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Newspaper Page TextTtlL.OHt.QON DAILY JOUkNAU kKlLAND, 'lUtoiMY UVLN1NO. Sar .Miki fcj. 1K08. CKIOf HERD WINS V CIassty of Hercfords ' Takes First Tlace in the : JudMncr at Pacific Na i . -,r l.lnat coionei n.ira . ' tional Show This Morningi -.-ji-jjji. ; 0 Some Equine AMnncrs COLONEL J. C. KIRKPATRIGK - LOOKS LIKE KING EDWARD IIEl'MillSM FOR sr. WIS Colon! John C Kirkpatrlck. vloo- prealdent end nuitnr of tb Palace Hotl eoinnanv of flan Franclaco. tha man who lobka ilk King Edward, and owner of Charley D., who la to atart In lha Country olub racea Wedneaday, le at tha Oregon hotel, thta being: bis first visit to I'orUand in 10 yeara Colonel Kirkpatrlck weara tha King Kdwara aiyia or oearo ana ma nuiid la vary almllar to that or tha ruler. J .a at year tha hotal man waa In Europe and dlsnatchee war aent to thla count r hat Colonel KlrkpatrlcK had attract. ntlon wherever he went, which thousands taking him for the klna or England. One of tha atorlea which waa played up with great effect In San Kranolaco wii to tha effect that the colonel had ridden through the streets of London and had been cheered by the thouaanda . . awIt alone the thoroughfares who thought n. . . httrfl ni nni v.". - -. i n a ia a vna rinv am nil-mar. ini '..Irvihln before tbaro In the Judging ,tory atated. Colonel Klrkpetriok played - ..,i.i show today, l nia pari wen ana Dowea ana seeinoa at the Faclflo National . 1 ,,., ,0 b .,, honored. capturing v.ry TV"? " 8on iJl!" you might aay. country, . , wm . O S' E, T.1ACK GUESTS ACCUSE: REPORT HOTEL MAflAGER LID GOES 00 rlnturad two aoond and Goer a. Son on,i Kirkpatrlck eald this i captureo two , , w,nt i .,. u Wa road by, yoi a third placa, but aTTytning mllllona of pereona In hla to the great c lag ion .- III and Emma Nevada were the biggest winner for their hard. FulflUer III capturing tlrat placa In three classes and Emma Nevada in tnre. Thera war but two "era ai-r ... Hut there waa only one thing the matter with tha atorv. And that Waal that It waan't true, flAiiim l.tft lYinTtfirf. f!rtTTtnftn vl Va MTknAV TToq Pvor TXnnn Tu-n WmnAn fiav H TTaIiI "When thadlapatchea were being aant r"'"' I vj ivm nwmu uj Jit, 4iuu out from London about the people bow ing to me ana tailing ma fur ward I waa at Carlsbad I have often wondered what King Edward himself thought of tha atorlea a they were printed." , Colonel Kirknatrlck waa manager of tha Palace hotel when It waa destroyed by fire .and he will manage tha new atead and which Will Begin" Operations on Largo Scale. (SiwtUI Dltpatek t Tbe Josraat.) Bt Helena, Or., Sept. II. The city I deceived by Democrats From Taggart. (rolltd Preea Ut-4 Wire.) New York. Sept 11 Noraian JS. alack. letter of Credit and 3fuch Keal Cash. mm (Caltag Press Uu4 Wtre.l Ban Francisco, BepU II. Suspected of atruoture which la now going up in its I council la at nlahf beesed a resolution I chairman r tha ri.mn.r.iin - mMnaii Ihevlna rohtuut t.-n n...i nd which la to te ona or tne nn- . . ., " . . . V" " "7" " . " eat hotela In the world. And ua of 1 ""i" """" tv..- oommitiee. tooay aent a telegram to loajooe, or wnicn he waa manager u to the largeat aa well. bu thl Klrkpatrl "The ground coat 11.000.000 and tha I town In fayor of the Columbia Contract of tha atatement reported to hay boon m?n.t0Jh value of more than Itlvo. ilWIngnow under way will cataom -Dtlon L.a. !. ing iiae (i.suu.ouu more. uoon 17 bloclca of land and la aald to .7 . . V J. w" Preparing la leave the c ty. Irkpatriok aald thla morning. "Wa .n' ,1 ,LW--5KiJ iJVi TlmoUiy U Woodruff, On hla peraon were found l0l In money aia the Poled Angua claaa w wn w luda-ed thla morning, and they ' ownWd by Richard Wllklna and J. M. , ownea bj w,. took tha ma- PUSH CLUB OBJECTS TO JAP ACTING AS POSTMASTER ngure mat xurniarnng uie beginning operatlona here on a large Republican Itata chairman.- and pub ' - amono pia tnat waa axturward kAi.i mnra than 17.000.. fr1 rD'.u ra ruoia ia um trninr v .