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Newspaper Page TextTftE IJAILY JOURNAL IS SOLDjON T a. MORE. HtLP WANTED? J: ill REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?Uf) ' BUSINESS FOR SALE? , ; , . , Advertise In .The-Journal 4 1 JOURNAL' CIRCULATION rCSTERDAX WAJ 29,800 Tbe ' Weather Fair, tonight t add Sunday; north westerly, winds. VOL. VII. NO. 164.Q , ; , : ; , u t !n PORTLAND OREGON, ' SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1908.-TWO SECTIONS-e-TWENTY PAGES. PRICE TWO CENTS.; ffJ&Fhfg IN TWO iiiiiiiifO) KIWIS STATES A . POLICE TO OOllDSTUliS- COEIIDE III F06 Sentinel I Practically Sunk oy tnippewa - raiuc but No Casualties. Seattle, Wash., Sept lJ.---The steamer Chippewa, hqund for Victoria,, crashed into ma steamer sentinel, oouna in irora Balnbrldge Island, at o'clock this English. Government Takes SarS; Sfpr tn Prevent Outburst wat'r inn'"y- The chiPPewa low -OI.CJ1S lO neCUl UUIUUISII reJ her'llfeboats and took off the pas nf Hirrvimr Tinvtncr Pntiorlo Isenaers from the Sentinel and the lat i U1UW (m'wm run to West Seattle an! nf foTl.nliia flneinfy . Fit. beached Just before; water- In her hold i vuiuunvo vivoiu. jujic- extinguished ner rires. Tne Benunei CliaristiC ConffreSS. - aptain'McATfne made his report to company and proceeded on his way to Victoria. He stated that he was run Inlng under slow bell, blowing hta whis tle every. IS seconds and did not see i. n .1 i . . i 1 v . n l Ineffectual Appeal to Home her. - - Captain Hendrlrkson of the Sentinel Snor'Gto, w fr T'r.ovpnf Par. stated that he was in the pilot houso oeiieitUY IU 11CIC1U Ksdl- runnlng slowly but that, he was unable minr rf TTor nnA Woo Jo locate the position of the Chippewa A t nil; ui Jiuab auu iicoi" py ner wnisue unm sne ioomea up ai . , , , I rectly In front of him. Ha ring full HIST 01 V eStmentS Gamin- speed astern, but too late to prevent 11 1 "J - Ir HOUGHTON Field Millions Go to England 2 al to Celebrate 3Iass. a collision. (fulled Press Leased Wire.) London, Sept. 12. It was an nounced here today that 3,000 police will guard the Immense parade that is to mark tbe closing of the nine teenth Eucharlstlc congress, tomor row, and that troops have been pro vided also to prevent the slightest disorder. The announcement that the parade la to be held notwith standing the furore, that has been raised " by1 the Protestant alliance's effort's to hasa the parade forbidden DEVOTED WIFE'S WEARY JOURNEY Walking From South Da kota to Seattle.to Join Her Husband. Jf 'jr.- 2 ;v ( aoAfj If DANGER POSTAL CARD FORGERY STIRS MAIL MEN OF TWO COASTS Citizens Eesoft .to Back- Firing to Save CityGov ernor Johnson Orders the Pailroads to Keep Tele graph Wires Eepaired, (foiled Frees leased Wire. dv injunction, nas served only to I Johnson, St years of aire, slept las increase the excited condition of thelnigrht in the city Jan. She has walked public mind, f from Aberdeen, S. p., nearly J'.AtlO .mile, j : . . . . . .. Ion her way to Join her husband at SeaU art ineneciuaf appeal to - , homa aecretary to prevent the carrying wrote for her to come. She had only or me Host and the wearing of money enough to reach Aberdeen. From " vestments , In tomorrow's parade, tha there she started on afoot. She arrived ''.Mt..t..'.ni..u . . .. . .. here at 11 p. m., and Started out again .Protestant alliance tried to prevent the at 6 a. m. She carries a telescope va- , 't aitLUQ Jj iiijuiiwtiiiii, urujaiJiiK ii wbr i iir, ana live iy viiarn-y. diiq is urigin against the law of the land. Thev were "! eneerrui, out worn out and a most ; too, late, however, and the parade will ner husband of her laek of means so oe neia. I ana started out to rind mm. sne maices Over 80,000 CathoIlcB will march in h?0 eort to solicit money to pay her ,,... ,. , rare.