THS OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND.' MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 14, 1003.
WATTS AMD EfSEN CROSS
FIRE WITH IWUDBALLS
a CARS THE COMPlfXION
OVERNIGHT
John F. Watt a, the lawyer aoeuad of
larceny by mbeaalement by Vr. Wil
liam T. Klsen, Ma " former client, ha
n.ada a counter move by Mine ult In
the circuit court for ll.0tl.4O that be I
' allefes to ba due aa fees for detendln 1
rr. Elaen In hie entanglements in court
. and with tha state medical board.
Now Dr, Eln threatens to come
fcaclc with two mora criminal charge
eralnat Watta. whom - ha aocuara of
liiclilnf I1.10U from Mm. Tha phynl
rliui aaarrta that during hla ab
sence In California Watta rained aocea
to private paper In hla office dank and
took tha recoipte that he had received
from tha county clerk for the 11,000
Lull ha depoalted for anawerlnr the
criminal charae against him In the clr
cult court - Thla waa tha case growing
nut or an operation performed on Jennie
Mgnera at the X-ray institute, in wnu-n
lir. Klaen waa convlctod and sentenced
to pay a fine, the caae being now on ap
peal in ma aupreme couru
ays Watta rorgad Papers.
Dr. Klaen says ' that Watta, without
Ma knowledaa and while he waa absent
from the state, took the receipt for the
ball money to -the office of tha count
clerk and drew down the $1,000. aubat;
tutlng a bond that beara the namea of
two men unknown to lr. Eisen. All of
thla, and still - other chnrgea that he
makes, are back of the $100 embeixle
tnent complaint a worn to by Dr. Klsen
In the municipal court yesterday morn
ing.' - . ..... -
In tha civil suit filed by Watts there
appeara a mysterious item of 1 71 "for
services rendered In compromising a
criminal operation on Z. White." Thus.
the name of another unfortunate girl la
brought Into court, and another forlorn
story may ba disclosed. : .
Dr. Elaen last night declaredMfret ha
never was mroaienea witn prosecution
In tha case of Miss White, who la a stu
dent at a local school. He declared that
It was an "ordinary" caae. and that
Watts- Intimation of a criminal act is
all 'humbug.?. . The operation waa per
formed at the girl's home, he said, and
Watta never had anything to do with
settling or comoromlainr Tha nu. Ha
expressed - regret that the girt s name
1250 charge for services In the same
case In connection with tha appeal to
the aupreme court. In tha montha of
January and February laat.
Waata ray for Other errisa.
'Watts then tacks on 1150 for work In
June In connection with tha proceeding
before tha state medical board, when an
effort waa made to revoke Klaea'a li
cense as a physician. He asks $250
more In relation to the asms matter for
the month of July, and $S beaides aa
me neiance or another 1250 fea of July
23, also in connection with tha license
revocation matter. The final entry In
thla connection la a t&O charka for ad
vice aald to hava been rlvn Ma rll.nl
last month with regard to bringing a
ault against the medcal board for dam.
aging his reputation and practice aa a I
physician.
men comes tha Its for alleged serv-
Pimples, Bask, Srnptieaa, Bta. Qalak
ly Vradloeasd by ew gkla Bestedy,
Since Its discovery one year ago, pos
lam, tha new akin remedy, haa. In Its
extraordinary accomnllahmtnta. exceed'
ad the roost aangulne expectation of
tha eminent specialist who gave l tn
the world. It has cured thousands of
casea of enema and eradicated facial
and other dlsrigurements of years' stand
tng. Tha terrible Itching attending c
Being Is stopped with the ttrst applica
tion, giving proof of Ita curative prop
erties at the very outaet.
In mt serious akin affections, such aa
pimples, rain, herpes, blackheada, acne,
barber a Itch. etc.. reaulta ahow after an
overnight application, only a small quan
tity tiolng reaulred to effect a cure.
Those who us poalara for these minor
aain irouuiee can now avail themselves
Of the spaclaj 60-eent package, recently
adopted to meet auch needs. Both the
60-cent package and tha regular $1 jar
may. now bo obtained In Portland at
the ekldmore Drug; Ca, and other lead
ing drug stores. . ,
tiamplea for experimental purpose
may be had free of charge by writing
Ices In aavlng.nr. klsen from Diiblloltv 1" 2 "a fcrnergency Laboratories. 12
In the White caae. Last of aU la a Ai. wi-niin air est, nw xork
claim for 100 or. "extensive eorra. I '
spondence" In tha month rf March with
the Danish consul tn San Francisco
wun rererenoe o me revocation or Dr.
klsen's commission aa consul for hla
native country in foruana.