(ated that tha orealdent thouaht Itl Parker took tha n,Minnuni thai 000. There are to be 35 room a. An IZinMny win atart a ouarry' her? and lo.ok u,r tn", JR ,um ?OB, ?' veral montha ago. C. W. m HL..1.. k. hullt 1nr wiinpanjr win aiart a nuairy ran I ahould turn tin In tha Dcmiu-ratln traaa. I Allan. iM.nf t h I S n iivl ua ioo'rooma'mor'a." " .Tv ' LW'" E'E! fS1.'01.. " uryjmm.dlatiir.f ter thSppolntm.nt dlhargM Parker V few 'day. ago Tol- V.7-rl-. r atarti In the raceil or","'. ' rT": ""J or Governor C N. tiaakeil aa the na- owing hla aiamlaaal Mlaa Annie Buck. Wednesday. After aeelng hla horae wh,"h nVa latalV lncreaae Mlaa yidela Oould. rcent ar- Chief ..... ".in ....... I. a. I wnicn nil laioiy incraaaea na plain, ib hd bean announcail nravloualv that thalrlvala a Lost f, i.n.. .,.i atart tne coionai w... J-irr.!" mpioyingaDom ioo men. and tnere ara ir-..ur- Wa. Vmov ' ' " Hi o. o .d T" r,n.vw :V,,iV-I wlln Franciaoo mat vmn. aooiii 75 block inanrra additional em-1 x-r.W aianimt that anv mnnav. hedlli inA .kik ih.. T.i. X. r.i I The natrtnk In Salem all Of Jast week. I KJnv In thla I mm Ml lata n.lvhborhiMd. 1 1.'0. ."'?a th1 Jf!1' "c7" I M.v00u wPlcft -tnlf lalu to have left I am . rTrnl.hine- Belalin blocka and material ? " r . ai .'""b w" ' W.. ' kPlng. . The anowa . for tha man..V.tnra f !. i"": ""V"""' .!:"",,"" L.wr. '" ''? Mt W M IOUBU dflon ' - . . I .. Jlovine: ; rjcturo Show Men Notified by Police to Close Up' Sunday 3Iay ' Keep y Open as Theatres Few. Businesses Are Exempt. . tXi-itv of the aventa. The eventa. ana hi Wnera aa Judged thla morning were aa followa: Kereforda. rif ri.inn fint. The club la In favor or That there ara enough Americana In the city of Portland to conduct thla Mltw'l. n..i.ffl.. K11.I11M. an tha Aanla- i Bulla, l-rorJda No tjntriea. Albtn Puah club which .ton.1' WW ' .t laat nlnght in a ball at Mt.ala.tppl Bull, aenior yeanina " avenue ana KUiingawortn atreet. t0on.??. ,..riinaHubert Boy. Tha fact- tbat a Japane.a la allowed naa-atoni flrat: Fair dak. E. P. Walr to-conduct a petal aubetatlon in thla aecond. , , .... city met with .unanlmoua disapproval Bull. ..nlor, daa-Trlntlple, Cl-g- l u hopa by membri of th, cIub ..awAMa and over Emma tnat tne unttea isaet ems ciuoa win yjlL A'mVSS, Join in the action taken laat nighty . e aJ2oida and under Ml.a The club Indorsed the revl.lon of the wnJTi v nlmMml ttnt city charter and I. In favor Of having ii-ifaanlnrverllnariora Donald the new et of city law. drawn up In ,.H?i.''..""lorX.t?. 'Wi JSCiS IL .uch a way that ll will provide for a J I. VIAKBWII -f.. I 11 W l. 4 ha Aa.na Kv tka tsttr C1fe?a'.e'nCo? claaa-Idaho Princa.a. They tRink that the fclty ahoujd Improve . ' . . nri rn ira r'ki r ai rty 1 1 RirMLi. 1 ii fiubiiui- wHi?D i-.Trin nnaM turea to be raid out of the general fund. ..f,p't,r' , y"""i",.. I Tha pluh la in favor of dolna- awav III, Ciag.iona, Iirau ...n,. ttt I llk r.nllla In llv alortlnna anil in. ig the name 01 after his peti 15 freeholder a Beolor champion cow Emma Nevada, Claire tone. - Junior champion cow Flora Donald, Grand champion bull Fulflller IIL Clagatona . -Grand champion cow Emma Nevada. Clagstone. :. ... Best aged herd Clagstone'a bull and three cow. . ? . . . , . Best voung herd flagstone herd. . u .iba .nlmill olthar BT. all DfC" due of one cow Clagstona, first; Weir, second; Gear, third. . , . rouea avna-na. y, ... Tha annual "report of tho Juvenila BulL I-vear-oia ana . over 4. m. 1 ... ,., 1..,,. t ki, . tff. . J . .. 'I ' , . Iwvm.i. rfwv. www, .w.u. Finn, t-veir-old and tinder. I Rich- tha direction of Judga Gantenbeln. ard Wilkin's bull, first. . ' I shows that 780 delinquents were brought Boat aged cows jrticnara rr nani 1 int0 tn . court oy citation ouruig it cow, first; J. M. Shafer". cow, second. I months. That boy. are much naughtier Beat l-year-old cows Richard Wll-1 than rirla seems to be proved by the kin's cow, nrsi. , fact that 610 Doys were on. tne carpet rfomor cwnB nit;uiw nu..u.wnw-iuia only1 lie gina. Ban.. first; N. O. Booker's, aame owner,) xha ages of 14 and IS ara apparently aecond. I the moat dangerous in tne aeveiopment Eenlor yearling J. M, Shafer". anl-1 0f criminal tendencies, for there were , , . T 1 .V. 1 UMtVIn1. animal l.n. la. . . . . . . . . . r V, iiini x.rai. mu.aaiu n m w 1 loo uiienuara ui vuubd natcja. who xiuii- ' ond. Idred and one ware 10, 85 were 17, 183 iwa .TnttaraA. . -. I war from 11 to II. and 174 were 10 " . .1 i.nrla. Tmiamv waa tha Ak.,M no CAUGHT Portland'a streets. More bulldlnara have been erected In St. Helena aurlr for any prevlou nisiory. At a number 01 lurabla coun story stone building for Its own and of fice occupancy, and G. D. GUson has a II room hotel under way. the lower . .ui'iv.. , -jitt.i nartir ttry 0' wh.lch will ba used for a bak na ui m- uaiii v. uw v Ziy I ry and restaurant. It laathouKht by members of the clubl tnat aucn a provision wouia ramuTo mi fear of political doom on the part of office boldera and consequently give the people better administrations. 