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Newspaper Page TextTHE PRICE OF ALL EDITIONS OF THE DAILY JOURNAL IS 2c A COPY ON. THE STREETS AND A T THE OFFICE Head tlxo. Display ; and Want Ads in . Today's Jonrnal The Weather -Fair And warmer tonight; Thursday poualbly abowera. VOL. VII.' NO. 173. 1 PORTLAND. OREGON. WEDNESDAY EVENING, r SEPTEMBER :. 23. 1008. SIXTEEN PAGES. JOURNAL CIRCULATION xuaiEnuAx was 29,825 PRICE TWO CENTS. VJa.uNVs"7a! ROSMI, MMIW W iMAilAGMill -J" " : " '. ' . .. .' . ' , ' " '-".'V , : - -' - ' I ' ' " ' iMnrj OVPTrflfl lTAFT AND foraker have buried the hatchet" IIiUlA Ulul till IBMSKffl .- viwnricz-. I .r . . 1 rc .11 .in... mmmm mm mm aw aa oaoi mm ..r. r 2! : : -.1- - riS m '77. 11 , . i , iii , . ; . Si " i fh: inn, L"r.A 7 POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION FUND FOR BRYAN'S OREGON CAMPAIGN The Journal Will Begin at Once Collection of Money for Fight in This "State for Democratic Party 'J, The Journal will begin at once the collection by popular sub- ture and speaking in this state. Contributions will be accepted in ' laree or small amounts from any or all who wish to see the Bryan and Kern side fairly and fully presented to voters in the pending : presidential campaign. Preliminary to the plan, and -as a part jof it, a special committee of five well-known citizens has been ap pointed by Chairman Sweek, at the instance of The Journal, and it 1 will be by this committee that ail funds contributed will be receipted for, accounted for and disbursed. The committee, though inde pendent of, is in perfect harmony with the existing Democratic camoaien committees, and comprises the following persons: Jef ferson Mvers, J. N. Teal and C. S. Jackson, Portland; State Senator William Jennings Bryan, Democrat! C. J. Smith, Pendleton, and W. M. Kiser, Salem. All members of Candidate for President, the committee hve consented to act except Mr. Teal, who is tem porarily in San Francisco, but is expected to accept the place on the committee upon his return. The personnel of the committee will be a sufficient guarantee to those who contribute that such contributions as are made will be wisely, economically and faithfully expended. The desire to give a fair hearing to the people of all sides of the pending issues,, and let them choose according to the 'dictates of their own consciences, is the occasion for the movement; the fact that the national Demo cratic committee has but limited means and cannot send funds to Oregon is the necessity. Remittances should be addressed Bryan Fund, care Journal, Portland, Or., and should be made payable to The Journal. Receipts will be issued, books will be kept that will at all times be open to the inspection of any -contributor, and before the election a report of the disbursements will be pub lished,', ; - VOTES President Wants Jfore Red Fire, Bands of 3fusic and j Expense 3Ioney for Repub lican Campaign Hitch cock Slow. Xovember Is Almost Here; Nothing Doing" Archbold Tries to Crawfish Mon- nett Will Try to Down Haskell: 5S a-rmA. AX W mm - .f y GARSWI, INJURED TUGBOAT MEH TWO mm COWARDS AREBEti DRIED Philadelphia, Pa., Sept2S. At least even persons were fatally Injured and (United Freai leased Wire.) Wraneel. Alaska, Sept 23. One hun- wnue a vnl of mysterv surrounds the case. It is believed that two Port- 72 men were seriously hurt when two dred and ten whites and Chinese were liana meft. B. C. Scaring and a Mr troliev cars collided in the fog today! swept to death when the cannery bark Abbott, whose given name is unknown. on the Southwestern Traction line be- I Star of Bengal broke to pieces on Coro- have been drowned in the Willamette tween Chester and Philadelphia, near nation island. Twenty-seven, including I river near its confluonro with the Co- Tinoum. Both cars were going at nign I uaptaln wagner. were rescuea ana are mmuia. i ney disappeared two weeks .-a .. rrnwdad with worklnc- now nere, pnysicai ana raenwi wrecus ago Friday. peed and were crowaea wiu woramg - lrrlbla exiosure and hard- . . ' .