- to be one of the jrreatciit pageants of OX S. I WITHHELD r:,.tIr,,r 2Lb.b.on-, Ti BEBATE DECISION cathedral tomorrow morning at 10:30 and many Americans will be present The concluding ceremony of the con gress will be held at 4 o'clock. There will be pontifical vespers, a sermon, a great procession of the blessed sacra ment, te deum benediction and the sol emn closing of the congress. Celebrate Old Defenders' Day. Special Dlnpatchto Ttw Journal.) Baltimore, Md., Sept. 1 J. Today was observea as f. legal holiday in Balti more with the closing of the stock ex change, the banks and many places of KiiBlna,d Th). Ib knnwn a a ''DM T1a- fenders' Day" In this city and vicinity. It Is observed In. memory of the suc cessful defenne of the city againstrtha -rmrtnvas16fi"7f181r II was this defense of the city that Inspired Fran cis Scott Key. to write the ''Star Span gled Banner. (TnitPd Preaa Leased Wtre.t San Francisco. Sept. 12. Although It is stated today that the state railroad commission has reached a decision In the Southern Pacific rebate case it Is announced that no decision will be made public until sll the rebate hearings, be fore the commission have been finished. There are esses yet to be heard asrainst the Santa Fe and t ho Salt Lake roads and It will be several months before tnese decisions sre reacned. The. commission has ordered the jNortnern Kjectrto and the lone rail roads to file their tariff sheets without fli.y hrT--waa- hav rfnfd tolo so. claiming iney are still In the con struction stage, but the commission has aeciaea mat as tney are carrying freight tiuu luiBnt-uKcrs may must ooey tne law. Wall of Flame Sweeps To ward Chicago Bay, Cas cade and Other Places A loner North Shore of Lake Superior. 15 XflSSffiw Asw r1"" l,hm uiBkV JTV3 a h"7'-B 1 tar not oSWt ! 1 r l L l i- a ,m.n p...- UKGAHIZED ; for Si Portland Federated Trades Council Goes on Becord in Opposition to Taft Sup port Pledged to Gompers in Latter's Efforts. Expect eiLXniona -Through out State Will Immediate ly Follow Example Set Here Taf t's In j unc tioii Stand Can't Be Swallowed Duluth, Minn., Sept. 12. Reports today from the Lake Superior re gion state that the situation on the north shore is terrible. There is little hone of. saving many homes and villages and the people are ADove is a wopromieiion or a rostai fleeing before the wall of fire. All Card Bent Through he Mall First Picture Published in Portland telephone wires to the burning dis- Which Is Declared by the National of Mrs. M. A. Dnmwnond, Who trict re down, ana it is impossioie . r wpri rowoii. iwrw;(o 'irti.- - . .j I tH loarn nnrthinfir rlfifinitft from the Be a ForirerT. . Below to the Lef t tv mo niuuw oi ffursniii riem i a , ... - . ?r- ? . . :r..".. . - i- oiirnar winr apfiiCBPS from " rtr Aew aoric in ton AO. in nr ihi nea 10 urammona. a upaitnri .. - Enttllshman. The Marrlair Created Michigan. Wisconsin and north shore l ederation, Who Iff Tryhyr to Mnrh, Comment, tn Society Circles Plntt arrived herd today, with sur- nf Rmrl.ni! ft.. I'i.l(l fit.).. VIVOrS Ol IU5 IIIO. vicui Bc . ubiwuj, one or me reniBec iium nuusuivui Mich.,' said that when he left, the fire was within 15 miles of the town. The people wore preparing a ring of waste around the town and setting It on fire. In the hope thnt tr.e names could bo turned away by back firing. Reports from Manitoba say that the Canadian 'forest reserve of 15 miles squane has been almost burned over. A nail of smoke is hanging over uake Superior today and the wildest rumors are coming in. Governor Johnson has asked the railroad companies to keep their wires in repair so that commun ication with the burfted aistrlcts will not be entirely shut off. ... Aiti,-.i,uh thp fires on the Mesana rnUKe naVr Dlirm ll ulfUtBrnrn kiu nil', I Biaioiimiu t.. lit. . v. ...i. i....v. the prospect of further damage In that i by villiam Randolph Hearst that Rryan fTSmheVoVth ihorof lak- Superior offered to support Hearst for the Demo- aYe anything but reassuring. cratic nomination ror president in jyi. ARDEn GREEK I WOOS BY FORCE When Dragon Falls Over in a Fit. His Sweetheart Olakes