THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND.- MONDAY (EVENING. OCTOBER 23, 1003.
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AN EASTERN OREGON EXHIBIT
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DHL to fiuoy JOKE
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Chief Event Political Tuff of
Pendleton Business 3Ien In-3rrs. Nojes Says She M'roto
War in New York The
World at Larffc.
terestedWili Hold iTeet
Jnff Today.
Other Man Lqvo Letters
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Keclsl Dispatch ta TM Jnarasl t
Washington. Oct. J. Th last week
of til presidential campaign will se
great display of activity all along j
the line.. Thai New Tork la rrdU ,
aa th pivotal at at la vldncd by f
Laurier Stands Chance of
Defeat, 'Although, the Old j xV&m$ZL
r x l-i f iii tr i intra in tna winciup or in
i any, is riming cp jiaru
Fight to Elect Him Pre-
ther In tha wlndup of the campaign.
. Bryan la elated to man. tnn
speeches In New. York city during nu
vi
lt there today, concluding the day ty
or
In Madison
B.jua
re Harden. He will I
.(".pedal Dispatch ta Ths Joarntl.)
Vancouver. B. C.Oct 2. With
glorious fall weat'ier electlona ara be-
Ing held ta every part of tha Pomlnlon
today. .Out of til Beat only two ara
not being contested; on la tha province
of Quebec where Hon. I IV Brodeur
(Liberal), and. one la Weat York. W..F.
Maclean (Conaervatlve) are returned by
aoelamation. Sir Wilfred Laurier la
appealing to tha people to return him
and hia party to power ao aa to enable
him to complete work at preeent under
way, notably the construction or tne
Grand Trnnk Facino railway, r-eraon-ally
popular with everyone, his peraorc
aJ apnea! will bring . many to hia
apport. ',- . .!
j. , . Borden's Appeal. -.
'R. I Borden, leader of the Conaerva
tlve party, la - appealing along the old
lines and principles of the Conservative
party, and denouncing with, great force
the graft which haa been allowed to
govern every .department ; of , publlo
aervlceA ' '.' -"
Members of parliament on the Liberal j their claim to support upon the great
aide have been waxing fat on the spoils commercial and Industrial' progress un
of of floe, and, scandal after scandal hasidrr their administration,
occurred in connection with dredging - Outside the realm of politics, the
contracts, bridge-building; and with the, events of tha week that will attract at-huildlna-
of the Grand Trunk Pacific I tent Ion will include tha recentlnni nf tha
Government lands have also been sold j American battleship fleet at Araoy, I
to favorites, ana many ivnunti nui v. nina, tn cejeoration or me rinietn an-
nlveraary of th birthday of President
steak In HrooWlyn Tuesday In Albany ,
ed needs y. In Syracuse Thursday, In
Buffalo Kriday. V'rom Buffalo he will
lump to Chicago to close the campaign
In that city with a speech Saturday
nlfht.
The activity of the Republlcana In
New York during the week promises to
be even greater than that of the Dem
ocrat With th exception of today,
when he will swing through Connec
ticut, Mr. Taft will devote the entire
week to New York. He will make a
trip that will carry him over the rrater
part or tne state, weaneeasy nignt ne
Is to speak in New York city In com
pany wltn Governor Hugnea. (Jtner Re
publican campaign orators who will
stump New York during th week in
clude Vloe-Presldent Falrbanka, Senator
William Alden smith or Michigan, Sec
retary itooi ana necretary mraus.
Canada and Bert of Wrld.
Canada will elect a new barl lament.
Though brief, the campaign haa been
very animated. Th laurier adminis
tration has been subjected to sever
criticism, chiefly... directed against Its
railway policy, aa recklessly wssteful
of pyblle money. It Is also charged that
the-publlo funds hav been misused
and the civil service prostituted to build
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ISperlal plapatrk t Tke JouraaLI
Just becauaa aha .ninvi mJj '
PMdleton. OrH Oct !. For th pur- Mrs. Josephine Na... i.
uJ,l"-L:.Ln 0Wr?.r?.r:M o 0org Boiler, and when her '
and operation of tna woolen mill. Q. M. uftww "h0 failed to -appreciate th
Hlca, ctialrman of Ut-Commercial aaso-lloka "taatarat : . . i ,.-
elation oommlttee, lms called a meeting , bout Me iniuA. w . T !. 1
to be held In the rowus of U aasovla" T 1 8oU,r"- "ld him ah
tlon thla afternoon. . I loved Oeorc. sure ennnah tm. i. th
w . , '"""i"' araraniiianiq nas I explanation given hr Mr Nnvea in
bead pledged, and many who ar known ..,. . " 1 r
I to be lnterstd have not been seen. I n,w' th dlvoro suit begun by
jnua tar u inoae agreeing lo Join the I nuaoana, AlMrt J. Noy, . .. .
