
themselves... This feud led one of the
'residents, to take the question of the
vnnwti'i nturMincr to Archbishop Chris
tie arfd this resident received th.e fol.
llowing letter from the arcnoisnop: ,;i .
s "Archbishops Residence, 62 North
Sixteenth street, Portland, Or., Aug. 22,
l90--Irf reply to your Inquiry regard
.,fng the standing Of the two women
ostensibly, Sisters who are. conducting
'poim sort of an enterprise at Oak
rove; I will say that as Catholic Sis-
ters, 'these women have no standing
whatever in this archdiocese, .They are
Jnots ln this vicinity with my sanction
have no standing with the church here
whatsoever.. They are not her; by the
aifthority of the archbishop, of Bishop
O'Reilly or of inv of the . authorities
Of tlie Cliurcn. 1 nave huimiub j
olr work, excent that It la
undertaken without authority. Their
statement that they have been called
here by Bishop O'Reilly cannot be, so.
for he has no more authority to rail
them here than to send them to ene-
i h.iilv that tha miblic should
be Informed of this fact because of the
fact that their representations of arni
lation with the Beidlctine Sisterhood
are false and misleading to those to
whom they appeal for aid In carrying
on their worn.
Bisters Deny Assertions.
In'renlv tn these charges Sinter Marv
defends herself and her companion and
tii work thut is belne done by tnein.
She says she came here -la obedience
to the commands of Bishop O'Reilly of
Baker City, bishop or eastern Oregon.
She contends that she is not affiliated
with the Benedictine Sisterhood at Sell
wood or at Mount Angel because of the
fact that she comes here direct from
her mother house in New Jersey and Is
tinder the Jurisdiction of that house.
Any assertion that either herself or Sis
ter Gertrude at, not members of the
sisterhood and Tn good- standing with
the order of St. Benedictine is false and
can be refuted by documents either now
In he possession or easy of procure
ment, a'he eays. . ;
"Any one who- makes any statements
not true or which cannot be proven,"
said Sister Mary, "will hare to answer
for It in the courts, no matter who he
may be. And no statements that sir
made will drive meXrom my- work
here."
ANOTHER COMPANY OF ARTILLERY
IS PLANNED FOR AT ASTORIA
5 ', (Special Dispatch te The Journal !
; Astoria, Or., Sept. S. Ali the equip
ment lor the First company. Cogst Ar
tillery corps, Oregon National guard,
has arrived, with ,he exception ot the
"ordnance, Two -cannon are to be f ur
'nished. "Kbe company lia.s Its full com
,p foment of. officers and men and steps
are being taken to organise a second
"company of which W. A. Sherman will
probably be chosen as captain. A large
number of young men have already sig
nified their desire to Join the new
company, which will " be mustered In
shortly. The organization of the second
company will accomplish a friendly ri
valry between both companies and the
officers expect greater proficiency as a
result. The formation of a battalion
with , a major In command Is talked of
for the near future.
CMY I'f INTO
PIHE TREE STATE
Democracy's MostCouvjnc
inr Campaigners Will "
Be Sent TJiither. 1
(trolled Freas Leued Wire.)
Chicago, Sept. J. The Democratic
national organlaallon ' is planning to
make sweeping campaign In Maine be
tween iow and the state "erection, Sep
tember 18. The foremost orators In the
party will be sent to Maine and a de
termined effort will be made to carry
the state for the Democrats and win It
for Bryan.. -
Senator Gore, the blind orator of
Oklahoma, who set the. Denver conven
tion wild, left here today and will make
an extenalve tour of the principal cities
of Milne.
The Republicans are preparing also
to maKe a not ngnt in tnat state ana u
Is expected that Maine will bo the seat
of the main political struggle during the
next two weeKs.
FIMBI
Seneca-Fonts Says Radding's
Thousand-Dollar " Forfeit
Was Contributed by More
Than Score of Persons-
Contest in Circuit Coiirl.
Let West Vhrglula Alone.
rril4 Pmh tud Wtr.ll
New York. 8eot. . As the result of
the hearlnr before a subcommittee of
the Republican national committee to-
aay a outer ngni is expeciea in
Vlrainla between the Swisher and
Scherr , factions of tho party In their
. j - - . t mi., rp nrAAi
CUUITH' IUr IIT A ail.
dentlal electors will be allowed to ap
near on both tickets, which means In
effect that the national organization will
take rfo part on one side or the other
and will leave It to the state leaders to
fight it out between themselves. Each
side sourht the support of the national
committee and each wanted to shut the
oyier out or recognition.