Escape. riacc.the. Responsibility for the 4 , ( 'X Card. Below to the RiRht Is a Picture pt SamueJ (Jomjiers, ''.Who Was on the Hey erse, of the Card. These Curtis' Found Their . Way ' Out to , Oregon, Washington and California. - ..: I' Til ' 'it i' J BRYAN SAYS HEARST STORY OF A BARGAIN IS UTTERLY FALSE (United Preaa Lcaard Wlro.I Cumberland, Md., Sept. 12. Regarding INFERNAL MACHINE TO "LID" GOVERNOR CAUGHT IN MAILS (tTBtttd Preaa Laiaad Wlra.J Philadelphia, Sept. 12. An Infernal machine addressed to Governor Frank lin Fort of New Jersey, was Intercepted In the postoffice here today and IS In , the bamds of the government secret service men. It. Is understood the ma chine was very powerful and cunningly contrived. - Several theories have been advanced, the most probable being that the ma- chine was sent to the governor as the result of his stand on the Sunday clos ing lw. he recently having threatened to call out the militia to enfore the closing of saloons at the seashora re sorts. The Infernal machine was de tected by a clrrk. who suspected what It wa and called the attention of the in spectors to it. The Infernal machine which was In tended for Governor Fort, was taken apart by th officials, u contained a nomo wnicn undoubtedly would have Kiuea any on onentnar it without r.i caution, it wan constructed or powder nalla and bullets, with matches arranred' In such a war as to set It ntt arh.ii h. racKagniwBa unwrapped. (t'nltrd Prvna Laaand Wire. I,nng Beach, Cal.. Sept. 12. George Artemus. a Greek who lives at Oakland, Is 'accused by Allss Jennie Parsons, a retty Oakland girl of 18, of. having sub jected her to terrible cruelties in an ef fort to force her to marry him. The girl ran Into the police station almost fainting last night and begged for pro twtion. Shn said Artemus had 'made iaveTta )wr n( laklanil and. she Imtt' re pulsed .Mm. Ono night, she said, she was slugged on tbe street and when she r-palned consciousness she found her self in a room, guarded py an old wo man Who could not speak English. Ar: temus vlsi'ted her often, she said, and! t last seports the r re was sweeping i ,f HearBt would support Bryan in the in a pertcct wall ot name im inicago - . Bav Cascade Heaver F.av, Grand Ma- present, campaign, the Commoner, who rais Pigeon "River Tndlan reservation, is here on his eastern tour, today said: r.'.. o., mH other Rntterefl "If Mr. Hearst made sueh or statement i..Kn .imtui an. i fiahinif hoinlpt nlono-los that, it is utterlv and entirely false. .aryan conicrreu wjiu uiv ir(wiriDunr thif nnrlh shore of the lake. It ia Impossible to learn the fate of the settlers in the Tire region dui it is believed only a small portion of them have any hope of saving their property. , 4-4- .few. f ueiltves from the, nnrthertj shore say Aliat smoke-begrimed men have been fighting fire for hours with out sleep and that the battle looked honeleSR last night. Port Arthur and rort uuiiam were Organised labor of Portland has In dorsed William Jennings Bryah, has voted to sustain Samuel Gompers hi political attitude and denounced the at tacks made upon him, has officially op posed the candidacy of William H. Taft, and established the maxim that no man who carries a union card should VottS for the- Republican nominee.' . ine Federated Trades council at a, meeting last' nieht took nn for HUma. sion the attacks which have' been mada Upon Samuel .Gompers president of the K'Vf opponents of Mr, Bryan, and by resolu tion eiunusiBsticauy came to tne sup port of Mr. Gomners and' hLt nnlitlenl attitude In the present campaign. Ths resolutions as they were adopted read as follows: . i ' "Whereas. Samuel Gomnera. nresldnm' of the American Federation of Labor; ' has recently been the object of virions and scurrilous attacks on account of the attitude he has assumed In the present political campaign; "Whereas, :We know that he Is. and t has been throughout the campaign act ing in accordance with instruction given