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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 23. 1003. LAST WEEK OF CAMPAIGN : HPS BRAGGING SIE MGIIAIE stgnad J J. Vajr. Walter CfNell was ale vlt'tioi. O K ell got auiieioua aa aoon aa he found out that the cliack waa Myt good. And to make hie m.pi. more r llu, tr.N.u oouMu'i And Vajr any whara lie hunt.d froni one end of ghaalke to the oili.r. K Vajr Then Vr. O Nell almoat kn.w thai he waa out tha U. ho ba ut Into oum- munlt-atlon with the I'uHod States au litorltlna 10 1'vi'tlaud. O'Kell gave an eacallcnt diacrlptlon of the man and the suvoriinisnt agouti Whan Vajr left Bhanlko be was ac. rompaiiled by two yuiig wouint. They .r Mia klauiia Taii and a alia J.iluiaoa. That the two fair nnaa are now in Portland Is tbe belief of the police. - . . 4 . are inaitlve that Vajr ana.lTica are CAUSES MUCH ORATORY HIS flOI'fflll KUST TESTIFY one and the piau. Price, waa taken to the oou I-r.t v afirrHiMin. where 1 VaJr. allaa nty jail yea- he Is bains In lltl there were only IT labor unlona In New Zealand, now there ere 110 with a total Biemberahlp of 48.4(1. 1 ... .J 'LI laUlLJg cr4 for by riharlff Kievena his board bvlng paid by Unole Bam. . . . 1J : Steals Turkish Towel From Charles M. Schwab Asked roll Deal oratory of tJI brand. wtU b on tap throughout ths stata a4 Uis county of Xluluiomaa during tha com tug rk and up to alaclloa day en. week from Tuaedar. I Multnomah county apaclaitr . tha cmtl will cloaa In a buret of nUllta ac4 polttloaj boliedultxl aa tha two mam turciuni ar. ttia bis closing liryas rally ni u. Armory on Saturday alsht and tha Hum. at mo Armciy ' l.hr meollua a ainploca of Uio Krr-ublloaO IUM (on- uiliu tomorrow ntilMUt. At a moating of tl.a Doraocratlo ec-un-tr rt-nlral counnlttaa laat nlctit an In vitation Win esUndet! to ul art)ptd y Mayor Lan. to praatd. at tha laat Jlryaa rally on Saturday nlshl. Senator John M. Orarln will b. lbs principal ipkfr at thla tnaattnu. tnoug n k n. j. . McAllister will alao maka a ahort ad-'drt-aa and It la probata tKat tnara will !bo olhar sjxus.ra. , It la plannod to tnak thla rally at tha Armory tha grand clo.lnr avant of tha Uryan campaign In Multnomah rountv. Prom rrooris already In tha hands of tha county cantral comrolttaa. which haa charca of tha moating. It I certain that thnro will ba a largo crowd and an entbuaiaatio on. - Oratory starts Tomorrow. Tomorrow nlgbt tha waak of oratory will ba started off by tha rally under , tha auaplcaa or tna Kepuuiiran m rimrfumui llumnhraya tna principal oommttloo. i rr Wuhlnaton will iapxakar at thla mating and It la ax ' parted tbat thla will ba tha largoat Taft ' meeting of tba cloalng days of Uia caw 5 '?" Bryan me. tin at Woodman hail. Arista. . 1 ! thar wilt h I nvu7 '"n" ..--, . Thla rally will ba addressed by John to ba tha Unrest meatlng that dlatrict bald during tbj CUB- a a; . expct4 in ini pal an. ,' Meetings ara alao being planned by 'the Bryan campaign manager! for Mon- . tavma. ml Tooor, ureanam. inn appearance aa an orator before tha Col urad Tall club la North fortiand. Tba meeting of thla olub waa scheduled for laat Thuraday. but owing to tha dead) of ona of Uia tu.mbera, the gathering wt a yiwiunwi& Barber Shop Detective - Hears Boasting:. to Tell AVTiat He Knows " of Jforse Overdraft. and Sunnyslde. All tha meetlo 111 ba arranged during tha early days of loirs oat tha week. It la already determined that tha meeting at Lenta Will be on .Vrlday night. - ' . Tuaaday night Chsrles J.IIcDonald, a member of tha Multnomah delegation to tha legislature, will make hla Initial dentla elector on tha iToMWlloo tick wilt alao add aome to tha aupply campaign attache by aa addreaa at bl. Joiiua mptlat church thla morning. Throughout tha atata the campaign win aieo ih carried on wun mucn vigor during the laat week. Ex-United Statea Hanatnr John M. Uaarln will deliver aa addreaa In Albany on the evcnlnr of iMioDer it. lie win apeag at ruirra uctooer it and In rorUand October II MeJUllatat U Oooe, B. a J. MeAlllater will leave for Oooa county today, and will apend a week In that dlatrict talking away whatever aaaiaianoa J an might nav received from tha afforta of f!ongreaamaa Kllla, Who haa luat flnlahad a tour of tha Coo country. Juaca Thomaa ODav will nlnaa tha Bryan campaign at Pendleton on tha evening or uctooer II with big rally in