,, ., y. . ,.: ;
. O. O. P. Spellbinders.
Dnlted Praia Leased Wlre.l
nhlcaaro. SeDt. 8. Chairman Hitch
cock of the Reoubllcan national com
mtttee is planning a grand speaking tour
for four Df-esldential aspirants who op
posed .Taft for the. nomination. : The
combination will be Fairbanks, Knox
and La Follette. The Republican lead
ers believe that this speaking team, rep
resenting various interests, wUl present
a strong argument in favor of the ticket
by the mere fact , that they are all
working together, 1. addition to their
individual powers as 'stump campaign
ers. Before leaving nere xor Maine,
Httchcock will complete the arrange
ments for this campaign feature and It
will mark the launching of ttje actual
campaign contest before the people at
large.
Bryan Says Nothings
(Catted Press Leased Wire.)
Omaha. Neb.. Sept. 3 W. J. . Bryan
today declined to comment upon the
meeting of Taft and Foraker at Toledo
last evenftig. He left here to go directly
to his Fairy tew farm. - , ..
NEW PROFESSOE HAS
ENVIABLE BECOBD
Ralnh D. Hetnel is head of the depart
ment of oratory and debate at- the Ore
mn Agricultural collere. . President
Kerr holds tnat young men wno go oacni
to the farmy from college or into tne
BLOCH OUT OF HOCK BUT FORGETFUL
OF. WOMAN STILL IN CITY JAIL
Though Jacob A. Bloch, the ai-banker, name Is understood to be Barabas, the
through whom she got into trouble. Is
.but on ball. Malvlna Weiss, the woman
"with whom he left Portland, is still In
the city jalL
J The strange part of It. Is that Mrs.
Velss eame to PorUand oner accord,
es she was tglven"her liberty when ar
rested In Seattle with Bloch. She.. de
clares she was told by persons in 6e
5ttle that she would not " be molested
3n PortlanH and accordingly followed
.Jiloch and the detective to this city. A
w hours after hpr arrival she was
Arrested on a, statutory charge, and has
)eeo In Jatl ever sinee.
The hearlng,of the. charge of polyg
amy preferred agaidst Bloch. whose true
name, under-which he has been booked
in' the municipal court has been ant
for September 10. Mrs. Weiss has been
promised her liberty almost every hour
since Bloch was set rfree Tuesday but
thus far her bail money has not 'been
forthcoming and lines of anxiety are be
ginning to furrow her brow.- Bloch, an
he Js Jcnowh to the business world of
Portland, is out on $1,000 bonds put up
by 0.H. Morrison and H. J. BrauH.
When Bloch left the Jail he declared
he believed the case would not be pushed
against him by his wife, who it is un
derstood, v has been hunting him for
many months. He Was nn nf fh found
ers of the German-American bank un
der the ' former management, and Was
later connected with several nrnmntlnn
-enterprises about tlie city.
POSILAIID BOY III
mm cuss
i ' (United Prem Lesed Wire.)
Ithaca, N.-vY., Sept. a. Two students
f Cornell university, John C. Burk
iiart of Portland, Or., and Oscar Tro
Jlcht of Indianapolis. Ind., have startled
Aeronautic Investigators with an aero
plane, built b" them, which Is capable
Boys from 8 to 16
years are perhaps hard
er on their clothes than
at any other period of
their lives.
N6w, here isa special
lot of carefully selected
suits at ?3.8o.
The cloth has had the
yool test, and will stand
hard wear all seams are
taped, ; -, which makes
them rip-proof, and' the
buttons are 'riveted pn.
of traveling 41 miles an hour at a
height of 51 feet above the ground. In
tests of the machine made in a fiell
outside of Ithaca the aeroplane worked
perfectly, remaining In the air for sev
eral minutes under obnolute control of
the operator. It sailed gracefully a
distance of over a mli itwii.i n..
.slightest mishap, the operator' bein
able to raise and lower it-at will. Af
ter circling the field, the flying ma
chine alighted gently like a great blrj
near the starting point The young in
ventors were enthusiastically congrat
ulated on their success.
xne machine is built on two hori
zontal planes 30 feet lona and flv f,t
apart Its frame is of aluminum and is
extremely light.