Watta had a Drellmlnarv henxlna- Yi.
rore jueiic uiann B&turanv afternoon.
He asked for a second hearing, and will
urn neara again oepiemoer ze.
Watta la out of cuatodv on ll.KAA
ball furnished by John Rometach and
jacKson walker.. ' Th last named la
one? of the bondsmen for Dr. Klsen. un
der ice bond arranged for by Watta.
UNI MILE
FULL OF REALISM
it
THE BAY AFTER"
mm waa
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. BaamamaasBBj
S. C. La pham Depicts Tower
of Kcraorse That Follows '
a Misdeed.
SUPJIEHE JI0JTEXT OF v,
"MACBETH" AFTER SIN
In Light of Day After Crime Take
on Full Significance ! oral Is to
Conaldrr Consequences lie f ore) Acting.
had .been dragged. In. and aaldlhat ba
will protect the, girl's name as far aa
Tha first ttam In W.M. kil? -
Klsen is for 5.40, which, he aaya. la
the balance due on a $1,000 fee for de
fending Klsen in the Jennie 8ighera
caae, tried last October. Next comes a
Sionrslos Bates to Dearer.
una annual meeting or ine sovereign
grand lodge of Oddfellows will take
place In Denver, September It for which
occasion the O. R. tk N. will make an
open rate from Portland and all points
on us una or od.bo. Tickets ror this
event will be on sale Tuesday and Wed-
noaoay or next week. September IB and
it. out aa tne going limit la 10 days.
purchasers need not atart on those days!
u-inejr ao not wisn to, just so they
reach Denver before the limit expires.
Final return limit 29 days from data of
saia. van at tna uuy Tlcjcet office.
Third and Washington atreeta, for any
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information desire
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ffieJVcrlch esf
wieatj product
Chief among the features In a pro
gram of : historic correctneaa and un
common interest which will be fur
nished by Buffalo Bill's Wild Weat will
be a reproduction of the battle of
Summit Springs. Tha original conflict
took place on July 11, 1 8t 9, near the
border Una between Nebraska and Colo
rado. General K. A. Carr commanded a
detachment of United Statea cavalry
against a renegade band of Sioux. Chey
enne and Arapahoe Indiana, known as
"dog soldiers."
Colonel William F. Cody ("Buffalo
Bill") was the chief of acouta with the
government expedition, and It was duel
to his trailinsr fht tha ravalrv ,ma nn
a . . . I . . , . . . . .
linnd H lsrilTKT nr nrrinf- w te imims ana aurpnsea them in
UUOU ,X IMUUJi HI ieVJOrX. camp at Summit Springs. In the battle
Advice has just heen lvai h.tl which ensued. Buffalo Rill shot and
suverslde and Chinook salmon are belnvl aiuea Tail Bull, the leader of the "doic
caught on trolls In Taquina bay. I aoldiers." The victory which the gov-
cmmeni loitci gminea over ine Indians
naa mucn to ao with deciding the issue
against tha red men In their hopeless
atruggle against government control.
The battle at Summit Springa will be
faithfully depicted with Buffalo Bills
Wild West, Colonel Cody enacting his
original role. .General Carr, General
Hayea and others in command with the
United States cavalry will be imperson
ated, and the death of Tall Bull will be
ti realistic feature of the dramatic spec
tacle. "The Great Train Hold-tin" will
oe another spectacular feature with
Colonel Cody's exhibition, and the rob
bery of a tralnload of passengers will
be dramatically reenacted.
Among the other pictures, of western
life and incidents will be "A HnHAv at
i-tu xuuicn, wnicn win depict the pleas-
u,a aim. ifMuwcB vl ine piarnsmen,
and "The Attack on an Emigrant Train,
which shows the dangers and hazards
of arly settlement of the fertile west.
To these historic scenes will be added
the congress of rough riders, which will
introduce horsemen from every clime in
exhibitions . of marvelous equestrian
skill. .
