Ian; OkEuuW IMIL JullkiiAU i-OKillANU, Wi.i)Ai IWLMHU. "GC.OBKrt l.'lfiOS.
Li.' L
FOR POTTER
man see
HITS WEAK SPOT
Discovery Made Wliich Will
Make Convictions 'More
Difficult.
TO OUST
3JS.C0
'NEVER AGAIN'
SoutJi Portland Resident
Swears Out Warrant for
Operators of the Tacking
riant, rermit for Which
Has Just Expired.
Many Sign Petition Circu
lated llV Wiffl Of Mfln Con- In o'niurrr filed by -Attorney Olea
jaiCU UV HJie " son yo.Urtf.y and arguVd before Polio
Vlcted Of Complicity in .udg.Van Zant an effort 1 mad.
jand r rauas 1 enniiess probabi han of bin uo..fuit to
, T x t - i i t - I knock out a section of th anti-gambling
nrm Ant, KTnfrtrn to Lite J ordmanc. if th dmurrr is su-
I talned. tha nnllna arlll . fln,l It much
harder ' to obtain conviction of tha
Chinas ramblers than t they do now
and ii la hard enough, at present. ,
' U lea son, raoraaenUnc Charlie Chang I
Thaddeus 8. Potter, lck anto death. I "n.a..s, JnJ I Warrants war sworn out this noon
convicted of complicity In Orson land I here gambling waa carried on, d- for the arreat "of U Zimmerman and
frauds and sentenced to MX rnomna wimurrea yesterday on- uia around mat Bchwarisrhlld Buiiberger ror opera i
tha county Jail and to pay a fin Of 1800. "PJn " n?1 "ui?c,,ni lng a slaughter home within the city
Is to be pardoned If th effort! of Mr I .upp0rt cf thl- polnt h .rgu)I th4, aso. limits, and an attempt wUI be made by J
Potter are of any avail. She la now I tiou S of ordinance 4ITI prorldee that I residents In the vicinity of the Zlin-
circulating a petition In Portland ask.. " ob vi P&r" Vha,l SeaUent " plant In South Portland to
' ...trig, that th 'sentence be set ! vfrtt Vio' totoWMmV: l?ff ,S?C Dl,nrnl,Hrom0 ThT'cUy
.'will leave tonight for San JFrnnclsco Una 1 being carried on. He contended . 7V1 thi ?omDany th
'. to Intercede personally with Francis J. thai tbfa section of the ordinance is In- ?Xt "to o,,ata wlthlJ thT city ex!
. 1" lU."biBlf;vTnh2 &"J?l?i&tZ M toXrV. c!lr5lnVhoC,?,.W.
m m Mhw IvtUU, Droiner OI luuiiuiuuu "-"'""i
re on other I . swore out the warrant
aentenoe Is fast approaching. It0 bet and thoae who go In
On.,., fnnn.rlu In. tha laW OI IlCe OI I hnalnaaa- ,
' ff. V. Afava. became Involved ln the Zyrvbov ZJabla. . I Elmmermaa'S Fennit.
land deals of Mays and Por Instanc. he said. If art electrician I When the . city passed the ordinance
ffaM.rK. ii ytf i0 ,??. '?r h Krer; J(n,r,"p"cv0 .m"it.""zrm
a government .witness, wa- oon- - ,u? mrmaS: who then owned the packing
vlcted ana sentenoea. mb .T,7,r who wu laiine- hie money at tha fan house, appealed to the courts to nave
'STiRj Ju'JlTJnttT Un tTb?a, ? ooltecwTw.?. to vfsU th.UUgXy of the ordinance tested and
.; of the wer court waa arnnnea. rw. place to collect a MIL any of these at the nmt time secured a special per-
. ter Is now facing bla sentence. , Jn, 0u,5 bTble to arrest under mlt from the council to operate his
Ht Hue sympMnj. - ih, ,9Ctlon of the ordinance. Buch a place pending an appeal to tne suprema
' Locally, thef Is much sympathy lor provision, he helA Is an Infringement of oouru .11 .inn that
-Potter among thos who know of his human liberty and Inconsistent with th ,.It h been claim ed all along tnat
' rendition and of the olrcumetanees sur- constitution of the United States. the cuncll had no right to grant such
rounding his connection with the case m support of his contentions, he Pf "lt and it has P"? !'"