'Tha auhatatlon in Question Is at Third and Couch atreets and a Japanese waa allowed to take cnarge oy-.tne an partment aome time ago after -a petition had been sent in by the Japanese, ine purpose of the department officials In permitting a Japanse to be- In charge waa to relieve the main office of being 5ut to considerable inconvenience by the apanese who could not speak English. In making out money orders and trans acting other business with the postof flce the majority of the Japan-ae of Portland go to me onice it imro Couch. Some time ago tnere waa a nrotest aaalnst the substation being In the hands of a Japanese and the pro tests were sent to Washington. The department officials, however, refused to lntenere wnn me yrcncui uiiubc menta. ty bank in putting up a two 001 " JIWYUH II I GRAVES DANGER (CBlteO Free Lease Wlre.t STEALING JUICE Havlngabeen called upon by District ey Cameron to enforce every p ro ot tne Sunday closing law. Grltamaoher la preparing to do so vengeance, proprietors of the moving picture ara being notified to keep their . ahut next Sunday, but as the chief learned today they ara paying a license to the city aa theatres It la probable that thla portion of Ma order will be remanded and tha nlckelodlona allowed to give performances on Sunday. , Is this to be tha permanent order of tbingsr District Attorney Cameron waa asked today. T . . . "Well, It la tha law," waa hla reply. Tha district attorney declares that frequent complaints have been made to , him because the pool rooms were al lowed to remain open on Sunday, and that It a.. An a ....A ..... . M 1 . Threa times triad, threa times .taken I plaints that bo wrota tha. letter to Chief ' . 1 of business exempted ounaay closing slat- special amendment) livery DEATH BLOCKS TRIAL TWICE London, Sept. 12. Miss Violet Aa- under advisement by. the judge . who Gritsmacher. illh, daughter of tha premier. Is lying heird tha testimony, and twice left un- hlaVfloni'Tha i ngeroualy 1U at Strain casUa In Scot- fiolahed by tha death of tha Judge, la utea ara theatre. Z land after being; found unconscious on the strange history of two caaea heard I df": atores, doctors' offices, the brink of a high cliff. Deepest by Judge Bronaugb In the clncull oourt li'irartnVa---"'!, mystery aurrounda her caae and noth-1 yesterday. I J .,ar yre boot black stands. l&n1?.?' 0t th" rr.t caae. were heard by Judge poSWla " 1 preji ex. auv.ua v irai uociuvu l iiaana unaiiii ii.a..-. a. a . 1 . Miss Asqulth strnilad.out to tha cliff removed him from the bench. So a new I IV." VI"!? ,De,n V1? tM IJUVEIIILE COURT II OK CREASES ,. .i, aa Ivan tin tn I years or unuor. unrvcnj woa cusrgi Tn. ni.lr w,1"." fV?.-1.0 in tha rreatest number of cases, tfi. hilt ihowln- specimen m xum e, t charged with Immorality, ll to receive payment for the goods. D at Dryden'a stallion Dupont waa lth ?corE,Jlbiil1yi 44 wlthaBJnokl,n? toW the chief to make the coi V- f1-. .J-ryaen ""?."7., fT claarettes. 24 with truancy and 81 with -nnma tki.n.ii ai,r.r.nrn. that WRANGLE OVER FIRE HYDRANTS While Mayor Lane take, the respon sibility for the delay of the city in ac cepting the hydrants. delivered last May by the Ludlow company, he holds the chief of the fire department responsible to him for the misunderstanding that has-ariaen. The mayor said this morn ing that Chief Campbell came to him at the time the hydrants were delivered and told him that the Ludlow company rerused to help in malting tne tests. Dr. Lane says it looked reasonable to him that the company should be made to assist the fire department in testing hed by tnem. He rght ir the company did not care to the city they should be in no hurry so he company come through," supporlng that they ludred the Vrand champion and J, D. I cigarettes, a witn truancy ana i wnn "come through." supporlng that tl GVrWa mara, AlplneRo was given assault and battery. Forty glrls were wert required by their contract to do ' S.raKin.I ..P .S. w' rTivdaadaia nt to the house of the Good Shep- The mayor now says that he waa n tha blue ribbon as the best Clydesdale l" "ie nouse 01 ui woa onep- The mayor now says that he was rols- e at the show" ' " h8rd s boys to the reform school, 2 Uken. The company had fulfilled its mar" at 111" bmuw. t .. . I wm unt n hai-ltahla Inatltilttnna and I - . v. . t. i v.n Professor W. 1 . t-ariysie actea I ;v " V . , .1 ,:.:T ""Kh pf ""T Judge In aU contests among Worses. The ,w,iuu.. TiS..i li1' de,'ve.r.e.a tn. nyarante, xnat unier rreater numoer 01 pnaea weni i 1 . - -,Tvir l ...ix vomuou um uui iUuw ui. i..T ... horaea tolina. ,.n.k ia HM, flimiAA " .uw. 1 ,,, .a- .Ka. 1 mi m K Ar h.in. 7H I yt X.