Burkhart. an Oreeon hov vihi ha al
ways been ot an inventive turn, began
his aeronautic pin,rlmm. at ,h .-
of 10 years at Albany. Or.,, when his tis
sue paper balloons wrc ulnv.
gree larger and more' auccessful than
those manufactured by his playmates
By the time he reached the age of IS
he had become so enthusiastic on the
subject of -aerial navigation that he
experimented with smalj silk gas bag,
large enough to carry a eat. Jie had
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A contest In the circuit court over the
$1,000 ball money put up for E. E. Rai
ding to guarantee his appearance when
wanted Is now threatened. A local at
torney this morning notified County
Clerk Fields, who has the ' money In
charge, not to pa'y out the money on Jhe
order of Attorney Seneca Touts, who de
posited It, because it belongs to W. R.
McQarry, who appeared as attorney' for
Radding.
On the other hand, Mr. Fouts declares
that he personally raised the money de
posited as ball for both Radding and for
Mrs. Belle .Way ml re, who were Jointly
convicted of conspiring to defHme Mayor
Lane, i,70u in all, and that ne secured
It from zi or 30 difterent persons. Mr.
McOarry, he says; did not contribute one
cent and has no claim' whatever on the
money. -'
"1 raised that' money myself," said
Mr. Fouts. "It came from 25 or 80
different people, who were friends of
Radding and Mrs. Waymlre, I went
around quietly and got the mOnoy. That
was the way it was rained.
"When the appeal was taken to tha
supreme court I needed money to prose
cute the appeal and so I negotiated with
George Armstrong, who Is a friend of
Radding, and hypothecated the fund to
him to raise the necessary money. I
gave Radding an order on the county
clerk and Radding assigned it to Arm
strong. Armstrong Is the only man
that has any claim on that money now.
McGarry had nothing to do with It and
took no part in the appeal. He received
tl&0 for his services in defending Rad
ding, and that was all the interest he
had. I can naraiy oeiieve mi ne win
lav 'anv claim to the money, and if he
does It Is very unprofessional. . f will
y that about it."
When County Clerk Fields was called.
up on the matter this morning ne iook
the position that McGarry is unknown
to hfn in the transaction. routs ae-
noslted the ball, and when Radding sur
renders himself to ' serve his sentence,
as he Is ready tq co. Fouts or hjs rep
resentative will De .entitled to ora
down the 11.000. The only way to pre
vent this will be to carry the matter
Into court. .
Mr Mcflarrv is said to be in a hos
pital and unable to attend to business
for himself, this beln e the reason as
signed that another attorney acted for
mm in asKing inai tne Dan muney "
held up. The tame o the other at
torney Is helncr 'held under cover. He
did not sav soeclflcallv-tliat he is au
thoriaed to act' for McOarry. but the
tn hn hns taken Indicates that he is.
and that some effort will be made to
restrain the county -clerk from paying
the money to Armstrong.
The mandate of the supreme court In
the case has not yet been received and
Radding will remain at large until It
comes, as he would receive -no credit
on 'his sentence until then. It, is ex-
?iected dally. Radding has six- months
o serve. Mrs. Waymlre Is said to be
sick In Missouri and the forfeiture of
her $750 cash ball is ejtpeeted. as it is
not believed that she will return to
Portland to serve her four months' time.
ABDUL AZIZ
nous
'':v''V'r:77:.;:
His Itcojrganizcd Army De- c,.JUc,bm Hutehm
- iuii uaass uicuhi as, iibil ua nniBu suiuuii-
ClSlTely ; Defeats That Of Uper who have been fined In the
riJt tt... - Tt - I municipal court In the past month for
iUlUiti jnmu, IllO JUSlirper violating ctty liquor ordmnce and the
"TWi Infill T saloon-keepers wlU ba cited to appear
uuuwm ui vi before the llauor license comir
Will Be of Avail.
1 LICEUSES E. II, COIIS
IF. JE0PADY AS CITIZEN
v- ,; - J ... V r -
before, the liquor license committee of
the 'city council next Jdonday to show
cause why their licenses should' not be
revoked.
If the members ' of the ' committee
carry, out the agreement which the
made anion? themselves several week
Tangier, Morocco", Sept. S The re-1 " tn saloon-keeper wlU . lose their
nronlu a-- ....... I iwnw". mtnimr. .v n...
v- , v tiiQ uruuBvu HuimrK i t me that tnu bib nAn.irMriAP wnn wum
Abdul .Ails hafMdefefif2l the army of I fined in the municipal gourt or ny
Mulal Hafld. the' usurper, In a terrlflc fa tTtlt peSto Vndri
battle, according to i advices received I saloon and should lose bis license.