company hav pledged themselves to Noyea, about 10 days ago. beran suit"
take 11.000 worth o? stock.. No a-eneral laa-alnat smi... 'n. "rl 5r"n .u'1
ranvaas haa been mad.. Oa th. J Th. .a ' - V,'i,:.WJ aiirnauon
trarv. thoaa In ch.raa n ttT. JlaA""""- "l i Want
have a.k.,1 .r.rl .,1. k,- ,'"'w" "urs,
Iocs
own
an
her
a . .a
AVVUrUs
7- - a-a-wa vaaa a. w ia via I lllaT I n M PB nJAVaial ka A -
er.b VndTocTnVof1 7foi"V. X
Th faot that aupport 1 being rtTn "'" is oecauss n l
freely to th wooleu mill movement Is i.tm xu )w Btx P'
due largely to th eon fldene felt In u . u v ' wV .
of th fact that' under his offer he "i'aSIn 'r!.? MKin Boilers so
agre to guarantee 10 per cent to the lat Ln -5.' nV and right-
Stockholder.. Should th mill not auo-1 f uljwrath. ' sh "did tell him that aha
ceed h will not niak a cent personally, ov,e1 """'j, .8h admlta wrlUng lov
....... Du.irra, DUl Says ItllS WBS not
real lova makina' tf ... " Z
ioka . : . "1 T
Vfa XTm.... I- - ... .
ON BIG LAJtt) DEAL &jj;!tt JSK
vw ia ui a mnny stag on both
Sldea Kha nvi Mav.. h.. -
Suit to recover 13.100 for a commie, burden for h.r h. .,.n.u.
ton alleged to hav been earned in a lahlna her afrectlnna n flr.ii.Mt . c..
id deal haa been begun In the state denies that Holler, h.a h... ...hT-
her
accua-
SUES FOR COMMISSION
S U."-0" cJwlbJ aSr,lcDoi,fc,d " fwore than a friend to her and aay
fj; Frank C Bolln. McDonald saya that husband haa mad a bad anieaa in il.
he knew of th location of a larr tract in her " . Ku' tn ,c
Ther ar seven children In th Noye
of government land. And was employed
noun to poini it
up a areat Liberal party machine. These
constitute tn principal am
th Conservatives. The Liberals base
Here Is a ; Allltafi, Oregon, Display That Shows What the SecUon Can Do. .' '
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Of the many fine exhibits at the recent Walla Walla fair, that of Milton, Or., was among the' fore-
i ti i r: a. : a. a. t?u - it-. r i nfi, . r '
moii. i iioukjn inc iir&i prize wen; to rreewater, ur ine nvai sister oi lUiuou, it can DC Seen Dy
u:, .u-. t? u : v, : u - u -v.
Litis ;iiiui c mat i inn.ici a cahiuii ill us I iidvc uccu a. pcovii. .
. br these means by friends of th gov
ernment Against this Mr. Borden has
?ut up a hard fight, and In all parts of
lie dominion, ' having in nearly every
provlnc th ftctiv aupport of th
'' clergy. "' .
The liberals hope at the best that they
. will be returned to power with a much
mo4y.l. .Kit. th. .........
i..jvr..., nuns .tv P' vfimi . t. -
tives claim that Ontario will repeat th i
majority just given Mr; Whitney. Nen I
Brunswick and Nova Scotia ar expected
. iu 5 return inure .unai:rvauv?. iiiaa 111
any other former election, ,wlns; to the
sujrcrt of th Hasen government.
British Columbia, Manitoba and the
Mortbwest will send mora Conservatives
titan heretofore, so that,. If Mr. UirJn
can hold his own in the. province of
Quebec, he will have a sufficient ma
jority to defeat Bir Wilfrid Laurier.