-a. lua iwtcs wuH ana two cnn- men. The most seriously Injured follow: XTmnrv Tliirke. both lens crushed. John Boyer, all ribs broken, not ex pected to live long. ' Thomas Ryan, both arms crushed. Phillip Flannagan, chest crushed, can not live long. . William Jlullin,- cnest crusnea fthlrift whlph thnv undftrwint ThA aaafnHnfr ftnnnlM rtf th PArlf if? I dren at 209 Ktlsarll RtrAftf Mr, fio . I coast have no more horrid record than 'ng is doing everythine she can 'to lo. the destruction of the Ill-fated bark and cate her husband. He left one morn- the deaths of the men who were carried I"" .wiin tne intention of returning in away while two tugs stood by. " evening, evening came, but the "Those .tugboat captains should be I wire ana cnnaren waited In vain. One sent to prison for cowardice." gasped I pay--went ano -n no titer and then Mr. Captain Wagner as he was brought I Bearing .s rears were aroused.. Yester Washington, Sept. 23. "The card Index system is fine for a govern ment department, but In heaven's name let's get to work and pump some hot, red blood Into this cam paign. Never mind card Indexing the people to find out how we think they ought to vote. Let's get out with red fire and -stump talk and bands of music and expense money and stir 'em up so that they do vote. In heaven's name! November is al most here." These words were used by President Roosevelt in criticism of the work of Republican National Chairman Hitch cock, according to a cabinet officer who is talking today of the president's attitude in ' the- Taft campaign. The cabinet officer does not like Hitchcock. He says the president s word led to the appointment of Senator Crane of Massachusetts as pilot of the Taft cam paign. The cabinet officer explained that Hitchcock is the youngest man that has ever been trusted with the responsibili ties of' a big campaign and that the Republican leaders were harsh in their criticism of the card index. The president put an end to the im mense earn index that imcncocK was Iii.,... . ' " . i : i , r ' -" r '! 1 u rem ) I Ilii:!r!r' i t J. - ' '1 set Miisi MniimFmfrfnMrifr- ITf "A 1U Copyright by Pfetorlal News' Compny New irork. SIELDOfJ HAS EAFI EDRGEIS WW HEIR G.'0.P.G0I FRIEND OF TO QUARTER II NEBRASKA YESTERDAY UU planning oy puinng tne wires ana start Fng things in a lively way. ARCHBOM) TODAY DENIES M'KAT HE SAID YESTERDAY Edward Smith, motorman of Chester) ashore. Unable to sit tip and with voico 1 4y h applied to. Messrs. Edwards car. one leg cut orr. expectea to aie. gunk to a hoarse wntsper, tne captain na r uuer, iocai government inspectors Motorman ot t'luiaaeipnia car, nam of the wrecked Dark cursed tne masters 1 "L, "" "a uoiiers, in nopes that tney unknown, both legs broRen. of the Hattie Gage and Kayak asp'ght be o,ble 10 nsslst her In ascer- The collision came wunoui a mo- cowards who. he said, stood by and saw laming ine rate or ner Husband and his ment's warning. Botn cars were going i human beings perish by the score when companion. fast and both were crowded with work- they could have saved every one of M7stry Unsolved. ingmen going. to worn, men were siana- them. The Inspectors ?ld everything they ing.in the aisles and hanging onto the Sobbing like a child, the captain of could to unravel the mysterv, but the outside of both cars. the Bengal told how htsf vessel was al- solution Is still to be worked out. Motorman Smith of the Chester car lowed to drift on the rocks while these Mrs, Searing says that up till a few says that he could not see very far tugs stood by without making an ef- weeks ago her husband was employed aneaa. ana mi unwa,,w i iuri iu reifcuo nor unni sno oro iniu in a mnnress taciory in iNOrtn Port approaching i'nnaaeipnia car unm u i three pieces. land. Destruction of the plant by fire was too late to even retard the momen-I "They cut loose from us and ran like (threw Searing out. of employment, and turn of his car with the airbrakes. I the cowards they are and let us go to while waiting for another position his IS ml in siuck to nis ii uui I certain aeatn. we were in 10 xatnoms i rnena addoii suggested tnat they lm of the workmen on the I rent or tne car of water. The wind was not blowing prove their tlme.by floating a gasoline jumped. I