-I . I a 1 V. . number of prizes went to the A larger numDer or oeiinqueni anq Campbell did not know this Is why th Owned by D. J. Gordon & Son, dependent .children have been brougnt I mayor holds the head of the Are depart ranch is near Dundee. before the court than during any pre- ment accountable for the delay. " tJM"' .Wn.f Gvrrs aa combed with 614Tor the yea? pre" ctlv fortheir &&X;tyt?uiZ-&W&BjUJSS ::K!f4teUoBof the court hydrants .which have been accepted and :a-m wiiiioWT ua.tini'i bim P"' wr, toikkou oy jnw "a i are now oemg useu oy tne city, tne second and William Hasting s Bruca May .4 190T B as 0 jnqiUda children mayor replied that he did not know, came in third. between 1 and 18 yeara of age. One Upon Inquiry at the water oflice it " In tha S-vear-old class D. M. Drvden s I hundred and ninetv-slx were 16 or 17 I waa iarnH that th watar hnnrri la Bupont captured the blue ribbon, with) years of age, hence the number under I waiting for the fire department to notify Hugh Nlsbet's Western King in second .( shows a alight decrease as com- them officially that the hydrants have piace. no -yr-oiu oiaiiioua were ra-i parea wun last yeara report, mm nuumirjeen accepted Derore payment is maae. lered. '.' - ISO'per cent decrease compared with the I The fire chief says that he has re- CWraoii Korses win. . .' If irst year's work. I ported to the water department after unn.. v,....n'. ' An lncreasina number of cases' have I Mr. h tat made and notified that dDart- and Macqueen's Heir.' took first and ec- been disposed of by ' lettera of warning pent whenever any of the tested ond in their class, v to parents wh6se children have violated hydrants have been accepted. . Mr. . TnntilT iZni have committed some trivial offense, enough notification. Speaking , of the Ir?? .r.Z.P ha5!l2Sii.iM mJl? Three hundred and ninety six of these matter he said: has been notified oi .tne acceptance or one would imagine that "Juice" Saturday. When she did not return at start was taken and thev were aaain b ? ,u nntain ciosea aoors next would be about the hardest thing In "'f " . '.."'r" .JT' v.1 Jr'J" . bforihyudSr V.er" f rJrnei,0,l f13 of th Proprlator. baln . world to .teal. Fact 1. that .1 S.BmIouc ' ' i?.7ft2Bhr-..J-;m .Orltsmacher lr doubtful ab, Tilled hv naath ' 12? "aiity of closing one or two .K.? 5-n.,. .'. b"t is notifying, them In i 8100,000 TOR ROSE FESTIVAL the trlcity la about the easiest thing with which many Portland orientals make their getaway." Two arrests for thla offense were made today. T. Hayakawa, a Japanese restaurant proprietor at 3H North Second street, was found to have eight electrlo lights in his Place. The officials of the Fort land Railway, Light & Power company ha.1 T. etc., arrested. He made a connection with a big live wire Just as slick as any ell you ever saw. And there was light. And It didn't cost T. Hay, etc., a cent Now it is likely to cost T. Hay, etc., a good deal. The boss of a hop Joint at 180 Second is aiso to tne as much so as Chinese opium den, so the police y. week to campaign for 1100.000 for next aa",r,thhr.aa!lnhi1lfi.nh7r W- Hoyt, pr'eaident of the Fes- f.ndleP- rf.yj.01' Pl"Vby: tlval association T has announced the il-.Tni""-A.V".i?L";- "f.i L. I following committees for next year: leiiow aireiunea nimoeji. x own mo i in..ri..- . .w.a. t r before he was read judgment he waa about on , . i a . . ... i iinu uui npLitviar Liicin in an- vering'tiranta. andVtT." 2.'ffflS J?. l5f5- Aevln rlh.t it I. b.t- Judge Broiiaugh. He probably will de- 0 Vhort i tlm. for ? nrenVinn'"0 weeVh.Td .V'ril TDl tr'c' AttVrTey'canftr the ' BUMratltlous T mlrhrittarh' to ,hi U.oned " 2 clar beln In drug .tS.nVPVift.i th2t ha. UfnJf-iS .hi t", on Sunday, but evaded thla by viVial-7 th" h" ,0U0W,1 tha I1"?,.1 'ew cigar .tore, clea? .taTte.TVel,Va.fn-it0nth'.rdn? ! ' th ' CharieS H PlkSKanS the -itJta H-?J baU th, en. t 1" Probable that no Holve.Hortle." IflVttf SSSZ fVh 5" ?J ?0"temP' I m W -. i- . : . l uo xiiauo uy trie Ruinunuei 10 hiud ma i inn xur ins r iinim airi4i gnsa awiiir in. . . ... ' Determined to double laat year'a sub- volve. the .payment of Interest claimed Jit ha f will not pm.eute? and' scrlptions and with assurances of sue-1 waa ha heirs on money