The last parliament was composed of
114 members, but owing to the increase
- In the northwestern eect'ona of the do
minion the next parliament will com
' prlee,. 221 members, as follows: On
tario 86, Quebec 65, Nova Scotia 18, New
. , Brunswick 13. Prince Edward's Island
4.- Manitoba 10, Saskatchewan 10, Al
berta y British Columbia 7, and th
Yukon L
3IULTX0MAII C0UKTY
, ; HAS 38,670 VOTERS
Roosevelt th unveiling of a monument
to ex-rresiaent Benjamin Harrison at
Indianapolis, the annual convention of
tne miners or in Pittsburg district, and
th meeting- of the Persian parliament
ror ii initial session,
PRAISES WORK
I DEFENSE ASKS
FOR DISMISSAL!
OF G
; Th ' number of registered
voters In Multnomah county Is
'just 18,670. These ar th cor-
.rected figures announced today
by Deputy County Clerk. Schnel-'
der. after compiling the returns
from notaries and justices of the
: peace.
e The Republicans hay a little
better than 4 to 1 th best of It 4
on the figure as they stand.
They are credited with 2,10,
tne democrats nave 7,063 and all
the others aggregate 2,611.
wmifl th books were opened
' recently, &,o& names were added
( to th rolls, , of which number
the Republicans contributed 3,249,
the Democrats 1.47ft and all
others 677.
Eyes tested free at Metzger's.
W. B7i5HASE DIES
- AT THD HOSPITAL
John M, Scott assistant passenger
agent of th Southern Pacific, has re
turned from th waterways convention
In Chicago, full of enthusiasm for the
work done by H. Wittenberg of Port
land, the Oregon delegate to the con
vention, ' He says that Mr. Wittenberg
mad an - excellent Impression on . the
body and did a great ideal to uphold the
Importance of the Columbia and Wil
lamette rivers. That he was on more
HEILIG AUDIENCE HEARTILY ENJOYS
GOOD,- OLD COMEDY "THE RIVALS"
Government Rests in Los
Angeles Land Fraud Con
spiracy Case.
By J. F. S.
An audience of people somewhat over
awed by their reverence for the classics
and not quit determined whether It
would be proper to laugh or not greeted
the Jefferson in "The Rivals" at the
llelllg last night It would be more
correct to say, perhaps, that they greet
ed William W. Jefferson, for it 1 still
LiVdla LanarUiah looka mtnmalr wall
and is simple and unaffected, which Is
as much ' as anyone can bo with th
colorless young females of Sheridan'
iime, wnen airectation and simplicity
The attorneys for the prosecution Id ,.,,,.. mn, nt th. ,
oase oi me government against xive lu w , h. ...h.-. , ..,,
members of the Pacific Furniture & Acres" Is an actor. Sheridan's charac
Lumber company, on trial for conapir- ter drawing while extraordinarily good
acy to defraud the government out of I T," .-.r. '"'""' .'"i
timber land, announced In the federal I ordinarily intelligent actor. He Is not
court shortly before noon today, . that called upon to create something; en-
all the evidence was In and that the oulBla OI nl "D'arv
government rested its case, which has Therefore with the benefit of hia fa-
now been on -trial nearly two weeks. iners training ana witn nt own gen-
Whcn court resumed Its session this I isiiiy or manner, wiinam Jefferson
committees than anv other man at th. afternoon, Marcus C. McLemore, coun-l makes of Bob Acres" not a wonderful
mnvantinn t. .hnvn h. th. niiAni I sel for the defense, made a motion creation, Dut a careful, conscientious.
, " 1 . . .v,iw.j8 v.l.l - v. A. Aft- ! hlimor.ltlllmtnal nhapan . T.A.
vm VJL w.-i VI ill. Ilia uiidiiu- . -"-.- MAS. w&.v.
ants that the case against them be dis- aon may resent being considered every
mlssed This motion was on the ground where aa hia father's son, but Inas-
thaf th. .nvnnmil haa fatlol in nrn-I JTlUCh SS his OWn notices Call volli at.
due sufficient evidence to show that I tention to th fact . and ther Is no
a conspiracy actually existed. ?m.11 capital mad of th late Joseph
Ln event the motion is overruled by Jefferson s fame, ther is no reason
Judge Wolverton, Richard Hynes will lny It should not be done.
probably bo the first defendant to take .v1 nv been those who have
th stand in "his own behalf. Several said they wer moved to tears, at the
others will ln all probability testify resemblance, and at the same time the
either today or tomorrow. KSat ?'f 'rnce, betwen father and son.