hard and they could have held, on to I launch that had been abandoned at the Tne two neavy cara rume togeiner us as well as not. vve were in plenty J hot torn or the ,vvillamet-te near Its con wlth a terrifio Impact. The front ends of water for four hours while they were fluence with the Columbia river Hear er both cars were spiimerea ana every i standing dv and we nopea every min-Mng had been a sailor and professional occupant or m ran nunou io iuo nmir. -uia mat tney wouia come aiongsra- ror rour long aespairing noun we burned blue lights, hoping' against hope. ana tnose cowards - -" in rear an saw good men swept away. We blew upon the rocks and pounded to pieces. Something hit me and when I came to I was on the beseh." Two seamen. Mutr and Olaen. got boat off the Bengal and reached the ITntted Prem Lensed Wlrt.J New York. Sept. 23. Wall street Is discussing with great Interest the state ment fom John I). Archbold. vice-president and active head of the Standard Oil company, obtained liy the United Press yesterday, In which Archbold charged that business men are constant ly "held up" by lawmakers. Archbold today repudiates the state ment, but In spite of his denial, the story was reprinted in all the morning papers hTe today and was carried by ob- papers throughout the country . The united Press reporter who V (Contlnued on t'age Four.) Home of those standing were thrown through windows and others on the two platformswere hurled 29 feet from the tracks. The. two cars telescoped each other and toppled nver. and It was nearly an hour before maimed and Injured could be extricated from the wreck. Ambulances were hurried to the scene and he Injured taken to the hospitals en the outskirts of Philadelphia. (Continued on Page Four.) GIRLS FATHER SICKED Parent of Missing Fearl Hariland Snffers a Nervous Breakdown, as Result of Week's Trying Ordeal Faints When Starting Out oh Search. , George K. Ifavlland. father ef Kuby Pearl Havlland. the tnyatery f whose disappearance last Wednesday deepens with the peart ef time, fatnttd this morning as he was about to start with Inactive Hawley en another amrrh ef the city la the hopes of finding some meager trace 9 bin mlssinjr girt The fatbef ts physically exl austH and etnee tM inwint when he was luxe Iwtae ha ruffr1 front a. nrr e feer. Ibiwe) Net Wdneia mn- Jg hea hie i-yeer-i4 eu'T itppd from lht he baa bee tnh "it A the rry arwl (-ln f 1ke trying e1l raire te a eliw Ht nwrirt w H-" K mrrunibd te bis A rri ' re nA t iH'Atl'e ?ly te a - rr portion ef the elty had In ond search ef eve: where It is poaslhle the girl might be H a v liana swimmer and diver, and It was under stood that he was to dive Into the river and locate the position of the craft and secure it with fines. Abbott was to as sist In the work. Everything had been planned for tha undertaking, so Mrs. Searing under stood, and Friday morning two weeks ago Mr. Searing went away saying he (Continued on Page Pour.) President Prepares Answer. Washington, Sept. 13. Secre tary I.oeb this afternoon an nounced at the White House that President Roosevelt Is pre paring an answer to the tele gram sent to him yesterday by William J. Bryan. Owing to the length of the reply It was said that It probably would not be given out until this evening. (United Itcm Leaned Wire.) Lincoln, Neb.. Se;t. 23. Chairrined over the smothering of the bank deposit guaranty plank in the state platform at yesterday's Republican convention and charging the big bankers of the state with conspiracy to suppress the plank, Governor Sheldon today notified the con vention that he would not remain on the ticket unless it was explicitly under stood that he would fav'or the bank guaranty plank if reelected governor of Nebraska. The governor says in his statement that he deserves defeat if the public is not advised beforehand where he stands on public questions, and he takes the convention to task for omitting the DanK guaranty pianK. Governor Sheldon wafted to resign from the head of the tiik,et last night, but the leaders persuaded him not to do so, after pleading nearly all night He finally agreed to remain at the head of the ticket, but