here todav. hut 'with n, h..... I The following are tha saloonkeepers
that he wlU be unable to follow up his !ho,wlll JIP'"' ,,fo.r. V6 committee
advantage. The succmi of bdul wai Monday! U.Tjjbo, 164 Market street,
aecisive. 1M sum hni lh. linen titi juiv i ur nun iiunur vn
vann nisi snuner or later n
to abandon hope-Wf regalnl
roccan tnrone. Mulal has unt
strong detachment from the city of Mo
rocco to the scene to reinforce the de-
teuiea xorcea.
ha w n have 8ay; A. Schlebe. fined $25 Juiv II
An m th vtn 1 'or allowing a minor to. 'enter a saloon;
i2 !t ." i John A, Lv Russell street, fined $25,
PACKING TOtI
August 8, for keeping open after hours
A, M. wooaara. . lo urana avenue.
d lib. August 1
on Sunday: tr. Jsarberaire. ill worth
Third, fined $6. AugusC2, for violating
tne liquor ordinance; j. avcuermoii,
alter nours: a. jucrneraon. xineo 120.
'Ausust 23. for keeping ooen after hours.
BcniPDe, iucuermott ana MCfnerson
do hot appear in the list of licensed sa
loonkeepers and It Is thought they are
bartenders employed In- saloons about
tne city. An effort will ne made- to
locate them to discover- the names of
their . employers. In order . to . cite the
owners Derore tne committee.
Superintendent L. t. Stephenson of
the construction department of 4Bwift
& Co., is in . Portland prepared to Jet
thawntraot or 4he-erectlonrrof 10- two-
story stone dwellings at iECenwood, the
new Swift townstte-on the Pennlnsula.
These residences are to be occupied by
the general officers of the hla- Pen In. I
sular packing plant Iater on the com.)
pany win erect zuu more rrame cottages
to be occupied by the packing, house
employes. " .
The stone dwellings are to contain
seven rooms each, will he modern
throughout and will cost ilbnut sa.oou.
ins irame cottages
CUR VnLLIS
GALA ATTIRE
CIVIL-WAR VETEB AX
ARDENT BRYAX 3IAX
Professor R. D. Hetzel.
ihODS
In deliberative assemblies, and that the
welfore of society demands tnat they
should be so equipped. Professor Het
zel Is a graduate both of the liberal arts
and law departments at tne university
of Wisconsin. . He was never defeated
in his college career in debating or ora
tor leal contests, though a participant In
iils work win nave to 00 witn
many.
member .of. the Junior
plasses, and Is required.
and senior
"C"."""" J ancrnn 10 one or 111s own
balloons but his weight was too great
for any bag he could build, his finances
at Jhat time being limited. Ha induced
a plsyrrrate. William Crawfor1 now 'a
resident of Portland, who was much
lighter In weight, to make an ascent
and was deeply grieved when his moth-T
forbade the dangerous experiment. A
- r" ni mt 1. (.1 Via r.nrnw. ,r.t,l
. " vv,", ui n min
iature aeronlnne which successfully mr.
ried dend weights and struggling eats
and it is neiieved that his present ma-
runr is mn out
fair of his childhoods
tgrowth of that crude af-
He removed tn
this city with his mother, after his
father', death several rears ao. and
continued Ifls experiments here.
Hid rrandfuther 1 was John Cnnnt, r,t
ATl,nv Or. anH 1, ( r.nh.w .. r v
James falling of Portland; Or.
HIGH LICENSE FOR
DOW TOWN HAWK EES
Councilmen Baker, Kellaher and Ben
nett met at the city hall yesterday nhrt
talked over the new hawkers', ordinance
which will be Introduced at the next
meeting of the city council and de
cided that an ordinance prescribing a
high license in the down-town district
would mitigate the nuisance to which
the business 'men object. The three
councllmen beliave tlAt.such a scheme
will meet with the approval of the
rest of the councllmen.
An ordinance forbidding hawkers ?o
operate In Portland was introduced
some time ago by Councilman Kellaher
but fell by tne wayside and since that
tine notning nas neen done in regard
to expelling the members of the craft
that operates upon the streets. The
new ordinance will be a sort of a com
promise measure for the one which
waa k tiled.
Brjian, the patriot. Is the
slogan of S. W. Reese of 184
North Fifteenth street, who Is an
ardent supporter of the great
commoner. Mr. Reese is an old
soldier of the civil war who says
he did not shed his patriotism at
the battle Of Appomattox and be
lieves that Bryan stands for the
things which will work for the"
advancement of the American
people. For that reason he ' Is
planning to give active support
to the Democratic ticket during
the conflng Campaign. Mr. Reese
left, a small donation with The
Journal for the benefit of the
Democratic fund this morning. ......