Ira D. McCoy, former secretary of the Why this should be is as inexplicable
rnmnunv urna nn th. .tflnH a vrMt.r I " re most TOOI thln&8. Ther la nn
part of -the morning, identifying evi- r8.?." whT Jefferson should comic, and is aa muh tnnX h.nVh.
Uenc in the form of letters and ac- nl ratner in every word and I Usual comedy as its English Is superior
counts which were seised by the govern- F?8tur- . Instead, it's considerably to to that of -Th2 Vt. mSto..". -JFaISL
from the account-of the convention in
me tjnicago evening post:
"Oregon reported today, bavins- th.
smallest delegation on the . roll one
. man. Tha ri.l.o-at. 4a TT
Portland, and the announcement of his
I arrival was mad the occasion for con
Alslderabl levity. H first asked what
A representation naa been accorded his
w stat upon the committees, and the an-
j swer . was 'None.' Then Mr. Wittan.
Derg asKeo tnai tne state be recog
nised, and the chairman appointed him
a member of each of th four commit
tees. "The Oregon delegation,' said the
cnairman, repeating his ' suggestion
flven to the other delegations yester
ay, 'will please hold a cauous before
voting, mat narmony may prevail In
i iv hiuu cuon.
of the most hopeful things about him.
But he can never hope to make hi own
name and fame until he leaves the roles
that distinguished the elder Jefferson
and strikes out for himself along; new
lines. .
As for Joseph Jr., he even forgets ha
Is, or rather isn't, as Sir Luctus O'Trlg
ger, much of the time, so that he, too,
needn't worry lover tha father' son ap
pellation. But the remainder of the 'support -of
... a. .tllQIDUII 1 C3 "7AI.T3.10IIV. XVUB1.
Rand as Mrs. Malanron unuaiiallv
good she. too. follows the Sheridan hu
mor skillfully arid appreciatively, and
for once there Is a Mrs. Malaprop who
doesn't make a mess of tha role. Her
acting i a loy. Blanche Bender
gnu
by Bolln to point it' out -He sava ha r.
was to be paid 15 an acre for all the tody ' of the three vounl.T- 9 fiUK"
land Bolln 'selected. Bolln and other waits theVri7?. !, ?ne a8h
Interested with htm took 640 acres, it is ,VJoo iv th..i,e.r .hu'n1 to
alleged, and McDonald wants pay at the XI with tjs nphnd.it. "up
rate of ti per acre. He saya the land c r w,u Z5 per month alimony,
la worth 121.000. tn land beside, awardins; her th Xamtly hom
0ORE JUDGES SHOlslH,
FDR IjipiOfffl lAFI IS WBOIIG
A 4V WA .,... . f. . . ' t M I
th Multnomah Bar association In th . secretary ot in
courthouse, th lawyer, of this city will "hoMmen union of th Pacific,
discuss th necessity for additional f" to th article written
Judges for th circuit court of this. 11 , C 0vgs and printed ln th
countv a matter which nf areat tm. 1 , V w"'u !" uuienae or me laoor ana
county, a maiiar wnicn is or great m- I (niunctlon darla inn. r -wmi. u
portance not only to the lawyers but to In aupport vof his contentions, Mr.
litigants, which means the people gen- I Eouch quotes "from an injunction issued
ra'ly' , . I by Judge' Hanford, of the United
"For several years it ha been diffi- filaraa ifiatrit nn..PV -otAVi Mr "Tr
txii thJrsu,t to keep up the case of the Alaska Steamship com '
with Its work." says Arthur LanggutU. pany against th Longshoremen's union
secretary of the Multnomah Bar asso-1 at fltn. .h..in. ...
elation, "as with the enormous Increase judge Taft' lead. Judge Hanford pro-
ln population and genaral business of hlblted the longshoremen of Seattle
this city and county, has come a great even from ualng persuasion during a
Increase In the volume of business of strike of the lonishoreman omnW h!.
the courts, yet the machinery of the the steamship company. ,
courts have not been increased and the The letter of Mr Pouch follnwa-
amount of work now on hand and eon- 'fher Is an article in th ,
stantly tacreaslng in our circuit court Ings Oreronlan from the r,en of M r
makes it necessary that the number of AZZJi' 'w.Jl"?' ?. C.
ludges be increased that causes might truit law as It is used aiVKTat u!r
U handled and . Justio. dealt out as oraanlsaUon" ifr'nS. W.8.4 1
aneediiv as nnRatriie. i m ,. -- -rr. r
were strangely combined. T. C Ha mil. I ...... v... . . n,i...r. .1.1- ..
ton Bl. i;h.... Ik t... 5 fi: ,". uu.w.co. ouu 1 ut.uuu iu"
aiiuwii, s uniii vj i n n r 11 1 umi.
pold. Lane as Captain Absolut at
worthy members of the company.