inn his consequent conviction. He Is quoted a federal court decision In a slm- u'.fcconced1flt,lat1. Jo . tend
nn Serlouslvlll with Brlghfa dlaease, flr case, where the defendant had been the Packing house a leg to stand
la Jiving in a tent In the hills bock found guilty In the municipal court of J" "?JVIi0Lt,hin tS cl v they have
of Portland. and...o his phys clan. say. Modesto. Cal.. of visiting a'pla where 0' Vn.' mtrt$P tot
i tias not long o uve. nm wn I opium ,waa amoked. it was not proved l J.l.T""" - r
'PLj;?d.i?.Jf ;t2.fPht?i5 h Jt 0.?in. hrn-ol. but "''"ittxes e ImposslMs.
th unianM hpld mirainat her hue-1 ..... u r, I P w. r?nttalL who elvned the com
nA: J.I tL,A".hd,.1Vr.0 th. municipal, court on the ground that E". v.- tl.9S. JSe ' dn?J
rireu nuiis uuv.i, tiT.- w19 ordlnanc was unconstltuuonal. y'i's uuuw ,
lS.flt ' 'en" .The two cases. Giea-on, argued, are W '.leepVhU ""f W
Virh. VW tVwT Tttwu1tarlv id I anaaugoua, ana- conaequenuy mo i-ori-
lYI1 JkfnW thi eiVl -Jund ordinance, so far as It provides
allng to thos Vflha know Of the Clr- niinlhment for ner.nna who 'fir.!.
. ' fAM
. cumstances is the fart that Potter,
hunft teehnicilly rulltv of florae
Inn with the Mava ajid Jones tnans-
, actions, was acting as an employe of I Under Advisement.
xnuye, na J ' Deputy city Attorney Bulllvan op-
. ever act be may ,have committed. , posed (jieason's contentions on - the
TL ' TJileves Oet Of f Basy. - I ground , that the court would take cog-
It is also remembered tht o. A. U. nizanue or mo purpose ior wmon m per-
Puter. who became wealthy and aquan- son visited a gambling place, but Qlea-
dered several fortunes made out of Ore- son replied that he was arguing against
f ori 'land, escaped with a nominal and the Jaw aa it stands, and not against
ong delayed .punishment. - Horace Mo- what a court mlghjt or might not do.
' Kinlev, whose thefts mounted high, Into Judge Van Zante took the matter un-
the thousands oacres and , whose easy der. advisement, and It Is not probable
: escape and long evasion of arrest cost that a decision wlU be rendered before
tha government many thousands. of dol- next Tuesdsy.i'' ; r
Jars, Is now In nominal custody -in the This morniim th attorneys for eev-
rounty jalL- 'wears clothes cut lnt the eral other batches of Chinese and-Jap-
belght of fashion and takes occasional aneae gamblers who hav been arrested
ui iis vi i. I reoenuy ruea- simiiar demurrers.
, Joying all the privileges poss ble to be AU t'ne arrests, In gambling c
,ve hla- ,. ' I late have been made under tho
pcej: punishment for persons who merely 'iluiaberwr who oro
con- visit a place where gambling ia carried K" . ifruJf 6 VstsSllrtment
VL on. is unconstitutional and Invalid. to aecur
cases of
UeXhAarniiwV-T; on-of ordioanoo 478. If the Action
io. .fXrt W f . of BuSent relating to people who frequenS a gam-
Hn? Ifw WWh ir. tVL. n? ml.. blln housd 18 knocked out, the police
SSeddshavev bSen,,tried:ale f' " A"U taw .th.rortlpw.aa
- Because of these things. Potter has !- " " ""J'lftio T -i!
Universal sympathy, and friends on the S.i9'1
' benoh and in the ranks of the bar of "ea gambling.' running a gambling
-.Portland are Joining In tho effort to Be- game or being present in a place where
ure his release from punishment. gambling Is carried on acts pf dlsorder-
- .. ,- ,,. -, ; " i ii ' i ii . ly conduct The police will then have
viriWW1 in?nm?T Ato to operate tinder this law. and it Is
X)JLxj2 VJdIxjJIAIxo much harder to obtain a conviction on
ALL JA VOll, KRYAN it W obtain a conviction under ordl-
... mi I nnA fihnilit th iUA.nMa o
tack 'this ordinance also, and succeed' In
t MemBers or tne urand Array knocking out the anti-gambling provi
ot Portland do not seem to look" "' !. h 1 would be entirely off and
1 era m hi (nor nnnM f intiwliih ii ntnAlaora1
Zlmmermart Interest In the Plant has
disposed or to senwars-
posea ereci-
ttiere, but
have been unable to secure a permit
allowing them to do so. -
"We won't be satisfied until we com
pel them to move out or tne cuy lim
its," said Mr. Cottell. "They have no
more right to operate than any one
else, and If we give them permission
we must give It to all." The ease will
be tried in the municipal' court, but jio
ball has been fixed.