of thelra that under the Tclrcums ancis ft irnot erob iUTf 1 1 Z '"JLl8' Holt-Ubleat CheTo'pSflce arilxmfche; bad today, "although not o.sa from every side, the Portland Ros with tha Japanese, This Is a Festival association will begin next oui, IffVj ?" f tZrA aTnhe totftl I den. so tha nollce aav. . ,- . sum Involved la less than 1 1,000. ' TRUSTEE DOLPH Uld D Ana the cmnaman did. x.ast night he was caugnt caugnt riant in tne act, Although not arrested, nor is his name known, the police have a warrant for lug arrest. And whether a "John" is caught or not. he will not be In his accustomed place this night, rolling his accustomed pill. Because "John" Is scared. YOUNG INVALID LOST TOSEARCIIING MOTHER uuruon . yvm (vuke ana un)on psiij i . aecond and third. 'Gordon's yearlings! took all th pee .places wltn uordon uien Maid orat ana uoraon uien jbiess nn these, and It is up to them to pay for OoVflon Olen Bel liond aid 1 tWrdT Nell r best colts. Both are owned them. They made the contract, and we . .vJ i?.ma?fri; .anrt In J by Gordon & Son. , T have nothing whatever to do with it and Blossom xrame in first and second a-0r,m ?rnttnm mrtt of one stallion other than to paas upon the quality of 6 j j ft i ;Taj mm mim mm m and nrndnca of ona mare-took all the I the hvdrants. honors. The colts of Barbara Bayne "If the water board wants me to were given the first award. The cup I make any further notifications than I for the best arouo of five registered have already made, they should ask me stallions, two years Old or over, ownea to ao so. i muix tney are tuny cog i .... . AvkihliA- wnl u tha dnrrmn I nlvAtot that T hAM ArantAd tha hv. farm, as did the test group of four reg-1 d rants which the city Is now Installing lntered mares, and one registered stal-1 because these are being put in under linn twst vaara nid nr over. i tn oraers oi tne water ooaru. Dryden's three-year-old stallion Du-1 "I don't, know that the Ludlw com- pont was picked over Gordon's Royal pany has completed its contract yet Minnmn aa , tha best three-veac-old either. By their agreement with the stallion. Macaeen's Heir took first place city they .guarantee such hydrant. As for two-year-olds, and the grand cham- I 24 of the hydrants have not as vet been plonship was awarded to Dryden's Du-1 accepted by me, I do not see that the pont. Gordon's Alpine Rose and Glen I company has up to fhls time fulfilled Uordon Mala were aajuaffea tne nest " i " v""i. mares In tha two classes. Alpine Rose was picked as tha grand champion mare. Mr. and Mrs, C C. Maxon of Lewiston. Idaho, are worried over, tjhelr 'failure to hear from Mrs. Maxon's son. Alton W. Walker, and fear that he has dis appeared," ' Mr. "Walker, so Mr. Maxon writes, was ill in the hos pital at Eugene on the 7th and from there wrota hla mother that he was acarcely able to get to the postofOce for his mail, and the doctor told him to leave the hospital, presumably from lack of funds, and that he would not live alx months. Bis mother wired him to return home at once and on the 10th he wired that ha was coming and to send money to Portland. The ticket and money were wired to PorUinrf at once, but the young man has not been heard of since. Mr. and Mrs. Maxon ask that any one who ba. any Informa tion about Mr. Walker will let them know at ohce, a. they fear he Is dead or stranded. They say that letters from his mother, all of which have C. C Maxon on the envelope, could easily Identify him. Now is the time to buy - ; the Boys' School Shoes. Our lines are the most com plete, at fair prices. lAiue oems anoes, sizes 8 to 13, at 91.35 to $2. Boys'," Shoes, $1.65 to Special showing of Boys' High-Cut Shoes, in black and tan -with buckle tops, $3. ' We're confident that one rest of our worthy shoes will tie any parent to this store for Boys Shoes. W.4LL0WA IS NOW OX THE KAILE0.4D MAP (Special Diapetck to The Joaraal.) Wallowa. Or, Sept 21. The first passenger train over the Joseph exten sion of the O. R. A N. arrived at this city a few minutes after It o'clock Sun day noon. The 16 coaches composing TLVO SLAIN BY ' IIEGRO MANIAC i US RECEIVER "Just hooy Meler' B- w- Rw' Ch"ter A' Ju" ,P0OK y.our wlres to n,inB any I Whitemore and M. C. Dickinson. vnnaiM uwiuiA.1-vrmiBD Auvuin. Ways and means committee A. L. Mills, W. M.