stipulated that his re malnlng would be on the distinct un derstendlng that the convention should be Informed beforehand how he stands on the bank guarantv plan. He de manded that tne convention have an op portunity to place another man in nom ination If the Kepumicans did not like his stand. A windfall of wealth was Dr. Evan In Toledo, Ohio, July 20: "I don't care for the presidency, If ltjM. Dallas' chief find in England on-his has to eopie by compromise withrecent visit, according to the reports of Senator Foraker." W. II. Taft. nis tnenas. ur. Dallas Is an., opticii-.n These remarks by Mr. Taft caused a wlln "lces n . the , railing .bulldins. furor in political circles. There was and in April he set out;wIth his wlfu talk pf disruption In Ohio. The party on a visit to his old home at Inverness. ir. ftoose- j oM j. uii.,i..it..j , . - would be split wide open. Mr velt referred to Mr. Taffa im stand in Ki4?""'. nenaa- not visited Tor the matter when coming to his personal . .w candidate s rescue, There he stayed- with - his mother Hint SEATTLE WOMAN DRINKS CARBOLIC Seattle. Sept. SJ. Mrs. Annie M. WIs- en, wife of Charles A. Wisen, manager or me iioiei Ainamnr. committed sul clde In her room In the hotel late yes terday afternoon by drinking carbolic scid. Piie naa neen surterer from Inflammatory rheumatism for three i years. TRAIN' PLiGES OIH Fifteen Cars of B. & Break Span Over Dela ware River. E 0. (tsltrd hrs Leased Wfra,) Elkton. Md.. Sept. S3. Fifteen cars of kept In hiding. Mr tended to accompany he officer to I freight train of the Baltimore Ohio i u rniti wnii assivimnre nw cvuio. Aiifr the father wss taken hotne. PtcUve Hawley continued the arrlt alone. Krerr Clae rwtOa. Krerr poeetM ctae whtrh might dis close th present her bou I m of the girl has run dowe and every theory advsnced hy dtwctlvea. friends snd rlatlT has ben worked over wltbeut resalt, T'-lr'-r d'ratehi "eri tt Chtent yeeterdev hv The Journal In the effort to locate I. H. Tlorwy. fo-Tr eltv rw'lr tpoetoe. hnrm the falser ef lh wilirg gtrl . believee m'ght heve Hdnr-d hTs daovter. failed of their tlVTiUiid n l"age Fitr. railroad plunged Into the Delaware liver today, when the east apail Of the bridge at Port Deposit gave wsy. One men Is beiieved tu have boen rar riod down with the train and seriously Injured. Th .remainder of the crew is thought to have escaped rioo Injury. The englno and the first car of the trln had Just vroeo4-the . weak span wrn It gave wsy aithout warning. The remalntrg cars fell into the rlvrr wltn the vm -kage of th bridge. Tk engine reoaloi on the tnn-ke. Trsffc wtil be eoroe!r dolared by th acciit. U win lake fim time bforo tle wok of reniilMtfig- 1H brtng. wh'.u k new In H' grees, tan I tg-r 1 t KAHSAS WlliS RAIL filJGIIJIES Gould and Harriman 3Iut Repair Roads or Stand the Hammer. fCnlted Prm Lesxd Wtre.l Topka, Kas-. Sept JI.-AUeglng that the Missouri Faclfle trarka In this state are In rueh poor condition that the line Is unsafe, the state railway commission has notified Oeorge J. Gould, president of the road, and E. H. Hartiman. who recently aog'dr an Interest In It, that repairs must be made Immediately. The roFBnrisetoeers' renin! Gould ef prom i sos te repair (ho read which hsve ben made Ja the past by hfe company, ard wars him that tnere word will Ht be acceptable In fu'.are ;Tb board threaten " te send tnrpeetors eat on the enmpany's lrnes and rvh'!b wk!y r- prfs Of the dferts focad. ' i WHITE SLAVERS FLEE TO FRflflCE Alfonso and Eva Dufour Have Made a Million at the Traffie. Now come the latest editions of the eastern weeklies and magazines, with articles and illustrations showing that Mr. Tart did not mean what lie said. The Literary Digest, Collier s and Har pers neekly for September 19 make thlnirs rather uncomfortable for Mr. Taft. These periodicals did not know of tne pending standard till storm wnen they went to press, for Mr. Hearst had part of the time he toured Knglaml where many of his relatives reside, Dr. and Mrs. Dallas landed in New Tork some time -last week and a wire to Mrs. Dallas' mother. Mrs. McMllhiu. said, they woul'd return the end of this