ASKS INJUNCTION
AGAINST UNION
with favor upon the candidacy of
William H. Tart, according to th . fr
investigations cf ' Alamson M.
HIme of this city, i himself a ;
member of the Grand iArmy.
Mr. HImes decided yesterday 4.
to take a sort' 'of straw vote
among th old soldiers' and ea 4 1
how they were going to vote at;
the presidential 'election. V'Ac-m
' corijlngly he Started out among:
'the veterans and the first 12 men I
be met, H of them Republicans.
gambling could flourish unmolested
except : mat. were h a state law, wnicn
is not very atncuy eniorceq.
OLD SYMBOLS
. A KIN TO HEW
Jones' Attorney Would Re
strain the Barbers From
Injuring His Trade.
To ask the court for an injunction re.
straining the Barbers' union from in.
terfering with his trade is th cause
of action which brought tho attorneys
of William O. Jones, owner of two non
union barber shops. Into the circuit
court this afternoon.
According to Attorney W. C. Bristol,
associate counsel for Jones, the purpose
of a complaint filed this morning IS to
explain to the courts the manner In
which local union No. 76. Journeymen
Barbers, have for some, months past
been boycotting Jones' two places of
business.
Members of the union have stood in
front of the shoos, one of Which la lo
cated at 268 Alder street and the other
in the Fenton building, at - Sixth and
Oak streets, it is alleged, and have dis
tributed boxes or matcnes upon wnicn
signified tneir intention ox voting i. jyiios josepnme u., jjock i&tt w i the barber shops are written up as non
Xor Bryan, u.' - f ', J morning
I X I WRAACOLO srry H . " . ' ' I
I StCOftD WtEK ' ' ' TrtinartUjca. I
I 1 rR4ATrilY AWJHUTt affiJf . IlfoivlACAIN . V
nnn.wiTf.M;
IIIWU VI lllll.llllll
TfflVART POWERS
Turbulent Mncipalltlcs in
Uprodr .While the Ne-;.
trotiations Lacr.
' Calt4 rreaa taaaaa Wlre.l
Vlanna. Out. IT. Th Austrian govern
ment hat received official Information
that Turkey I .mobilising troops todsf
at several points, and there It a gen
eral feeling her that th sultan la pre
paring to strike th lona delayed blow
agalnat Bulgaria, tfueh action was ex-
pectea to follow th refusal of Bulgaria
to pay Turkey an indemnity, and th
open declaration of war would not coma
i aa a surprise here.. There is a general
uneaaineaa throuahout tha country to
day, and reports from points throughout
the Balkan penlnaula indlcat a general
apeutatloa of open hostilities.
ft)n!tJ Praaa T tfl-.
London, Oct. 17. War in the Balkan
la Imminent today.- according to state
ments made in diplomatic circles here.
It is feit that th lack of restraint'
among th populace of th smaller. Bal
kan states will lead, to serious trouble.
The qlg power are willing to await the
aotlon of a conference, but Bulgaria,
Servla and Montenegro, it Is feared, wJll
commit some overt sot that will start
hostilities. . There seems lull posslbll- -
iiy, oinjur nit circumstances, -or con
trolling th rioting element In th small-,
r states, who hav set their hearts on
war.
Block exchanges In all the great capU
tala of Kurop today reflected th pes
simistic outlook following the announce
ment that Austria and Bulgaria will re-
rue to aeeepl tne program or the pow-
II y sine the war cloud has loomed up
gain over Europe. Th brokers and
heavy dealers apparently ae more 1m-
prn wxin mt seriousness or tne
prosptct than ever before.. ,
BULGARIA WILL PAY
OXLY FOR RAILROAD
Sofia, Oct. 17. According o advisers
of Csar Ferdinand, the Bulgarian cab
inet Is considering th draft of a Jioto .
to th powers decllnglng to accept in
dependence from Turkey on condition
of payment of an Indemnity. It Is In
timated that the purchase of ownership
rights In the Oriental railroad, of which,
at present, Bulgaria is largely In con
trol, is the only question tnat Bulgaria
would be willing to have discussed it
the conference. , r
Although It Is deemed that the pay
ment of indemnity would degrade the
nation. Bulgaria Is making no further
move toward th mobilisation of trooDS.
The army practically comprises the en
tire population, aa military service is
compulsory, whereas the Turkish troops
are in the poorest condition they have
been at any time during the last Quar
ter century.
It is represented that Turkey would
In no way be impoverlelied by the fail
ure to receive the .Rumelian tribute,
as money now paid goes directly into tha
coffers of Turkey' creditors.