him by the American Federation of Labor convention, and that he hai carried out these instructions to tho very best of his ability; now therefore "Be it resolved. That we, the Port land Federated Trades council hereby ' approve of the action Mr. Gompers has ; taken and pledge . to him our heartv support In thlfe, as we believe, battlj for the preservation of principles which we as union men hold dear. , Wa de nounce the statements made tn the cor-t poratlon press of the country that 'Mr. Gompers Is trying to deliver the labor : vote' as untrue, unjust and unreason-4 ble. . '. "Be It further resolved. That we op pose the election of William M. Taft, tho Republican candidate for the pres'l- -dency. because we believe that his elec tion means tne perpetuation ot "gov i this morning. He will speak this after noon at 2 o'clock and again this evening at 1 o'clock. Large crowds greeted him and hun dreds of visitors called to see him at headquarters. The candidate will leave here to night for Deer Park, where he will be the guest of John T. AIcGraw tomor row. Rryan apparently Is enjoying his , ...i.. id f,l lliuB linn me mi tain-1 iion. means tne perpetuation ot "g paign swing, no na an nis former ernment by injunction:' L.. W know him viK-r omu Kifinu int- iraveung a? wen I as "tne rattier of the present tnterpre- ns Htiy member of hls party. In dnnirer all (lav yesterday, but It I made violent love.tn her' nnnmi.ir k.. I thought .the fighters have succeeded In' f .1 i i 1 , . . . vi w.rdln, the flames off. nT-.-imm i one nuuiu cu upcm 10 marry i - him. mnrryj The gteamPr Anierl-a. which Is prfl week i ironing i n n"iu: Nimo i"'"s H she said, when the old woman fell In refugees, is due at tort Annur toaay a in one nay and sne escaped. Rh came nere ana tnoiignt sne was safe, Calumet.- Mich.. Sept. II. Reports Last evening she met Artemus and ran l,odav fro!11 Ult "".''l' "' tht three several blocks to the Dollca atatlnn fV.. kottagf s have been, des royed and that Drotectlon I much standing timber la being Durned GAS EXPLOSIOII; TWO WILL DIE up by a fierce wan or names tnat is rapidly arnrnachlng Rock Harbor, Washington Harbor and other summer resorts. There are no me.uis or right ing tho fire on the island and the loss w-ill be over ll.oog.iioo unless a provi dential rain Intervenes. RESULTS - - IvW. A . M ' 1 saaaa. a a ' inw rrsuu oi Bayertisinr; in ine journal is invariably re- ;Tk,niw. mis is me experience or tnose wno nare Orcaslon to use lt, famous want coin mm. The possibilities ot The Journal's elsss- z iiicu ic muiuiiiig' uei i er uuucmwg every ukj. I nero .' X was j time when people depended on a placard In the window to J T rent i house or a room, to sell a piano or so roe furniture, to VX " secure) help, etc This antiquated method Is still resorted to X by a few people .with not rtoderb ideas. When It ia considered that The Journal reaches some thirty thousand homes every er- J ening it will be seen that the requirement of tbe people can : be filled Quickly by some of the vast army of people who perns T - this ."newspaper carefully when they are at leisure. : P. S. Laurence. 461 East Sherman street, inserted an ad fa X .The Journal yesterday, offering a house for rent and the fur niture for sale. .The Inevitable happened, and happened to quickly that the advertiser was astonished At p. m. he had sold the furniture and rented the house. The Journal rives all Vttn n !-., ' a of Iowa N'ebrask Ulia clIIU Itftlle rrUSl years old todav Archbishop Keane's Rlrlhday tiiKi in 1 1 a tufvA ftAnt 1? Arrhhl.hrtn jonn j. Keane. rnrmeriy reoior or tne Catholic university at Washington and since 1H00 archhishop or the iJur province, which embraces Fatally Burned -Open Jet ; Lighted JIatch. Ince 1900 archhishop of the Dubuque nnraces i ne states snd Wyoming, was The arehhlshon haa neen in poor nenitn tor several rears past, hut is reported to have improved considerably as a result of a summer sojourn on the Atlantic coast. Reception Postponed (rallied Praaa Leased Wlra.l Chicago. 