(Special Dispatch te The Journal.)
Corvallls. Or.. Sent 3. The second
"All-Cenfon Cotihty School Fair" opened
rooms, and will, cost nn an manin I this forenoon with a larara attendance.
about $1,250. Material for the stone The site of the Tsig fair is on Mary's
will contain five I
Kenwood: and within 30 or 60 dava
over 300 men will be at Work on tho
ouudings.
LABOR'S
III CALIFORNIA
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Stockton. Cal.. Sept. 3. T. D. Fen
nessey, representing the International I day
Typographical union, and Arthur A.
Hay, personal representative of Samuel
K. Gompers, arrived here this afternoon
to present two planks to the state Dem
ocratic convention.
They will demand planks calling for
River flat. Just outside of ..the main
part of .- the city. Arnold's carnival
company with its numerous tents a
large exhibit tent containing 1,000 feet
Of canvas, and many booths and side
attractions give tne riat the appear
ance of a state fair grounds.
Rev. J. R.1S. Bell is tha presMinft of
ficer today, and the events include a
baseball game on the Oregon Agricul
tural college field, band concerts, a
balloon ascension, ana the big Darade,
in which hundreds of school children
will participate. The address of the
day will be given by Hon. J. It. Ack-
erman. Tonight Arnold's attractions
win lumisa eiiici ittiniiicnv mr ihb Hun
dreds of visitors who .are already In the
city.
Tomorrow' is expected to be a great
with another baseball game, a
parade of livestock, balloon ascension,
field meet, the Urangers' nsrade. ad
dresses in auditorium, etc. . .
. jjr( Kerr win De the. nresidino- of-
ricermay. won. v. M.
Kailroad -Wizard Forestalls
Any Tomp in His Visit to
rpruonai o jueet Jiusl
ness 3f en Here as Private
Individual. ..
Kdward H, Jlarrlman." master of tha
vast Harrlman . system, of railroads
across the continent, will slip Jnto Port,
land as a private individual, meet with
the business men of the city of Port
land, confer ; xegardinr the transporta
tion situation here,' and then go on un
ostentatiously to the east, If he- carries
out the desires expressed by blrn.
1 Some time SCO Mr. Harrlman vl-o. It,'
vlted to be the guest of honor at a din
ner offered him by the' Portland Com
mercial club. In reply, the railroad
magnate stated that he did not desire
to visit Portland as an official of a'
railroad, but as a private citizen. He
id not desire any show, reception or
ubllo .function, but stated thnt u
desire to confer with the business men.
regarding , the general railroad situa
tion. In accordance with this nrMinn
no plans for the reception or entertain-,
ment of Mrt yrrlman have been made
by the Commercial club, and' none will
be. It is very nrobahlA .that unnn .i.
arrival in Portland, which Js scheduled,
for the latter .part of this week, he will
be taken to the Commercial club bv
local railroad officials, and there will
meet, unofficially, with prominent ."busi-
ucna .tiici) uu 1-uixeus VI jurilana.
rof' -eornmerce,- howeverr-a'-extfnd an
invitation to Mr. Harrlman to be pres
ent at the ' banquet planned for the
opening of the North Bank road, andl '
it is hoped by the chamber' of com
merce that both Mr. Harrlman and Mr.
Hill will be present at the same dinner:
i,jpon Mr. iiarriman s arrival in the eltr
he will be nint bv the trinnnorlatlon
committee of the chamber of commerce
and .the railroad question as affecting
Portland In particular and OrEron In
general will be discussed. . .
xne length of Mr. Harrlman'a visit
Portland Is not knows, nenemi
Manager O'Brien and a pnfty of local
officials have none south tn meet thole
chief at - Weed, Cal.. and escort hint
to PorUand. It Is expected that he will
hurry on to New York and hla Wall
street offices immediately after his
Portland visit. ,
HARRIS
HERE FOfilORROtV
Kthe i eight-hour day on all state "work
SH the reiteration of the antl-lnjune-
tion plank adopted at the Denver con
vention. It Is probable that their
nilanka will be Incorporated in the platform.
WOMAN IX AUTO RUNS '
DOW BICYCLE RIDER
H. 8. Wildes, an employe of the Amer
ican Hospital association was struck at
:30 this morning by an automobile
driven by Mrs. E. D. Conrtell while he
was riding a bicycle near the corner'of
Seventh and Washington streets. The
young man was hurled to the pavement
but was not seriously hurt. Mrs. Con
nel picked him up and carried him to
the office of Dr. Strowbridge. where
he was found to be uninjured except for
a few slight bruises on the head and
hands.