AUSTRIAN NEWSPAPER
MAN GETS MAULED
ue
ED TO GET
LAND AIID SELL
Witnesses Testify Against
the Los Angeles Men In
dicted for Land Fraud.
DEW BATH FOR
SUN ADORERS
r t tha Art Museum the third I union and not deserving of trade. They
it ni.. if ,f r, a of 1a. a.rta of lectures' on art which aw is. paraded -with banners back
the way the sentiment run, , It.:
would not be necessary-for Mra
! to search further to find how th
4 soldiers werjintendlng to, caatv
was" mTtun of Information i i broad m''tjJ ' &!SS" w.t'h1
in it. tr.otmi.nt and o . e.hlv handled I seems, and hav .so Interfered with
ma"lt"wMhea4 "with1 the greatest I Jones' business that he has been forced
v miu r nr-lra in f hia loptnre daalth with I ' The complaint la a lengthy one. and
symbolism and the mosaics Of Italy, according to tho attorneys, contains
r i their ballot. IK Beginning with tho contrast between many reasons why the injunction should
i '- , , . VvJ '.v the -world today and the world' of the I be issued by the oourt. Attorney Brls-
XElVES MOlvllN1
oiu-lv Chi-latian era. she dealt with the tol stated this morning that he had
forces which - crystallised Christianity served notice on the Barbers' union that
into- a '.permanent faith rand fixed us I tne injunction was to oe asKea xor, in
firlnclples and showed bow the symbol- I order that the union might not contend
era of eafly Christian archad Us origin that it had not been shown a fair deal
it world,
foe this
I Symbolism- In -unifying th races and
1T, k TYP TTV TTn'TjOPTT I ln ha symbolism of the ancient world. I or given a chance to defend Itself,
---''- --' -- sj, snowed tne oisunet use r
ymhousm- in -unirying tn race ana i TfTT T ci Wmf AW A ATFl
At, ttmnt wan mad last nlaht to ". " appealing to Tne senses ira muw " JKJrL- aitrt
TOb the Regal ahoe store, ZAi Washing-I The latter part of 'the lecture ldealt
toa street, but , it , failed ..because me i witn me mosaics oc- xcavenna, nom.
i,,ij v.. hrla nt tinahlA tn affect I "Venice ana raiermn, wnu-eupouni rvi-would-bo
burglar wa unable to eirect i o of Ravenna M ,howlng
entrance to tna stojts. . . the Bvsantlne spirit and having an in
IS GLAD HE DID
fCnltrd Preas Laaacd Wlrr
Ctni, 1prani.iann Ctt 1 7 . fl-M hv
Whj-n tha Jananpse who ODens UD the I j.
iujr uij m m' HiuiuwB i v0". "ficai and religious striotures or nome.
mvtu iiuk niuruina. -ue imiiiu .
. broken km fa lvina on the sidewalk in
front of the front door. The blade of
the knife, broken off short, was found
that some one had attmpttd to pick the
, lock, had broken Ills Instrument, and
i had been frightened away before he waa
able to flntah the lob.
Polloe Officer Robson waa called and
. made an investigation but found noth
ing missing In tue store.
SAYS HUSBAND'S
TE31PER TOO FIERY
proprietress of the Brown Palace hotel,
In the center of the business section
PLAN BANQUET FOR
That - her husband has So violent a
temper that she has been forced to run
front the house time and again ln order
to avoid bodily harm, la one of the alle
gations of a divorce 'tilt brought by
Heloia Brooder ecainrt Charles B. Broe-
: der In the rlrcult court.
The couple were married In North Ta
kota. la 11. and r.ow live with thir
five children at 701 Powell street. Mra.
Brpeder aska that ube be siven the cus
tody of the hlldre. the eldest of whom
ia It sad the vUnpt a. 8he says that
her husband not a ptw:r rernon to
take car or tnem. tie refuses to wnrk
of the city, had caused his wife to
I leave him. Michael Borsos. a night
JOH BARRETT toda-y ln her apartments at the hotel
"VUi' -il A I and then firad several shots into hi.
body, none of which will prove fatal.
noreos naa tnreatenea mra xowie
time and. according to his
given an Informal reception and ban-1 own confession, sought her with the
quet at Pythian Castle ball by lvanboe i dent
lodge iso.
tober CO.
Hon. John Barrett, director of the
bureau of American republics, will be I several
liberate Intention of killing her,
1 next Tuesday evening. Oc-1 "I killed tha woman because aha ad-
Mr. Barrett naa Dean a mem-1 vised my wife to leave mar he said.
(United Press Leaied Wire.)