8ept 11 Mlsa Etta OaV. 10 raara old. and Oeorga Frost. 1. were fatally burned and flra persons Portland's rovsl welcome to seriously hurt by the explosion of cas today at tha offlcea of the Wall Add ing Machine comnanr. The ranlt In ine orrira was lighted w lift a aaa let whtdi had not' been turned off nmnarlv aat nisnt. i na aaa ooiiected in the vault ail night and when a match was sirws tma morning to light the let. terrific ciploeion shook the whole bolM Ina and shattered the windows of tha entire structure. Miss Oaka and Fnvt were unonnactnua when carried nut and there la no hope for t heir recovery, of the fir aerlously Injured It la feared several will dlau . Tlt advertiser the same grand results. Ramember It la the klr " home circlaUon of The Journal that rives the superior resalta. X X paya to ha la tha best .' ' f Teaafhers Select Albany, ISaleaa Baeeaa ef TW Joamal I Sateea. ( r . It r I It At a meeltra er tne eaeexitire eneasruuee er tne mate Twn.ni aeaavtatlnw In stales yeetrr Sar. A I San waa eeterted as the lnw' lre cf tha neat atata cotiventMm. Jane T he mew her a of the committee pf faent were ae fvlew- Warn W. Wiler, nl nperlntendent ef the New her a: erhela. eeMeet; J. H Aeaejiwav. state awpeevl tertdeat- ef enblie Inet riart Inn : J. kf I . Pwere. uperlnen4eii ef the lea CM f I a-(WAa; im . m. Jarseon. e rerta-1 a Oregon's three Olympic athletes. 4 Forrest Smlthson, A. C. Gilbert 4) and Dan J. Kelly, baa been de- ferred from tonight until Mon- 4 day night, owing to the fart that 4t delayed trains over the Rocky 4 mountains rauswd them to miss eonnectlona In t'tah. Tomorrow 4 tbe Oregonlans will he In Baker City, and on the morning of tbe 4 following 4a y in The Daltoa. a leering the Utter city for Port- a land tn the afternoon. 4 . Tha parade wtll start from the a Commercial club building at t a o'clock Monday night, and will 4 end at the alultnnnmh club 4 greeinda, where an elaborate oat- 4 door reception will he held with 4 the iwrrtof snd mayor In at- 4 tendanee. J he be vet which e we ta have been held Men-tar a ncnt. Itaa been aoe'.poaed aatii Taeeday aiglt 'a - ' TAFT ITIfjERARY UP TO FJAfiAGERS Three Incursions Katlier Than One Sweeping Cam paign. Probably. (United Preaa Leased Wlre.l Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept. i:. It was an nounced today that Arthur I. Vorys has SENATOR eSYCE'S so LUMIC 3Iade Honorable Ueconl in Spanish War and Has a Large Estate. fTnlted Preaa Leased Wtre.l N'ew York. gept. 12 Stewart M. P'yce. son of the late Calvin 8. Bryce, taken Taft's draft of his Itinerary wlthjfnlted States senator of Ohio, has been him to New York to be pnesed on hy the national committee, wUlch Is ex pected to mak a decision this afternoon or tonight. Vorys I expcrte.l h-k here I'Ti ihm! need hopelessly insane Dy several ph siclans. and Ms brother. W. A. K'rkpatrlrk Bryce. today took Steps to ha ye him sent to an asylum and to tomorrow night with the result of the hs.v ;!ii administrator of his personal rommmeea or.-uu.ii a.... '''-"',';, and rr! property appointed, make preparations for his spe cli-maklns ' tour. 1 Hr ' c wiLK sent to an asyl .1- Two plans are being considered. One contemplates laris mitinn n ""'"n i i,n around .l larare circle outlined by hlni I and tha other proposes three trips. o-i ea.it. one south' and one west. As the.- um by his brother, John Francis Bryce, last on a Judicial order but waa al- I mel his liberty by the court on con- riitlcr that Klrkpatrli-k Bryce have him three trips will allow Taft the resi I rln linoer medir al care. It IS HKeiy Tnat this. . . plan will te acpted by that he prefers.: It Is II w 111 te aoveotert nv trie commit tee, Taft has not yet deckled whether he will go to the Pacific roast hut It la probable he will go only sa far west as Nebraska. At least one. and prohahly two apeeches will be made In Kentmay and two will be made In Tennessee. The "big run of the campaign will be fired at Baltimore There will b one meeting In New York Taft's most Important speech Is to be delivered at Cleveland. Ohio. Pending the decision as to his tours Taft Is very busy with hla ma'! lie refuses to see any callers ejr-ept be tween 14 a. m. and l.