- Ladd, J. C. Alnsworth, F. W. Leadbetter, H. H. Newhall, C. N. Hugglns, L. J. Wentworth, W. D. Wheel Wright, A. D. Charlton, Herman Witten berg. A. H. Devers. J. M. Healy. Big Slchel. S. G. Reed, D. J. Moore, Charles T,.H w,, . TfiL. 0,.,.. F. Beebe, Ben Selling, A. B. Stelnbach, Jud- wolverton in the United States n. J. wortman ana J. a. uigeiow. vuii v oeji'-'i""er iv, vneaier v. any arrests. Sheriff Oeta tatter. Sheriff Stevens said todav that ha had received a letter from District At torney 'ameron calling attention to the sweeping provisions of the Sunday clos ing law! similar to the leUer sent to the chief of police. , The sheriff said that he win act in enforcing the law by serving all war rants that are placed In his hands. ' Asked if be would send out some of his sleuths In the country districts to de tect violations of the law, he said . that was a matter that he has not considered. U"U,nC! ry b tharaPcountryBtorekeeVre I? selling3- aara on Sundav" waa aaked. in tnat case i win asg tne man tnat The particularly strong- ways and Dolnh. aa im.iu in tumbm.ii.. th. telephones to come In and make com- meana committee will make the work of ... .-,., x., .,,., . plaint, and then I wii? serve the war- financing the next festival comparative-1 " , v. V rant, neanswerea. ly easy, it is Relieved,- Dut in oraer to I . "i1" V" tlu" c-uun get an early start the work of soliciting against M. L. Beaoh, receiver of the subscriptions will be begun next week. I"8"1' the MerchanU Saving & Two Bibs Broken. The headquarters of the association will JiTi8 m?An,y,a8kl,,,ih8,court iet still remain in the Swetland building. a!'d,tJ?n.ndet .?i'il 'SltJ.?0 - v-jmi v aJt:at.i J fifth floor. LYNCHED NEGRO SURVIVES ROPE (United Press Leased Wirt.) El Paso, Texas, Sept. It. Leaving George Clark, a negro, banging to a tree thinking he waa dead, a mob dispersed last night, but this morning it was found in some mysterious manner Clark had managed to fight death all nigbt and waa alive. When he waa discovered dangling at the end of the rope tne negro was im mediately cut down and hurried to jail. A aecond mob la aatherinc. . Clark is accused of shooting Constable W. H. Taylor, who attempted to arrest him at Shero. (tTnltad Prcsa Laaa-4 Wlra.) Washington, Sept. 22. Becoming sud the train carried 1,(00 people from La I denly possessed of a mania for bloed. Grande and JfcJgm. . I Andrew LI ah t foot, a nerro natlant at T 1 1 KAA Mn - nnit A.. n.nnl a I " bad rat hired at the Improvised depot I Dl- t"MU" aa-yium tor tne insane. In this city snd greeted the train with I killed Millie Folln, an Inmate of the la the firing of anvils, the blasting ol 1 atltntlnn. and Patrick Uilnn.r vvauar is v - iter or ins Knranoi tno severely wound eral braaa banda I ed Mlaa Delia Roblnaoa. an Inmata The vlaltors ana townepeople gath-1 Tha minlu failed hla rirtim. ari.h . ered at tha picnic grouada near thla I BtMl r row bar Aftar knnrkinr city where lunch baaketa were opened down he escaped to a swamp. and a free dinner served to all the I ouarda surrounded the awamp and the ., . i negro waa rapturea alter naving ben Later there were speeches and mualc. I ahot In the leg Leonard Couch of Wallowa, delivered h had been a patient at tha hospital the addresa f weloome and was r-1 tn i.h vaara .nd a-. . -.,.i.T ponded to by J. D. IS later of La Grande. I harmleaa l ne crow a waa oy lar vnm larreai aver gathered at a celebration In tnls city. No accidents marred toe pleasures the day. THREE CITIES TO it STOXE TIIIiOWEIt CONFESSES GUILT TIME FOE ANOTHER SCRAP IN HONDURAS (United Press teased wire.) Pan Francisco, Sept 22. Amapala, Honduras, la under martial law, accord. Ing to newa brought by the United States cruiser Milwaukee, which Is coal ing here today, following her arrival from Central American water. While there have been do disturbances for several weeks, government troops are in readiness to quell any uprising of the natives of the interior, which may come at any time. The revolutionary force in Honduras la reported to number about 1,(00. FREE PILE CURE TT4VT' TTT VfTPTPTTV I A" doubt T th e"ullt of Ralph Jl.Ar. r.L.r.tvI lULll 1 iRadderry, the boy who aent a suagsbot w rr r f m CLOTHIERS K 5-170 Third StrccL fftpartal Haatrt t TW oarMl Pendleton, Or.. Kept. Jt. A company waa formed here yesterday whom pur rse Is to furnish elertrle light for Hermlaton. Kobe and Umatilla. Work haa already started oa actual comntrxte- tion two power ditrhea tnat wean of Heratatew. The dratnagw of water from thegorernment and two prlvata reclaaia ttoa M-e)ats wlU b atillaod ta vciop horapowcr. The water will be du-mped back into the river so as - te interfere