Los Angeles, Oct. 17. Dew baths
similar to those indulged ln by Mra El
len M. Shaw on her lawn at' Lowell,
Mass., .are among the rites of the Sun
Worshipers of this city. High Priest
Otoman Zar Aduah Hanlsh. Rah Mail
u. L.. Xvowis, a locomotive engineer 01 of the TeniDle El Karman. Persia, ia In
Los Angeles, and Mary C. Lewis, his I this city, engaged tn persuading so
wife, were the witnesses on the stand 1 PeoPj? HffJl""".'
.v. . v.. - - t i- v,. i : -
vino uiviuiuQ iui tiio jjivBS(.miuu iu i gentle qqw oatns. .
rn ra nf tha cnvtmmnnt aaalnat five I An attemDt waa made today to inter-
memhera of tha Parif id Furniture at vlV tne high priest at the Sun Wor
memoera or tne racino urniiur Bhlper, temple, ibut without avail. Th
Lumber company, who are charged with doorkeeper said the abiding place of the
having formed a conspiracy to defraud high priest was unknown even to hi
me uniieu outiea uui iu tv.vvv wn, u most raitnrui roiiowera.
timber lands. I In conjunction with his work as
Mrs. Lewis said that she had been Header of the Parsees. Hanlsh doles out
urged to buy stocg in tne company ana i booklets containing DhllosoDhlo dlsaulsi
that W. H. Smith, one of the defend-1 1 lens, for a monetary nonalderation
ants now on trial, naa orierou iv-vmj i ranging irom II to 6.
ner expenses irom ljvu Angeies iu run
urroro, or, to look at tne timDer. lara. cirTATX:r All TffU rrrxnid ,
Iewis took one share at .100 a shara NTUltY UF IVjK KIIt'S
- THEFTS SUPPORTED
IIBU fJIVVCU VU . V. X 1 . U TT lL.u CT"
thiit in 10S aha made the trln and took
up a claim but tnat ane naa never new xorx. uct. 17. Adoiph Redo,
proved up because ehe became suspl-1 former assistant cashier of the National
clous that everything was not Just I Bank of North Amerlea, today related
right I more details of "high finance" in the
Lewis said that the offioes or tne trial or cnanes W. Morse and Alfred
company urged him also to buy stock I H. Curtis on the charge of violating- the
n tne concern, ana aavuiea cringing i uuuuuai unnning iaw. tic toia or uie
lauehter from Indiana, who waa also "dummy transactions ' In . which Leslie
to fUe on a claim. Mr. Lewis was prom- W. Whiting, a l-y ear-old office boy,
in the concern, and advised bringing a national banking laws.
dauehter from Indiana, who was also l ' dummy transactions
bar of lvanboe ledge for many -yeara, I "I am glad I did it and I am only sorry
and la always entertainea oy tn loagei tnat I
did
same time.'
not finish myself at the
o? STREETCAR EMPLOYES
durlnv hia visits to this city. Invita
tions hav been extended to all local
Pythian lodge, visiting knights and t
th grand ofricers of the grand lodge
Otis U. Moaer, gran a cnanceiior. wiut , AK iK H I I K. 11111 A 11'!
...1. . K. hsnnn.l an inika thai ....... v msm ... . . vuj
addreas of welcome. Judge Brad aha w
of The Dalles. aoDreme renresentativel malted Pm tad WW I
irora Oregon, will also deliver an ad- Tacoma. Wash., Oct. 17. The Taeo
drcaa. as will several visiting knights I ma Streot Railway company will here-
aad member or ivanoo too go. tarter hold motormen and conductors
liable for damages Inflicted to the tmb-
llc through the careloasness of theaar
crwa If a car should bump Into a
cow, team or wagon through non-atten-
crew
will be
deducted from the salaries of the men
TAMMANY TURNS
IN ITS $10,000 t ly on the part of th
' I the damages paid by the road
rew inrK. urL ii. lunininr njui i to mama. ir I ne men rem ia nav
he aays, and loafa around all day only today turned Into th Democratic cam-I the damages thoy will be discharged.