Although It took the audience nearly
half an hour to discover who Mr a. Mai.
aprop really was last night when they
once did find out that it would be all
right to laueh. thev eninved tha mm.
edy hugely. After the first act they
found it possible to laugh whole-heart-
eaiy. sna not wnn ine g-lgTri that the
usual farce comedy nrovnkaa mrA th.
uui icing wm provocative of a much
enjoyment as tne jtieiiiar nna v.p wit.
nessed.
As a comedy "The Rivals" still
At ihts'tlm cases ar set for trial l?L7f'i"L"';,
? far ahe4. a th twenty-second of tanlaationT from " doT-v i ny "iw?.VI
S volume 01 thina.' Ha makea lnno- rl.. n. th
March and th Increaslni
LAUD FIGURES
ARE TOO HIGH
William B. Chase, former city en
, srlneer, died this morning at the Good
Samaritan hospital, at th end of an
. illness that had lasted aince February
Mr. Chase was stricken with paralr
. als at McMlnnville last February while
at work there. Most of the time after
I"8-.? to hl" 3ath. he spent ln the
, hospital.. But although he had been
",, . 1J '? lon? niB oea'h comes aa a
distinct shock to his many friends.
il,ia.m B- thase wan city engineer of
Portland some years ao. His auccess-
f5 wa-Mr. Elliot- the predeceaaor of
the present Incumbent. The Burnslda
treet bridge was hull: n-hn. t. ... -
charg of th city's engineering depart
.' ment and he also was connected with a
rumber of other Important entrprlaea
i,.9f0.1 btitft appointed city engineer
Mr. Chase was connected with the en
' F'n?T,n'..opPartment of the Southern
I sclflc He was about 65 yeara of are
TT0 do"hters survive itr. Chase--Marian,
who is a trained nurse of thif-
city, and' Jessie, a schoolteacher .t
rilffs. Wash. The latter has been tel"
paphed for and Is expected to arrive
tonight
The Hawthorn estate aaks a reduc
tion ln Us assessment of $126,896. In
a complaint filed with th county board
of equalization this morning the sec
retary. Mrs. Catherine H. Collina. rt..
I clares that an Increase of $83,050 over
ment when the Pacific Furniture &l
Lumber company went Into bankruptcy.
Many of these letters, th govern
ment's attorneys say, go to show that
a conspiracy had been . rormea.
FASsliHl
DEER KILLED,
him credit that he Isn't .It la
"The Time, the Tlana tint th.
wniuin, ior instance,
PORTLAND SNGERS RETURN ' ,
AFTER TWO YEARS IN EUROPE
Mrs. E. A. Bealav wlf f District
Forecaster BaJs, Of th weather bu
reau, and Miss Nancy Beala are back
from Europe. They returned yester
aay after nearly two years' abaenca
Accompanying them waa Mis Katbcr
in H. Bancker, of Michigan, who has
(United Press Leaded Wire.)
Belllngham, Wash., Oct 26. The fa
mous white deer of Lake Whatcom, spent the past 'three years 'in Europe
which has defied hunters for years, fell studying music. Having- learned from
yesterday, the victim of a woman, who I wea ther ). hn tL , "5,..'!
last year Is unfair and exorbitant .nd I t, V "XL """VZr V.'"Uf th. "i.i,. IZ "",Z.,la ln murauon or spending
asaerts that the valuation should be : The animal has been hunted by doxen Mrs. Beats and Miss Beals went to
in fwt 10 per cent lower than last year, of persons and has been seen by doz- EMrope to study vocal music! Mrs
.He hile.dhiIS.t.,f th,8 U',U nd bIock en" nlor' but unt11 yesterday It escaped Beals as Instructor, andMls Bwl f5r
owned by the estate is given, compar-! all bullets, and there are those who, be- the concert stage. With therrT went
iof. me assessments ior this year and ! lleving that their aim Is true, were Miss Elizabeth Harwas, the Portland
l07. A footing of the figures shows ready to swear that the animal was not I favorite, who had studied under Mrs
that the-jjroperty Is assessed this year . of this world but was a mere shadowy I Beats for some time. Miss Harwas
",, mi tne same prop-1 tning mat nauntea tne wwrai ai tue 1 will remain ln Uurope, having; secured
erty stood on the books last year at ' hesd of the lake. - I engagements to sing ln grand ooera
... v.uiiiii. out. iiB.nv .11 .11. iur. n no iuuviui m j -jo ... li... ,..i lxi. .nun ... wrt ri Mn. arm
. m. i.Ma 1. niMn..... a . i . . n.v... .1 vr.h.. I . . .(..41 I . 1 ki.. , . , -T . , . :
; AAhA uuihium-.cn .iiu i ii ti T n - " . " rat., m ,,cbMM,vb " -. . ... 1.111. vwlw , it: i i i i r ii 11 in f ii n I. nn . via.