wlta proaet bef"w. J. T. Hinkla, a aaeinbr ef the com pa ay, says two plaata will b la opartt ! tiefere et auaaTner. Other mfrpar f taa m are O. D. Teal, li. U. and Ron Jfrwy- throngh a Mount Pcott car at Myrtie Park and narrowly mlaaad the head of a otnaa passenger, has as remot ed hv hla coofaeslon to Bailiff Courtney, wha acted as guard la taking tha bey to Mlem. He etosuy oenixi tile m i rtn b waa tried a a 4 his another, thorourh- ly eoiT1m-a tnat a was tsttorvat. amunaed tbe rourt rwHiae by her leal cmmi whea he was erdarnl ecat to the reforss srhool. Fiuaa4re to Roof. . A nm alar -rtt nine ?i li te 47 Devenport ere-H. Portlaa4 Helgtita. arly.tke aaorntna. to yn: I a-it a fir hi' a tiad ea(ht the woodwork, imgd a cklsaey and ease! camag ef ja. Sent to Demonstrate th Merits of Pyramid PiU Curt. Wkat It Xas Seae for Otkers, St Caa Xe row Tea, We have teatiaionlals by tbe hundreds showing all stage), ktnda and degre-es or piles wnicn nave been cared oy ryr inl4 Pile Cure. If you could read thee nasoliclted letters yo wvtild bo doubt go to the rear drag store aad bay a box of Pyramid Pile Care at aceverlco eenta. Wi do aat ask y te do thta Send aa ytrar aame and addreee and we wlU aend you a trial t-ackafe by snail free. We know what tbe trial Dark re will do. In many caaea tt haa -urd Mlaa wrtkewt fariaav traataaeat. If l prove Ita value to ya order more from ymir drngstat. This ta fair, la It BAtf giro ply wr"ta tea a latter airing Tour nam and m4rm and w will a-nd. yoo the trial irkare by enall ta t-lahs wrapper f-aav Ad-'-a Pvremid fn-u Co. itl ryrstald B;dg, Marstall, Micav OLD MAN IS RUN . DOWN BY AN AUTO ' Martin Feeney. a laborer, 60 years old was run down by an automobile numbered 149 Oregon,' ana, listed aa Deionging to covey itiaaie, at oecona and Burnside streets at 11 o'clock this mornlna- and sustained oainful cuts and bruises about the head and face. One of his hands was severely cut and he complained or internal injuries. Trie injured man waa removed to a near-by saloon and waa axterwaraa taaen to Bt. Vincent'a hospital by a Red Cross am du lance. It wss denied at H. M. Corey's, suc cessor to Covey A Riddle, that the automobile belonged to thenfr and the explanation made tnat tne license tag No. 14s, waa one that has probably been loaned from that placa and not returned. FINAL REPORT IN . M'DONNELL ESTATE As administrator of the partnership estate of John T. McDonnell, in the firm of McAllen & McDonnell, L). Mo Allen haa made his final report to the county court, showing that from Janu ary l to September it ne receivea in cash $125,149.. 0 and expended $120, (90.SS. leaving af balance of $4,461.72. Besides thla property belonging to Mo Donnell'a estate haa been sold for not less tban $50,000, and there Is In addi tion real estate valued at $20,000. H. Clausseulus and Joseph Wagner, administrators of the estate of B. Gaken. In their final report ahow that they have realised $21. 854.41 on the as sets of the estate, and have paid out $7.60t.fS, leaving I14.S47.70 to be dis tributed to the heirs. G.O.P.BESTOF IT THREE TO ONE Republicans flocked in to register at th county clerk's of Ac this morning in th rati of three to on aa compared with the DeniocraAts, making a much better shewing for their party than oa yesterday, when tb book were flrat or-snod. Thla morning ther wr 22 Rrpublieaaa and t Democrats. Tester day there were SI Republicans and it Demorrata ' Tea tarda y bib or tn re gwi rations mt int th scattering list, and this amine- seven wer added t th nlaor rarU or wer etaeed a a Itvdepandanta This mad a total of 10S aw voter registered at noon V4ay. Tb county clerk's affle le efreri te th voter front In th asornlng t In th af tamoow each day. lS'atsraUsed rtttseos rr lhoM wa want t voto oa i hA.tr flrat' rpera csust briag thetr t-rm wlta these. , Andrew Devlin, a laborer at the In-man-Poulsen Lumber company's mill. mu ra Hpurh tn aur. I was sirurn oy a anna; carrying; aererai render all aaseta of the coniDanv in his large timbers while loading a vessel possession.. lying at the mill dock this morning. Thla action, la the result of a Ion Two ribs were broken. He was removed series of litigation In which charges of to his home at East Second and Flan- fraud and collusion have henn f roalv I der by a Holman ambulance. niauc. iuiyu aaaerts tnat tt. u. Cliapin, president of the Art Furniture concern, oommltted a fraud on the corporation in October, 1907, when he executed a note and