Ised a Job running an engine for the I signed notea, some of which were for
company. i no position nevsr ma.i.a-1 auma as grm aa iuv,vvu. jttaao tola
rlallsed. and Lewis says he also became I of having handled the notes and toe
auanlnlmia Vacauae Bmlth had cone back I Prosecution showed bv hla . testimony
on his ward several times before. ' I that the funds usually were credited to
The cross-examination dv tfie aeiensei tne account oi cnanea w. Morse, w bit
had only started when the . court ad-1 lng"s notes were usually secured by
Journed until Monday morning. " . lice stock. Morse being at that time th
William 1. lerr. iormer manager oi i neaa or tn ic trust.
and who . was inaictea ana pieaaea testimony or the Whiting boy. who
guilty, testiiieo yesteraay aiternoon utiaaia ne signea notes oecaase nis em
havlng arranged with several entrrmen I ployers, a brokerage firm, had told him
to rue on claims ior tne oenaiit ui uia i to aign um.
racinc r urnnura m. uimnir company,
He said th fUlna fee and other ex-
enses were aavancea to tn entrymen
SUIT TO TEST
South Dakotans "VYan De
cision on Senator Hans
brough's 'Defiance
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Bismarck, S. D., Oct 17. A suit was
filed today in the state supreme court
to test the validity of the provisions of
th primary law applying to the elec
tion of United States senators.
The act of th citizen who filed the
complaint is caused by the refusal of
DouKiur naniurnuin inn i :nmni I I , . i
to withdraw from the race after they
were defeated at tha nrlmaHea h t if
juaranaii ana en. XN. JOnnson.
The petition alleges that the pledge
required of legislators to support the
party nomine Is Illegal and avers that
hub memoa oe eiecLinar nnfttnri ta i
Violation of the state and United States
constitution. -
An action has been entered against
the aecretarv of - atat trt nravan
tlflcatlon of the 'ticket cenUinlng thJ
ukiiiob ui naniuroum Ann I . r r la a
further suit ha been brought against
himself, representing the company.
YALE VARSITY
ADOLPH ADLER
TO BE DEPORTED
. . . -
Ttrirm rra mi rxr i After being twice indicted for th
DEI EATS ARMY ! of extortion, and after lying in
' I th county Jail for several - months.
I whir, na MtflTnMM Ti rn 1 Aalnh
Tfeat Point. Oct. IT. In tha first I lUr la ha .nnrtail
hla- fnothall same of the season Tale's I Tha nrfaoner wu amMiteil Karuaa ha
varsity team coirawa vn gnairon rep-iservea paper on sjig Mtcnei. a well
reaentatives or tn umwa onm mui-1 snowo iocai cigar aeaier. demanding
tary academy by, the score of t . j $400 and threatening bodily Injury If
i ne army mm nciu mv oi x.11 1 ini money wu not xormcomiaa it onea.
without a score during th first half of I Adler ha always contended that be
to come home ln the ever, In aad curse
a ad abase her.
CARELESS MESSENGER
' QUEERS LANDSEEKERS
- rTslted rvvas L Wlr 1
WorfoU Jnnetion. Neb, Ort. II
Several thoaaaad laDdaaeker aray loae
their rnaae rf drawing ntnesteads In
th Rend had lottery through the
r-rfatak ef m Triml tneaengr estry-
i th lata srTuatMtaa. Tne wteaaen-r-r
udyrtetly or4-g trala ha4-
1 sway f rota Xvli. K. V, wear t r
f lie a 4--a. ' 11 later diararer-4 t;t
-rr-r t-ot abetil he rati to eeatrh Ia
i.a tf 4 ) tat Sfteetwwt the rf ! V'-
f til ant K s-rted. Tk ania.
! ro laeivr ! i
erer cntll tl-e trala r-eaer,1 th flrat
il la wav Fiona Otr. W hm
te aier- "a tt ' yr-r ra
t a- e!- end t !p1 die f-e1te.
t t avf.aHr-ea- T gir
r,! l"r i :a if r
ratrn fund the pledged contribution of I
nats
il'i.00". The check was sent to Her-1
"It Is the only way w have of nm- ki.kt
iwiina uuiii i r. iruin mreirvanmu ann
man kio.it ttus afternoon. i amma- inattention oa th nart or tha em,
ny'a gift I the largest Individual con-1 ployea." said General Manager Dhn-
ititDUon oa tn i-temocratio list. mock. . .-r-
tha contest. The Tale eleven forged
ahead ln tha sec on a nair ana rorcea -tne
ball over the army line ror a touch
down from which an easy goal waa
ADVANCE IN BONDING RATES ADD
TO WOES OF CITY'S POLICEMEN
Tb foor r-oUoemaa to whom, the
prrrerb aayeth. troubiaa of other ar t
be teld. new has sows of hlrwav which
be flade txtrdenaom ,tbat. a mart
tmf old then t th public The grtv-
ear of th Portland bluet-oat at this
tire I that tb bonding coeapanle hav
mVled their aaanel erharge) fw bemda
Th r!letnaa hf aaed t gt heeiaed
f'T ILt r-r t. farwtrrf t!t w
-. te i- r te fr (I iM b a eeW-g firwa
t-ava to par which wlQ not be long,
ra thlnka If the eoarge increaa t
tb same rat .