ma couri jiouae. Senator O. V. Coahow of Dourtaa county la now la Umatilla county and tomorrow will go Into Wallowa county iur m i:a in Willi our or Hwni nuv. During tba paat week Senator Coahow haa bean making an energetlo camDalrn a eaitern Oreaon and rannrta whirk have coma to tha headquartera here trora nia meetinca tell of hi v ornni. and enthualaatlo reoepUong aooorded him. Baker countv la belnv fVn rm A y .nam tyniie ana Judge William ornim. wen . Known Democratln I. tlclana of tha county, and their reporta to the state central committee ara to tha effect that Br van haa tha rnnnl Uonrreasman Ilobaon nt AUhm poke to a, larae aatherinv at xiarlfnrrf yesterday afternoon and to a still larger auuienoa ai urania rate last nignt. Uobeona trip throuch Oresoh niaraea ay-- aome or in largest au dlencea of the campaign. He will spend thla week In California. Reporta from all sections of tha state indicate mat tna sentiment for Bryan in irgwing aauy. ana tna uryan cam pairn managera believe that the riilt of their work, thla week will net Brran Thoinaa Rloa likes a nlea - Turkish I (Bearet Maws by Uaaast Ue4 WV.) towaL to ba stole ona from a barber 1 New Tors, Oct II. Overdrafts by & bop. and would have made a eleaa geul W. Mors of IU0.tll.4T In ona day way bad ha not talked about Jt on the I shown today la the trial of tba former treat Rica knew ha pad two auditor, but ba waa unaware of a third. The third happened to ba Detective Tlohenor. Tlobenor was In Brownings DarDer hop on First street whao illoa darted out tha door, by tha time tbe loaa of tba towel waa discovered lUoe waa turn Ing a corner. While lying In tha barber i ihalr, TIchenor saw tba roan In the ad- r young man aeated near the wall. The baroer Dining chair wink at another told him tha man with he winking eya no ua tniar. had antarad the ahon iicmnor wrntj not wr wi11' I ..hu.. u lining shave, but hurried aoroas tha atreec i0' i6.0'1.0 Out came tha pair. He followed tnem, and on Alder, near Third atreet tny were Joined by a third young man. TIchenor fell In behind tha trio. "Why. It waa Juat aa easy." Rloa wag explaining, and ha related all the details or his escapade. Than TIchenor pur tha party, and he, looking around. lea trust bead and Alfred It Curtis la tba criminal branch of tha United BtaUe circuit court Edward C Mosey. countant of tha department of Justice, was the wttneea wbo exposed this new development of the Moras financial sys tem. The total credit of Mora in tha Na tional Bank of .North. America on Oe lobar II, 1V0T. a day on which ha was angagad In epeoulatlons In ice ana amelllne? stocks, waa 1 13 1.4 11.11. But hla checks on tha earns bank In ths course of his one day's market trans it). To meet tne deflolenoy be borrowed ft 11,000 from tna same bank, of which ha waa vice- president and Curtis was president. Before thla ha owed tha institution im.000. llenoe bia debt to the bank waa liio.otio at tbe and or that day. Tha 1111.000 loan waa aecured by only 1,100 aharea of United Copper siocx- uurinr Moxevs testimony, inarm at ones became auspicious and began I M. Schwab, who had been a director to nudge Kica to keep quiet, uut iuceii n cuuct, mg vwiu . am kept on taJairig. I wno piq maa nam iuuui, u mn 4ilhtlint that Three acarod youns: men entered lha I thalr turn on tha wltneu stand. detective ofnee aoon after. Browning was reluctant to sign eu complaint after Rloe bad produce towel, ao uio oaaa waa dropped. llOIIOBS GIFTED tha flREGO 1 S a victory in Oregon on November 7 REflO.IIOI FOR :ii CLOSED TOl'JII . Licensed Gambling Will Be ! Permitted to Continue in Nevada City. most sensational contests in the history )Of the city Reno today decided by rer erenaum vote io conunue litem iujiu llnir. The total vote was S.100 and tha gamblers won by 660v Reno v111 tlnuo wioo open. con- FIIID BIG GUN OUCH ' That tha members of the two war ring factions or tna bow on tong are watching ona another closely, and that no Chinaman Deionging to euner w likely to be caught off his guard, was proved yesieraay, wnen uee mo uu formerly known as the "mayor of Chinatown," was fine 10 in the p IB4 MORS PATTON cawab om tha taad. The steel man when finally called admitted that during tha time ha waa on tha board or me nana ne una tanitatt nnlv four or flva meetlnaa. He was called to the stand a little out of tha regular order because he said ne