-ss p- m. Judge R. A. Palltnger of Seattle told Hitchcock today that Washington would glee at leaet J .( Republican plural ity ta tha coming election. He said that F resent Indications point to a landslide or Taft in Washington. P. ,yre served as a captain on Gen- rl Shafter'a staff during tha Spanish war and as a large estate. tatlon of the Injunction law.' and we be lieve that no man who carries a union card should vot for him." Signed by C. M. Rynerson. VT. II. Fltagerald arid J. I). M. Crockwell. L'nion labor In Portland and throurh out the state of Oregon is behind Mr. Bryan in his campaign almost to a man. according to the expressions made by prominent labor union men in the dis cussion of the present political cam paign. It la freely estimated bv union men tn different vocations and from different localities that when the - or ganised labor vote of the -state a cant in November fully 80 per cent of it will ,go Into tbe ballot boa supporting the Democratic candidates. . . The unanimity of thla sentiment and the doe, aadherence ' to the estimated ratio of the vote to be cast for' the dif ferent candidates la building optimism in the ranks of the party leaders under the Bryan standard, and at the same time Is casting gloom among tha follow ers of Mr. Tft throughout the atat. The action of the Federated Tm,i.j council last nlwht Is looked upon as a rauai important inaex, oy ine parly lead ers. Made un of renresentstivea of ill the different branrliea of organised la bor as the council la .Its memhershln composed Of delegates from these dif ferent unions acting under the instruc tions from their parent unlona. It ia eaay to be seen that the expression of the council Is tn reality, the romnosile voice of organised labor aa a whole. Again, the rank and f Ue of union men, not In Portland 'alone, but tbreughoiit the state, look to the Portland council ss a leader In the shaping of poller for the labor unlona of the state. This In dorsement of Mr. Gompers and repudia tion of Mr. Taft by the Portland council Is expected, to result In similar action being taken by labor organisation throughout tha atata AA-AVAAAAAAA-av A WWWWWWW WWW W FOR DI3II0RATI0X . BUilEAU L SOUTH Leased Wlra.t f? -i-e MADMI, YOU ARE AS GOOD A r,1AU AS ANY OF US e you perhaps, but If yon will re4 omorrow'e 'learn seme thing a boat woman ar.d .tseir werth This d-ea not surprl Sunday Journal you mar . i.ur vmi did nnt knAv h.tnr. X What does the game of beeebetl coet each aeaaon The Sanday Journal : will tell you all aboat lc- Krery fan shoald reed the -r. "The Laat Stand of the Homesteader - When tbe rt la gm. -Vrlsonera Langulah for Teara In Italian Jaiha.- I'afertunat stem i't- c-aues morn euTrering hat Tour t ncie Doea for Poor Iv" tratteS Cincinnati. Pent. f? -4-cretarv ef Coremerce end Lahor Straua la cotrfar ring with Taft today relative to the ra ta Mi eh merit efaa Immigration bureau In the eoath. Btraaa naa plan fw s plai the prepoeed Puree a ana Is ring ever the e tails with the Revaelitaa candt- T which causes much sufferln - 11' li.l 1 - ..I . T . more time and mener than ever la developing be lediase -ha-rt.r a Punday Journal writer iteecrlbea the Ksmatk InStaa reera"ii .t , Short atory hr Karl Kdwln llarrlman, full of athe and re;l-te . amone tbe latiet A atory worthy f (he fe" f this : : Be Sure You Ask for the Su!:y -::?" 4mmmm4mf tereeting rltmaxea errlter. peaee of ccrrl. better, fnrnler. trH r'wt than ever. T-ree f of illustrated matter for women Vnetar-pled errtirg r-' peaee ca children a atoiiea. Kewa from aU tarta t; a acr.l ty i. leased wires. . s- ... . f (n3ent M it. a Una. raeatty acfceoi aate. ...