Th peace gaardiaa think b emght
to be fnaltte4 to bond htmself if he
nas ennarn property to do ao but th
law win n permit this. Bonds aiaet
b fsratattad ty tt lraet two diainter
eoted fterarwa. Th surety com pan lea
eave B r"crteal rtrrr h aa th bunioea
bewoa tb (atrtimeii r other of fir Ini
M Steeds a bo prefer t pay
of rie e-a. par v. v- tf ta 6m
I'Jak It artjaat mi !) lint, te ak-
31 AN "WHO SKIPPED
HUST PACE MUSIC
D. M. sterling. Indicted ln Tortland
more than a rear ago for aendlng ob
aretie matter through th Calted State
mat la. en1 who aklnoed-'wa brouchC
here thl morning by a deputy JUnited
Ktates marshal. U waa arret4 la I a
roma laat week. Th officers . hav
been after Sterling -for . more thaa
year and hav cfeasod lira from on
and of th Faclrt coast to tb thr.
.ia ;4 t ti tin wnea t, wui i isg a f net Le fm.Li purely,
3IANY TO JOURNEY TO
"' APPLE-TOTYN TODAY
. .
Nearly every Portia ner Interested I
ITeod River and I ar-rlea t in fn4
River today, for the i'ood Rlrer fair.
The O. ft- A N. raa a f--lal errurwoe
train U U4 River wl.kh left br at
t 'rliK. . thie morntr., ra rrv ' r lie
r-efrt a, rrmm f r tb fair, m ) b If
to t-e very euT
waa forced to present th Utter to
Slchel by a Black Hand organisation
somewhere In the east, and who would
hav killed him had he refused to obey
tnem. Tne last inoictroent returned
against Adler by Uie grand Jury was
found faulty and Adler applied, for a
writ of habeas corpus. Dlatrict Attor
ney cameron is now preparing to turn
the prisoner over to th lmmlgatloa
ornciaia
Today Football Score. '
At West Point rtrs t feaif : Tel .
At Princeton Flrnt half: Vlrrlata
Polytechnic 4. Princeton . . .
At Philadelphia First half: rnl-
veraity ot rennsyiraala IX, Brra nnl
reraltv .
- At Ithaca First half: Cornell a. Col-
gat . a
At Boston First half: HmmrS I
Spriagfield Training . - .- .
At Chloage First hIf; -Chicago fc.
ZUlaois .
At Pri Breton Final. Prlncatea, II;
Tlrginla PolrtechMn. i.
At Anna noils Final. Nav. II: L.
hlgH. 0.
At Asa Arlor First fcalf. Klchlgaa,
I; Notre net?,, a.
A t . petrnv Final. Harvard. 41:
PprfBCfeid Tralttirr 0.
At Ar- Aror ilaai, Mkkan, 11;
Jiotrw Lmm a. ,
th county auditor to nrevent the tta.
inDuuon or ma aneniai - aenatArini k. i
lots.
The aunrem court of tha atata . tin
raised the question as to whether there
Is sufficient time before the nol
election for th cause to be adjudicated.
It is said that if 'the petitioners are
sustained the election will be thrown
out Dy in legislature.
STRAW VOTES SHOW
' WIND TOWARD BRYAN
During tha last thre davs 4 straw
ballots hav been oast at th court-
nous in a ballot box prepared for th
purpose of trying to ascertain th way
th vot will fjo.
Of 14 vot only. IS wr oast for
TafC While hi majority exceeds the
vot east for Bryan by 10 votea with
two votes cast for Deb and two for
Chaf In, th rot ahow - Mint th
strength of tha Commoner ln Oregon
1 conatantly increasing.
A straw vot cast earlier In tha ram.
paigo gav Taft Kl votea and Bryan
only IS. or a little more than i to 1 for
Taft. Today straw vote gav Bryan
IS to Taft a II or lust J to ft in favor
of th Republican candidal. Every
on wno remaiera) u wo courtnoua and
wno- nas not aireaoy cast a straw bal
lot I entitled to vot one ia th straw
oauot box. . . , i
i i (tTnlted Press Leafed Wlra) ;
Belgrade, Servla, Oct 17. A mob of
Servians attempted to lynch the local
correspondent of a Vienna newspaper
today and attacked a number of other
Austrian residents. The city is ln a
turmoil. Nearly all the Austrian resi
dents of the town have taken refuge
In the embassy of Austria-Hungary and
others have armed themselves and bar
ricaded their homes prepared to resist
attack.