Mrs. Connell was driving at moderate
SULTAN 10 HANG
AS A 1RDERER
(United Press teased Wlr.J
Manila, SeRt. 3. The Philippine ter
ritorial supreme court today decided
that the sultan of Dunaharra -must hang
for his nartlclDation In the raid of
Parana, on the Island of Mindanao. In
January, 1906. in which J. W. McDon
ald, an American;, waa Kiuea.
In the court's decision the doomed
sultan is ordered to pay 1,000 pesos to
McDonald s heirs as indemnity.
The district in which the raid oc
curred waa one of the most turbulent
with which the Tnited States army
had to deal following the war with
Spain.
C031MITTEEMAX COLE
4 KXUCKLES TO DELL
(United Yret Leased W,lre..
Stockton, Cal., ept. 3. At a confer
ence this afternoon between Nathan
Cole" Jr., national Democratic executive
committeeman from California, and
Senator Sanford, chairman of the state
central committee, which was ettended
by Theodore Pell, ex-Mayor James D.
Phelan and other lenders, Cole agreed
to practically abdicate his post as a
member of the national committee. He
will aoDOint a committee of three as an
advisory committee and will do noth-
speed and fortunately ha3 on the low " ho"t their "a.r,1ct'"h, mon;y
gecr when the collision happened, or ',an3led.bX 1 C 1L5 throuKh the
the accident might nave teen serious. """
The lamp on the left side of the auto- ! The JnmItte. . w' 1n T iLy be
mobile was broken, and this whs tlie : Pointed by Belt It is stated on good
worst damage done. Mrs. t'annell took
the cyclist to her home, w)rf he sfald
this morning until he haJfrecovered
from the shock. Wildes lives at Mount
Hcott. He expects to go to work, again
tomorrow morning.
si
CLOTHIERS
1CS-I7Q Third Street
SUES FOR UNEXPECTED
SWI3I IN RIVER
Charging that he was thrown Into
the Willamette river while wheeling a
ruck loaded with vvk pounds of flour
dowa a rarity nlank. the tfnck landing
on top of him in the water. Frank A.
8ml th has hemm tnilt for 15.000 against
K W. Spencer owner of th steam
boA Charles R. Spencer. Smith was
ennnhyed as a deckhand on the Spen-
er t th time of the accident.
Smith alleges t-hat the Spencer- was
negligently made fast to the steamer
Oresona instead of the -whuff at the
lortlnd flour rniils and while he was
t work the entjines were started with
ei;t warning to c-hsnre the position of
the boat. This tnntded over the trsne
fiank l,e ears, and dMmped him into(
Tie wster. lie alleges tnat he was per-,
anently crippled by Injuries on his le
June 11.
DAHLMAX APPEARS
TO UE DEFEATED
(t'ultrd Prera LeHed TV Irt.l
Omaha, Neb.. Sept . Returns from
ou prerincts. in t.9 out of P counties
today Indicate that former Congress
man Shallenberser won the Democratic
nomination ror governor in the pri
maries by a plurality of about' 10. 000
over Mayor Oahlman of this city, who
wa n . 4. Drymnn canaiaaxe.
Fat Woman's Troubles.
he accident look place on
flames Destroy
hotel and barx
P-1M". Or, gept J In fire
hl'-h totally destroyed the Alta limine
en fe-d toarn early th ntoralng. nine
b4 f horses nd IlK.tWit worth t,t
e.r-rrtT wer- destmrf- The hojel mi
" "-ley wnhtfa aiWeture with -
If you try to get the fat off with the
exercise, tell me. please, Where's one
going to find the time? I haven't any
faith In It. anyway, as a reduce. It
hurts the .fat person's weakest snot
the heart. As for dieting, that is out of
ths question, altogether. .Better be fat
than have cancer of the stomach.
The safest sndulrktit tray to reduct
excess fat Is also the cheapest and easi
est. Ge to the druggist- and get 4
ounce Marmol. ounce Fluk) Extract
Csscara Aromatic and I H ounces Srmp
SORRY XOW SnE
HAD HIM ARRESTED
Mrs. Mamie Ready has retracted h$r
charges that M. C. Benbow embessled
300 that she had - given him for in
vestment and the case against him In
the justice court has been dismissed.