wanted to go out or town, to ten woai ha knew about Morses overdrafts. After aavlne- that ha had been a dl rector from September 17, 1907, to Bep- tember 16, 1108, a month before Morse got out, he was asked this question by Assistant United States Attorney wise "Did you over know, prior to October 10, 1107. that Morse had overdrawn his acoountr There was a strenuous and vociferous objection by the counsel for the defenss on uie ground thai tne proper rounaa tlon for tbe question had not been laid. AVEIIIIE GRANT The achievements of Oregonlsns In art literature, crafts and science, fur nished tha topic for the interesting; pro- Mr. Wise, wbo has shown a remarkable gram given Friday, afternoon by the I grasp of tbe Intricate case, explained tnat ne was trying to aa iur. ocnwao Mrs. James Malcolm Reeves. w Th8 uvvers on the other side were re- iToaericK v. iioiman. in ins caper, lentiess and the steei man was snooea which dwelt with Qregonlan In "tera- off the stand. BnTl " h .... thm . i,.i.. .v.. ,..v I I am sorry, Mr. Benwab, said the ture, emphasised ths lack of apprecla- government lawyer, "but you will bava tion in ins state xor me wora oi mose i to be here on juonaay, who have helped to make Its history, and suggested to the club that aa ef fort worthy of It would be that of col lecting and publishing the writings of Sam Francis I. MoKenna will apepar be fore tha Council at Its next meeting to1-urge that tha Portland Railway, Light-and Power company be granted a franchise to lay tracks on Patton avenue. In spite of the protests of cer tain property owners on that thorough fare against the Dassaee of an or dinance granting that privilege. In ex plaining why he would give the railway company the franchise, Mr. McKenna said last night: 'A netltion slimed by 80 Per cent of the taxpayers on Patton avenue has been rued witn tne street committee or the council, praying that a franchise be given so that a streetcar line may be r?Ztk. gsS Nathan, Harris, a member or the Wom- 811 ImDson. the toet. Tom Richardson of the Commercial club gave a characteristic address ex tolling Oregon apples and dairy prod ucts. His toplo was "Oregonlans in Crafts and Science." Mrs. L.uoy ifidwaras Bruce, w-no is an Oregonlan. gave readings from Oregon authors, wnicn were wen received. Muiio appropriate to tne suotecv oi the day was given by Miss Kathleen Lawler. who sang two songs composed ! by Oregon writers. "The Four-Leaved Clover." a dainty little composition. was a poem by Mrs. Ella Hlggenson of FACES FEDERAL I ERil Oregon City, set to muslo by Harris, orah the daughter Ilss Zrp- or Mrs. Alleged Forger Charged With Impersonating , Deputy Marshal. th. ..i. n. nnrttnn f th. ..It. ClUD. juiss JBrr wrote win -"ht. .Columbia bouoms. and PattoS 7!&J?W&tF ".KndB5f. that this can be built without inconve- ""StffVJL w,er, nPil 1. m,. nlenco to wagon traffic. v , -The honor Kuet of the day was Mrs j ice court for carrying the weapon. . f Tha strife between a : concei -.' s factions led al ready has resulted in two murders, that of Lee Tal Hov last spring;, and of Gee last month. Lee Me Gin Is a mem ibr of the Bow On tong. It is under- . stood, but thus far has taken little ac ' tive part In th quarrel between t two factions. ,- J . , ' Thn arrest of Lea Me Gin. who Is . bier Chinaman and who owns a store t Second and Pine streets, was un - looked for. ' Hyde and Craddock, plain 's clothes men, were arresting xour jnm ese for having lottery tickets in their : possession. Friday evening, at i wortn ' Fourth street . Lee Me Gin entered the room and was searched . ror lotter: ' tickets. A big revolver, xully loadei was found . on him. ' HEN OF 0D COMPANY . . a PLAN REUNION : :r A" ' : reunion . of the - members "f company O, the famous or ganization, which for many years ' maintained a well earned- reputa i tlon aa the crack military company of i the Pacific northwest, will be held at : the Hotel Danraoore. November 10. As this company was formed and mustered i into the Oregon State Militia In Novem ber, 1883, years prior to the organisa tion i or ut' nm inianiry regimenc. - this will oe ine celebration . or .tne twenty-rirtn anniversary, During tha life of Company O hun dreds or vouns men were enlisted in i and carried on Its rolls, many of whom i are now. numbered among . Portland a ; v. : . A . . . I - . , ricuiariy oesirea