After four venra shrna1 Rnffoin titi
Wild West is etill an exhibition alone in
Its class, and returns better equipped
than ever befnra tn- hnM im r,.,Kii
vmw mo mirror oi nistory in reflecting i
scenes and Incidents associated with
Rev. Stanton C Lapham of the Sec
ond Baptist church took as the subject
of hla sermon yesterday Tha Day
After," with his text from Matt, xxvll:
4. Hla sermon waa in part aa fol
lows:
The climax of tragedy In tha his
tory of Judas cams tha day after, when
the passions of greed had cooled and
the 30 pieces of allver became as a
millstone about his ntclc ' When the
cry of the fickle multitude was hushed
and ail the haterul vallalny and unjusti
fiable treason of the betrayal of the
Christ came rushing upon hla soul, over
whelming it In remorse, then he saw tha
eternal consequences and ruin of hla
conduct. The day after, when the
shameful trial nf the Christ reveals a
character and life of such purity, calm
Integrity, mercy and patience that he
hae.rkmna tha 1ilftaa mnl tha klnop iham
Judaa sees and feels the horror of the
hell of remorse of which he la a part.
It is a atrance omission that tha dav
after that hour which ia the aupreme
and epoch-making period of time
should fail to receive the recornition
and homage of Its Just due.
Climax of Trafa&y.
-'The climax -of the t raged v of Mao
beth (that most realistic portrayal of
the working or conscience and remorse),
the moment most truly fraught with
terror is not the one in which occurs
the murder of King Duncan, nor' when
those two guilty plotters nerve them
selves for the foul deed, and we hear
conscience arguffig and fairly see the
moral weighing in the soul as Ladv
Macbeth . urges on the murder. But
that tragic moment is when the first
Knocking is neard on the gate. "Knock
ing. knocking, knocking! Who's -there?
Knocking, knocking:, knocking! 'Never
quiet, xio, what ar you? Ah. but this
place is too cold for hell. Hark!
Knocking within. - I hear a knocking.
And hark! From a thousand orison
cells there sounds tonight that same
Knocking, Knocking, Knocking, from ev.
ery courtroom and place of execution.
In palace or hovel, at the door of all
hearts. Where's the man who upon 'the
day after has not heard the knocking?
wun uiu KnocKing at me gate cornea
the terrible realization of what has
taKen place. with that .knocking at
the gate past crimes and future retri
bution are revealed. And you tell me
there ts no hell; that moral equity be-
iioawi niiu inruuxno-ut ail imngs Will
not reign and rule supremo finally In
life and eternity?
"Only a man without a conscience
dares- to any there is no hell. The
knocking at the gate Is the soul's alarm,
the first sound of lmoendlns- doom, tha
forerunner of eternal regret and re
morse. "trim v- - li. . - - .
the conquest and settlement J th. rr' fc."Sr.."IV - ".'"" JS W"IU
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reaction ts felt! How difficult to decide
wnat naa occurred until tha rinv aftaw
If we had only felt before aa unnn the
day ai.er we would -not be called to
blush In shame and In regret and re
morse, Denoid the lnsanltv of nasslnn
u wvii una revenge mat possessed us.
"We are as a rule too close to the
great ana good or tne nresent tn rn.
niee their Influence and value.' Time
tries character. lives and deeds a WAll
as stones and structures.' We must be
seers and prophets of tomorrow to ap
preciate the opportunities and worth rf
the present. Long after the conqueror
Oi Napoleon regained hla nonniarltv tha
Puke of .Wellington left tha fence about
his city home broken down, a reminder
nf tha Hma nrltan V. n 1 v.
. - - ... w .. . v .....j .jvjiiuuil II1UU UH L-
teitd tt down In their' hate and disgust
Gladstone was execrated and jeered on
the very streets where afterward the
crowds wept as his precious dust was
carnea to rest in Westminster.
. .'The tongue or Cicero which once
charmed the Roman assemblies was cut
out and nailed up tn the Forum, with
the epitaph. "Thou fool, wag no more.'
.Crucify him! "Crucify him! is the cry
Of. the mob thurled at him whom we
love to call the Prince of Peace, 'the
humble Naiarene' and the friend of
Publicans and sinners.' In the after
day of better light and the sober truth
of 'experience, how we gather about
toets and statesmen "and the names of
hose who were crucified,, unappreciated
and misunderstood in their day. We
will weave the laurels of praise, and in
the day after place It upon the brow
where we are pressing hard the crown
of thorns. ,
'I shall pass thla way but once."
would.be a good motto to place before
our eyes that we might be constantly
reminded of tne judgments of the day
after. We are heirs of eternity and
only that which is true and right in
the after day of the future can satisfy
a humane -soul Let me do my deed of
goo., today that tomorrow shall be tha
brighter. The thought, the purpoae, the
Impulse of klndlv rood and hnavenl v
charity of this hour will never comer
again. Let me be faithful today. Let
ma be generous today. Let ma-. BDealc
kindly today. Let me be honest today,
that in the day after peace and self-
respect shall dawn upon me. ' Today la
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