Benbow, who is president of the Com
mercial Abstract company, spent several
unoomfortable hours in jail last Satur
day evening before he was released on
balL Me says that he Invested ttart of'
authority that--James 1). Phelan and
Judge JSrries K MCGufr of F.ih Fran
cisco will be members of the committee.
By ousting Cole, Bell Is revenged for
the action of the California Democrats
when' they selected Cole over Bell's ob
jection at a caucus on the way- to the
Democratic convention at Denver.
will presided Saturday. The nroeram
includes the business men's parade, an
automobile parade, address at the au-
aitoriura oy won. Stephen A. Lowe .
announcement of the decisions on
awards, mardi gpas parade, band con
certs, etc. '
One-fare rates have been secured
from near towns and Indications point
to the largest crowd In the city's his
tory duping the three fair days.
POLICE LET SUSPECT
GO PREMATURELY
(United Press Leased Wlr.)
San Francisco, Sept. U. The police
believe here that In the arrest of a
man who gives his name as Herbert
I)uin they have in custody Herbert
Hansen, alias Hoy Hansen, who is want-
cu t jmnneanoiis, Alinn., on
ui DBing implicated in a
in wnicn a policeman
wounded. The
Eugene" W. Chafin. Prohibition can
didate for the presidency, will arrive
in Portland at 7 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ina- anil will sneslr- t the Tnvlnr trt
i r I.1, .11 .in i . I v.. 1. a, o ' . . 1 . . 1 . 1 . . , .1 1
Mr. Chapin has a strenuous dav laid
ottt ahead of htm. After breakfast at
the Portland hotel he,; with his party, .
will go by automobile to Newberg and
thence to MiMinnville, arriving at -the-latter
place at 1:S0 p. m. He will speak
at both places and will return to Port-,
land by the .evening train, and will be
entertained Ht the residence' of I. H
Amos, 853 Hnwthorne avenue.
Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock Mr.
Chnfin will speak at Eugene 11 1 the
First Mcthodls church, and ; Sunday
evening nt Roseburg at the Methodist
church. Monday when he reaches Med
ford he will go by auto to Ashland.
RIGEL0W RETURNS
FROM TRIP EAST
a chariffti.
noiuup mere
was serioush'
SUtXnect waa orr.,!
today as a probation fugitive, having
uuiivji-ieo. in Aiameaa county a
short" time ago of stealing a horse and
buggy. He was released on probation
before his Identity was suspected and
disappeared at once. Photographs of
the Minneapolis robber are in the hands
of Sheriff Barnett of Alameda county
and they will be employed to identify
the prisoner.
Smith Wins Wrestling.
Strangle!- Smith took three falls 0"t
of four from Herman Newman, the
Cuban wonder, at the Oaks last night.
Tonight Smith will meet Springer, the
Sellvood grappler. Jtprfnger is being
heavily backed by ,tl Sellwood sports,
who think he can take the strangler's
measure.
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND
LOVED ONLY THE COOK
Alleglntr that her hushsnd finmi
enamored of the eotilt and preferred the
latter's company, Mrs. Carrie Blaln has
begun suit for divorce from W. R. Blaln,
whom she married In Albany, Or., in
ITehniftrv Ififtl Tha maI, I . v. A
- - J I - - , . VJ uw a , t. HID rtO.
Is Florence Ketrrp, who was employed
In the Blaln home In Albany last year.
It appears that Blaln was not selfish
about it, for the complaint savs that he
suggested to his wife that she might en
loy the Company of Charley Dow while
he was entertaining the charmlmr cook.
Mrs. Blaln also, charaes that she
accused of being in love with her brother-in-law,
that her husband nagged her,
and that he was causelessly Jealous.
Blaln and his 14-year-old son are now
living in San Lean d re. Cal.
M'CALLA ACT IN
OKLAHOMA ASSAltED
D!ted Ptmm Lm Wla l .1
Oufhrle, Okla, Sept. 3. Attorneys for
the St. Louis Sc. San Francisco railway
nnounced today that they would at
tack In the t-ourts the constitutionality
of the McCalla act, passed by the last
legislature, which prohibits foreign
corporations from transferring cases
from state to federal courts. T'nder
this act the secretary of state recently
declare forfeited the charters of ths
Frisco In Oklahoma. Railroad com
panies are confident of knocking out
the law.
DrnoLlont C TT tlWnlnur tl, tTn-f
Side Business Men's club has returned
from a three weeks' trip to the enst.
Mr. BiRelow says the country wears
a prosperous aspect and that business
In all lines 1s vastly improved. He
heard many complimentary remarks
about Portland, while awny. Everybody
speaks of. the Rose City of the west
In terms of the highest praise.