figures should at least not be higher engineer, brought the animal down It next spring but It will be but for a
than last year. She thinks 10 per cent with a rifle that has spoken deatn to I short time since Mr. Beals says she
ib.b wuuia d ngnt. j iu.li anuviior hibihuci mi mo utci inin- i in luuiug apienaia progress in critical
Clementine Koaney complains of an " . . . . iiiirupe.
aaaesament of 123.000 on lot id? in xesternay nunters rrom tne city
block 26. Albina, and aays she has f J1'" .tha deerI near th,? l!a. oT. the
LEAVES BIG ESTATE
TO HER DAUGHTER
.ai'dMMr..Harr "a' Jg.JtJSTM''
iTL.htJutht...hlnk'. lat season she made
Sif . iheatre m leading grand opera
role, a record that no American stu-
r.i. " r "v"r "ort axiained in Eu
rona Imoreaaaj-lna th... f..i.. .
great future for theerlrl from IPortland
who la now In -Milan. Miss Margaret
.5 .' "otner known Portland sing
er. Is also very successful In her work.
eaon h same com
pany ss Miss Hirwu. th. .!,-
iV"'' Xr,. K&Tl8 and Mis Cain
Singing th lyrics. 7?
h.l"5.N.ney Beal" tudled'wlth Lom-
bardl in Floranna in.it u. t . jt..l
lna tha Stay in Knron. V. in...,t.. v.
. . , ..... fii,aiiVH uu
us iuuta.sup ine woric again after
tu uLu-aicTJtisjii rJtr. i in rt r cr iha ata
S,PTB- ,whn on th way to Portland,
Miss Beal sang before Madam March-
aai, who appeara very enthusiastic
over her voice, and said Miss Beals
would make a brilliant inoii in
vart worn.
On their way hom th travelers vla-
L. " Z"aem rsns, jndon. Boston and
New Tork. SDandlna- ahnuV a. 4.
Bleu yiaiw, ...
gested condition must necessarily grow
frrater as me montns go on, unless tne
eeislature gives us - additional iudaes
I ror tms county, it is my opinion that
f'the present number of Judges of the
circuit court or juuitnoman county
should d incrcasea irom lour to not
less than six.
TAFT PREDICTS -BRYAN
PANIC
." lake and wer close on Itstjieels
' " r 1 1 r.... tl... ...l . . i.
Th will of Mrs. Martha A.
Heyt.was filed for probate In
th county court thli sfternoon.
. Th. testator Jeavna an esute
, valued at $80,000. consisting of
both real ard teronal pmperty.
li leaves to her eon. r,. '.
Hbyt $100. and ta.her daughter.
Mr. Francis Hoyt lwla. HOfi'.
.Th remalndar of thu esute u
give to Martha A. Hnvt. a
daughter.
Il.VIr hMn nffer m-T-a tKan t.
the property. She apparently" thinks ' tlm- Bf?re th7 ,u,d "? ft
tht th. i.- .aiiin. vX open x shot wai heard and they
tun v.i... ... , """""" -!just In time to see Mrs. Methurst with
A like Interpretation of asae.ament ! a nJ'7i ""i'l hr arW' t4k
la made by the Ibex Land company In ! P0""0" ot tha game.
asking that the flan ire. nn it ......
land be cut from $2,500 to $1.J00 Here:
the complainant aay a that ha "under-'
etanda" that unimproved land la as- i
resaid at 60 per cent of tha actual
. value, but where he obtained thla
standing does not appear. Ha aava he
I thinks he would sell the land ln ques
4 ; tlon for $2.f00 and will give -the as
..eeasor an opportunity to purchaae for
Th 1 g is the laat day for the reception
i of 'kicks' from taxpayers. The equal
, iners will then have three wneka tn
. which to paaa on th complaints that
Z kv been filed.