mortgage to the Merchants' Savings & Trust company for $S,178 in return ror a surrender of his stock. tie asserts tnat a uk fraud was com; mitted in giving a note for $937 to KoDert Andrews, which was by him as signed to the Merchants' Savings & Trust. Dolph alleges that Beach waa named aa receiver at the inatance of the trust company ana tna. tnrougn collusion the circuit court waa induced to order the sale of the property under the mort- f rages. Alter tne execution had been ssued the sale was stODOed by an or der from Judge Wolverton and Dolph's present suit Is designed to undo air that Beach has done aa receiver In the. cir cuit court proceedings. , UNDERWRITERS CUT . INSURANCE RAISE Portland merchants and property own. era will lose nothing because of tha ad ditional 2S cents aded to fire insur ance premiums by tha fire underwrit ers aasoclation soma months ago be cause of the alleged dangerous condi tion of light and power wires In the downtown district. The underwriters' association removed the 25 cent em bargo today, and declared they would not collect the money for the previous months because the abuse they com plained of had been remedied. - It was claimed by the underwriters that the light and power company dis tributed power for buildings and com mercial purposes and for the . trolley cars rrom tne same generator, and It was clalmad that the uneven distribu tion of current was a constant cause of danger, some time ago the lia-ht and power company announced that the de sired cnanges in tne system nad been made, but- tests- by the underwriters failed to satisfy them until last night, when the thorough tests wer mad by Professor Cory . of tb University of uanrornia, consulting engineer or tne underwriters, atjd the system waa found to De aaiisiaciory. CITY MAY CARE FOR DRIVERS FAMILY Mayor Lane baa asked th council to investigate tn circumstance surround-in- the cas of J. Bates, tha driver of a wood wagon, who waa Injured near tne AiDina pumping station while working for the Banfleld-Veasey com pany. In a letter he saws that Bates has a large family to support and that It may ba th duty of the eltv tn taka car or mm. Hates is in Bt. Vincent's nospitai suiiermg xTom paraiyaia Wind Up Btuinrsfl. Th Harriman line aunaelntajidanta . . w w , i.w utV wen uu in in a their em-annual meetlna- in Pom... completed their sessions this morning and will leava for their home thla evening. Ther wer about 40 superin tendent of motive power, and maeter mecnamr m aitenoanc at th meeting and they cam from nearly every atate west of th Mississippi river. The business Of tbe meetlna haa . rrtnalar.-o mainly of technical mettera a uch to fixing of common standards. Prrighc Service) to Satan. Weight eervleo between Portland and' Palcm was begua today on f ba Oregon Electric Un and dally freight tralne will bo rua by th road la th future. Th arrival of th first eona!gnmet of box and fiat cars ordered fey the m4 ma9e th InanrurgKoa ef a. flatly frtfht rrlc r-aalM. Tb fre'eht 4ejvH at Water and Jefferson atreets la bow opa tot freight t Most of our ambitioua youDR American trirla work too hard at school. Many teachers have little or no judgment about pushing a child beyond her endurance. 1 hey ought to Know tnat girls especially have a danger period. Often too often, utter physical collapse is the result, and it takes years and years to recover lost vitality. Many a young girt has been helped over this critical period, and been prt pared for a healthy womanhood by LYDIA EaPINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND Miss Elsie L. Hook, of Chelsea, Vt, vrrites to Mrs. Hiikham: "I am only sixteen yeara old. bat I want to tell yon that Lydla . Pink barn's Vetretable Cotrnxmnd sad your ad vie cored mo of aldeache, prtod!o paina and sleeplessoeaa, also of a ner vous. Irritable condition after every- thin-- else had failed, and I want io thank you for it." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty rears Lrdia E. Pink- ham's Veeetable Compound, made from, root and herbs, has been tbe standard remedy for female -ilia, and has pnsit ively cured thousands of wnman vliA hivaiaati tmithlMi vifh V difplaVYmentA, infiaialTiation-TAj re ra tion, fibroid tumors, imrularities, periodic pains, backache, thst bear, ing-down feeling. fivtukncr,indire- tinn,dindD5!i,or cerrous prttruoa. hy don t you try It r Sirs, rinkbam Inrlts sJI sick women to write brr tot avdyicfl. Rbe has mided thousands te hfaitlv, Addrrs Lynn. Maaa