Bow to Oft Strong;.
P., J. Daly of J 247 West Congress
street, Chicago, tells of a way to be
come strong. He says: "My mother,
who is- old and waa very feeble. Is de
riving so much benefit from Electric
bitters that I feel it's my duty to tejl
those who need a tonlo and strengthen
ing medicine about it. In my mother's
Case a marked gain In flesh has re
sulted. Insomnia has- been overcome, and
she is steadily growing stronger." Elec
tric Bitters "tru4kly -..remedy stomach,
liver and kidney complaints:- Sold under
guarantee at all druggists; 60q
(vs rrs
o OLD SORES
a
No old sot can heal until the cause which prodoces it has been removed.
them bonne, shake thenj together in a
and take a teaspoonfal after
bottle.
raeeis ana t eeoiim. if you arv not
1 1 r W m tAlf tn rw,,. n A . ji
, ' . ' " " ' wva isrgriy peironisea 1 i a runarea. iry lt-makea Tom feel
- - - . . i mtrviwr mil vrrr.
the money that he received from Mrs.
Ready and used another part tn loans '
and that his arrest was a mistake. Mrs.
Ready today gave the following signed
statement regarding the matter: I
"In justice to Mr. Benbow, I beg t :
my comS !nt soiefy1 tn. re.Mt External apolications of salves, washes, lotions, etc.. may reduce the inflam-
misunderstanding. I wip also to eute nation and assist ia keeping the place clean, tmt cannot cure the trouble
iiS'pth for th5. Xa"o? Mr because they do not reach its source,. Oh sores exist because. the Wood is
Benbow is absolutely innocent of hit (1 fh ImnnnfiM mnA rvUtnn vfiich tn wnstantlw twiner A Isrharenerl
m1ke"tb?M iutemt. JU h?i.$SVi into the place. The Ecrreg, tiMma and fbrrs of the fiesh are kept ia a Utt
I can to rtsat any wrona- that mm f ( -,'t;.. mmA A ,' m mjm f.v Kinar dailv (tA with hm trt-rmAaAtn matter
7lrc5eo1l;.Vm'.dT,we0d 7i?4 tbronjh the circulation, making it impossible for the sore to heaL S. S. S.
have brought the proceedings had I tin- eM rL mnnm its rmrif rinr a-tiMt evn th Vlrwl Tt trnM rfnern inti
derstood." ....... j ... Y t
ue nrnuitioB. ana remoyes ue roison-umuuoni scrms. impunucs ana
morbid matters which are reonsiMe for the failure of the place to heal. '
CCO V a- V Mnrwl ntir frMh mnA Vlt1iv tlien se nw rich V.lnlnri a '
VISITS PORTLAND carried to the toot the healinz process berins. all discharre ceases, ths
1 1 Inflammation learea, new tissue begins to form, the place fUli ia with firm,'
thXe o"wor7eTRc thi Ji"''' ''healthy flesh, and soon the sore is permanently cured. S. S, S. is purely
Portland and stopping st tVhomr , ' vejeUble, the safest and best blood puriSer for Tonng or old. Book a
tJs'wriieJ uUwewa 'e.TtS.a " i50 ccfiad aay.pedical adtice free to all who write. . .. j
rifle coast, fhm Uteres remalaing f .. THE SWUT SPZCHTC CO ATLAHTAfGA.
Portlaa4 far several cars. . - J , . - - . - ....
MRS. DELILWBEXCE
M,V.'S$ mT "
XT ttisr KVBT A BIT.
$10.00 , SET OF (Jj r
TEETH FOR $D
Writtea Guarantee tot 10 Tears..
CBOWHI Any tooth In the mouth
we crown with solid gold 22k.
guaranteed to be the yf fift
best, for only jWU
Any Porcelain Crown made no mat
ter what they are called Vt how
tt?n?" .$4.00
BBrDOES Solid Gold Top. SAH4
Gold Backs, Porcelain t M ftfl
Tronts, per tooth
Solid OOld Teetg. Ilk. f
bridse. Mr tooth ,.VUU
All other work same price p rc por
tion telr. raji.Ess EZTBtonoi
Free When Plates or Bridges are
Ordered. Absolute Omaraatees,
LILY DENTAL PARLORS
TKXJtfi AWO COVCS sTTsVkXTS.
Hours I a. m. to I n.' m. ,
Plions A-1610. Open Sundays.
Watch for
Columbia Woolen
Mills Co.'s .
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