Clashes are reported n many parts
of the city by the police, who are either
powerless to prevent disorder or are
making not attempt to prevent the out
rages against the Austrian.
Whan th police rescued the Vienna
correspondent he was nearly dead and
it is not thought he: can live long.
The Servian people seem determined
to- force Austria Into a declaration of
war, since , King Peter has refused to.
ueciare war.
HARVEST F.ESTIVAL .
STIRS CHINATOWN
The Chinese ' harvest festival, which
had lasted for four days and had kept
Chinatown decked out in holiday attire,
came to an end yesterday with a series
of banquets In th principal Chines
restaurants of the quarter. The con
cluding ceremonies began during the
night and kept-ip until fi a. m., being
held Tn tha atr)t between Washington
and Alder on Second street.
An altar was set up and lighted can
dle were placed in front of It and in
cense burned by the three, priests, who
presioea over tne ceremonies. A vessel
was offered filled with things for tho
to eat,
ed. hv v
means in nuurui children of these tn-
spirits of the ancestors
slips of paper were burned, bv which
the
a fid
GUNBOAT YANKTON
rwi orrT'vfT! nTirfi
fOaKsC Prate timl Waal .
Toklo,- Oct. IT. Th America ga it-
boat Tankton. scout of Ui battleship
neet, ib ilea to rnn m xosonama tnia
morning, an anxiety i rait bar and
at Tokohama conreraing th vessel
TTankto waa tl'ie la port eaclr to
day and l sighted Ust Thursday
rooming. it is oeueyea tit gunboat
encounter! f be rale of Thursday aad
that, aha mar disabled Kh laft
Uioo gap octoocr l ror Tokohama.
SOLD FIRE WATER TO '
;" CHEMAWA PUPILS
Teetae neward. Mine msa. ar.
reeted oa a eharg ef aaiiirjr liTtor to
Indian, was aeatenced to dav
tn JaU by !" Wnlrerten. ta tb L'rtt-
d Kta t roirt IMf rnWTi rf. The re-
fle charr a r' r -t llnntl le thai Ke
irmd ef rertaJn Inuttcaata tn ftir
India bv f -wi te hema lnA-
ri'ol, rear gier, contrary to tb laws
i is i. a. ie eiaie.
ceators transferred to the snlrlt world
(jnoney and clothes for their forebears.
-i one ena or in street an errigy of
the evil spirit was burned, to protect
the ancestors from beingv troubled ln
tho present abiding place by bad spirits.
DENTISTS' LICENSE
CAUSE OF , ARREST
Dr. Edward Edwards and P. L. Austin,
having dental offices ln th Raleigh
building, Sixth and Washington streets,
wer a Treated laat night by Constable
Lou Wagner on warrants charging them
with practicing dentistry without li
cense. .
Th warrant war sworn to , by Dr.
J. M. Yates, representing the Oregon
Dental association.) Austin sava tha
arrest of himself and Dr. Edward 1
a piece of spit work on th part of
th licensed dentist. He claims that
tb board of dental examiners does not
meet for several months snd he cannot
obtain a certificate until that time. Dr.
Edwards has a certificate, but - It la
alleged that it ha never been registered
and he ha never been grantd a llcenee
to practice. Both men were releuaa m
depositing $2(0 ball apiece.
AUT0IST MAY - ,
DIE OF INJURIES
- (Cult reaa Leased Wlra)
Kansas City, M., Oct IT. Fre'd
Dvnde was probably fatally hurt thl
afternoon, when a White steamer that
waa driving around th Elmrldg track.
i cum i ,iai j iv utm racoa in progrea
era, plunged tbroueh a fence and
a embankment and landed on a pile of
stone II feet below. Th ear waa com
pletely demolished and Dan was bad
ly oruiaeo wnen otckxl ud bv attend.
eats at th sac eeurs. The accident
narprnea at a tnra in tne track.
Tha
track wa banked ud tilth at tha Inn
atwl ltxwas at- tb highest point jhat
fund lost coatrol of tb machine. H
failed to make tb rtn and th machine
laft th track.
LATTER TAKES UP
WHOLESALER'S CLAIMS
nit to rreover 11 til tl hu ha
breoarst la th circ-ti!t court bv O- M.
HUk'V against M. Klee and inn v
raAdaa. mbm r enraged ta dolna baat
aeaa Eeo at Waraaoaa Hl-k Vnrfa
rai arlet l.'ia. )atat.t be ear a.
f-r tMe mw-t barter rurrbaaa tha
i i -a-TT-a from ffereat hoi,ja dealer
--wa c-r-.toT i is tin