week. Their friends are eagerly : wait ing to congratulate him? on his" aood fortune or to n.ieertaln -the truth of thi Dallas has Ud in Portland report. Dr. i , . nrnmi iinvt I .. . . , , i . . . , not then fired hie bombshell into the I , " " ffi . vS,i?,.J , " aji i.ri uis Foraker camp. The illustration nub-1 it'lZ .i"M."" l" " "-neim llshed above, whtch Is from Harper's, 1 ri , amount to a:Quar shows that Mr. Taft and Mr. Foraker Tr ,s a aucomouiic , en- .un on frlontIv terms rti-n frlcnWlv I inUSiaSl. terms and this after Mr. Taff llttla grandstand play at Toledo. The picture P-TiTTTsFT?' TOT HI? ADO was taken after Mr. Taft s famous ut- V-tt U J-OXilt V;JlAJltolt terance "I don't ear for the presidency If it has to come with a compromise with Mr. yoraJcer." The caption beneath the Illustration In the Literary Digest of September 19 reads: "Ho Knives In Bight. "This photograph of Mr. Taft and Senator Forjker chatting affably In the grandstand durina the Grand Army pa rade In Toledo disproves the Idea that they were carrying lung, crooked dirks intended for each other." The caption beneath the Harner's Weekly illustration, issue of September 1, reads: "Mr. Taft and Senator Foraker of Ohio sitting together ln the lower right comer of the photograph) in the grand stand, reviewing the recent Grand Ar my parade at Toledo. Thev had nrerl- ouslr announ-ed their friendly coopera tion at the Lincoln RepubMcn club. Mr. Taft was Invited to Toledo ostenslbiv to go bass fishing." Where does Mr. Taft stsnd. anvwav? He certainly was sitting net to the "objectionable' senator when the ple ura was snapped, and he Is looking' mighty pleasant, at that. . I AS GOOD AS NEW Navy Yard. Puget Sound. Sent. M. An examination of the interior of tlit cruiser Colorado shows there hs ' no leak In the new plates put nn In place of those damaged when the crulsr ran aground August 16. The heavy list to port which-occurred when- th ship was being taken out,.' of - drydoi-k end which made the unnocklng of he ship a difficult feat, was apparently due tu the shifting of a quantity of coal in the bunkers. . . . . . Papal Jnbilee Ganiei.' . Rome Sept. 23. The International athletic competition In honor of the papal jubilee began today with thou sands of athletes from all, over the world In attendance. In Its repres-nta-tlve" character and the number of Us participants the athletic c-srnival eom pnrea favorably with the Olympic game iield in London this summer. Th I nlted States. Canada. Ireland. Kngland, France, t Italy, Belgium, Germany and Austria are among the countries repre wss fCslted Chicago. Sept U Informal Ion reootvd today by Cnlted Btates lHrtrle: Attornoy 6!m that Alfonso and Eva. Injfoitr. under federal Indictment charged with nolng head ef the notori ous "white slaTo" traffic In tTil-jaeo. htd forfeited thotr bonds of and flel for safety to Prl. 'rid of tho Froncbmaa and- Ms wife drrlttd tt tHe oopo l.'I Oil caro several woks age for Paria. but it is declared that they Intend to retern te tM oonrtry to time for te!r triale ia te Tcitod fS'Ie d-wrfl -oert, wbtrb are called for tbo October trnv Aceordmg .te th l-'nriti PUtrici At'orwoy flme tn I "i roa rs fr- tb $1 " trt f lo. i RESULTS t , , i .cut rrwm ntrooflo4 t eoiatrr. id to lirt t4e looro "it of the Sbltt s'.are' . Nothing succeeds like success. It is the great ?ucce? of The Jonrnal that accounts for thesucce sful results that its advertiser get. To get profitable results advertisers trtuct reach the homes of Portland especially. -It is an undisputed" fact that The Journal cir culates in more homes in Portland and Oregon than any o(hrr news paper, and herein lies the secret of the anetjnaled resist that Jour nal advertisers get It pays to be in the best always and ihii is l-v The Journal enjoys the great bulk of the adven. v-jj; patr. rase t :' th:s great community. ,'- . WHAT THEY SAY - The Dalle. Wasco County, t)rtgm, e ; t. 21. P Oregon Journal Publishing C, Tortland, Of.: Centleroen Please discontinue dertif nei.t . f ; ; about" for sale, and send tne yrvcr b;" I r v hi 1 i that frr the present at least we w see wht . them. Yours very trt'y. J '-V i.