oy me committee in cnarge to secure aa nearly aa it is pos : elble to do so the attendance, of every ; ex-mem oer. Some little dlffioolty Is being en countered bv tha committee, in locat , lng a few of the ex-merabera and it Is earnestly requested that any of those ) wishing to avail themselves of this op portunity to meet with their old com- rants on mis occasion, sena in tneir notification at once to C. D. Lownsdale, at ms on ice. no. i first street. A strons- effort will be DUt forth fcv i tne committee in charge,' to secure the attendance at tne gathering or Captain .1 C Farrar and ft Is confidently ex pected that be will be ready Jto answer here- when the roll is CalledT STJBTJEBS FATHER IS ? JEALOUS OF MAINS Presiding " Judga Gantenbeln In the circuit court yesterday signed an order restraining tha . aran tin water and raa litrlct- This resulted from a petition Died bv Joaepb H- Nash, "the father of Nashville," in which ha states that when be dedicated the streets of Nash ville to public use be reserved the ex rluelve right to lay and operate water Aa isaahvuie la wimin tne ter- nlng tna country court from ng a franchiaa to B. 8. Kelaay for and gas mains In the Mount Scott ritory covered by the propoad Kelaay franchlae. he alleges that this would m;t hla rlghta The fraaciilne waa Ing copied and was almost ready for the signatures of Judge Webster and 1e enunty oommieaionera wnea th 1b- ; auction was aerved. :ap,'NiP, iiuerat FOR THE V0LUXTEEES New Haven. Cortn.. Oct. 4. TlgtiMng r n--t in VanlerbUfe ball todav. Rob . t A!!-!"" Tat wn of the Republi , -i Fret4eotJal eandnte and fcla loom , Henry iirr Bingham, the Vale - - - r. ' k AravMii . hit B(.h 1 A . , h-n tursed tnt aa g!y blase j i - r f:ren,a to sjuenrh, btit for their I ' . r- started la the room next toll The oDDosltion to the opening of Pat ton avenue for an electrlo line Is led by people who are interested In seeing the line Ronatructed on Albina avenue, where it will go If the Patton avenue franchise is refused. thelra It la occupied by their class mates, A. B. Gilbert and Wilbur F. Pavls, who were absent at a recitation. Young Taft and Bingham broke into the room, closed a window which they found open, which was fanning the flames into a fierce blaze and poured water on the fife. When the firemen arrived Taft and Bingham had the flames well under control, and a swish from the city chemical engine completed their efforts. Classmates of Taft say that he led In the brave act and that they shall recommend him for a Carnegie medal. He leads the class of Tale, 110, In scholarship. J. J. Vajr, alias W. B. Price, arrested by the police Friday on suspicion of having tried to get rid of several pieces Lena Erwin Allen, president of the I of worthless paper In exchange k. for Washington State Federation of Wom-lgoj, hard-earned cash, was turned over the work Tof clubs for women. Mra 40 tne United SUtes authorities yester il?n hlrmu? f th. mmmi y afternoon, a complaint having been "23. nascKe & wmallat JXnTtlSlaK Wl ing for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific expo- ""Pf'Sul-.1," .anJ0i!ceJ:..J. v. -:! ' 1 as a denutv united urates marsnai. tb SfK?" oi-i: h U5Ln LJr Uoveraent officials readily understand Ilbl?i-. vhnif t0"b. tb? u.?erlnt?Td!! why he passed himself off aa an officer of the bui d lng and also the collector of the United States, but they do not vx tuo dajiiuii fruivu jo tu iiiiiiuuo wv Jm 1 iiniarsronri arngi'g nn m,a vt n na eAr nniri men's work of many- kinds, includtaar a 0f the name Vajr. As a deputy marshal fine exhibition of handicraft Vair waa able to cash checks wherever inr iiBi iwi toumo,- a 1 ne Dieasea. xninirs came easy ror tne nursery and reception rooms, and the man with the funny name, and he got building is to be a permanent one, acquainted with all the saloonkeepers in which, after the exhibition, will be Shaniko and soon had their confidence turned over to the women students of also some of their money, the University of Washington. vajr Just pronounce that name If you can the government agents be- A central labor union has been formed I Heve he stole it, too was a high flyer. at Battle Creek, Mich., hitherto known At one place he spent 90 cents at one as tbe non-union center, with ' a total I pop. In another h membership of 1,200. pop. 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