J SPOKANE BUNKO MEN MAKE PLAY
FOR OREGONIAN AND GET THE HA HA
Patterns for the
Baby With Next
Sunday's Journal
Stacy Adams low Inatep shoes
Knift-uta, Tblrd and Washington.
The patterns given In next Sunday's
embroidery supplement include designs
of a baby's bib, dress yoke, booties and
cap. They ar th prettiest of simple
and appropriate designs and - will b
gladly welcomed by all women who love
to work at dainty baby garments.
Do not destroy your patterns after
making and transfer. Remember that
when th sheet Is dried again It Is aa
good as new and a number of transfers
LAWYERS
DATE FOR C03I3IERCIAL
i t j) t i xniTJ"Ti ---T . T-rr-i f00" s new ana numofi oi iranerers
I A I BA QI ET A OT SET I mT l" rnd- from am d-at,.
i I l-esteon and garland effect are at
I preee-nt tb height of fashion for the
?r arraesaments bsva han made yet I liny tots sad yery ntatner who feels
r-r tna rnamwir oi emiero ror the I rnd In Having r.er nttle n a tssta
j banquet to Jamea J. Mill and offlrU is ' fully attired as tb nwst wealthy baby
. -1 in. . . -r i nuiiimn
EAT
Grap
e-Nuts I
"It DaiMs the Brain
"Tttrt't a Ret i on
anq it tn, rn . in mi una c . sh irsh natiama ud
, Pawlflc rnada. aa no data fnr the enm. achieve the deal red reault- Netrtlng la
tin rf the Hill party and t he opening I more faacleatlng than surh work and
I ef tha nw . P. 4x a. na haa h.n st when th fwvt terna ara furnished wttho.it
Th H1H party. Inclodfnr J j. Hill andlroat the price of the work is merely
, LrfMUts liflL nreeident of tha Oraal N'nnh. i nominal. -..
ra. will leave Pl Pal for th weat, Th pmpptamert appear weekj, wftli
i .i ' j nrn "h'iiih, . writ, cm tPnvirtnai sjunoay s mm.
I trip win tna tn rertisw for tb for
sna) nne-nirg r-f yr Nana Baek.
It we declared today that thata was
I at troth raj t h. wianey that th Una
wo-ild fortoal'r i(v4 n Jnhr
t. nw. only bacuas) th Hill party rwn
t reaeh pnrtiaod that cn. but b.
eaaa there 1 t. r a la'ra htwiiiM on
t a fift t hofvay f thw Mkav, e 1 rt -ar
It ta ) ve4. htrf. tat th
f tnay tea cS i"rttaj4 tr mrm-
sr 1.
THE-VTRICAL 3IEX
F0R3I CORPORATION'S
Oerra ' a B, Jme H. Frtirk
wm n4 Fain 11d bav 1fe.rnrtad
ta Tatriial fiMtrrr a'.-ts'i.n f
Offs It has -r-:Ll imt nf
7i.e Mot en ITctjre 7 : tr,eai. Maav
f .
It Isn't often that a . professional
bunko-artlst mistakes when he sizes up
his victim and If he doe he never
tells anyone, so they seldom break into
print, but the smooth tongued, friendly
flim-flam "raining operator" that
tackled Colonel A. W. Killer in Spo
kane about two weeks ago ha learned
a little lesson .that be will not forget
for a 'few moons, and It didn't take
tti assistance of any pollc depart
ment either.
Colonel Miller 1 superintendent of
th Oregon exhibit of farm products
snd haa a natural leaning toward farm
life, so it is only natural that hi dreaa
resemble hia calling. Ha was stand
ing on the corner of Riverside and How
ard street in Snnkan on tb day of
wnicn this story nas to deal. H do
not remember whether he bad a naek-
tl on er not. but be realise that at
least on person took him far a "sucker"
ss h stood ther taking tn th slghta
Th colonel Isn't ao much of a sucker
s he may look and he doe.rTr mind a
btmmi ;ok eitnrr. mo waen Mr. Mining I
Operator tits him tb glad hand and I
assured him that he had seen him some
where befor,.th colonel agreed that h
had. They talked a few minutes and
then Mr. Miller wss shown about town,
finally winding up in th Hyde-building,
where th erstwhile old friend bsd
som mining; stock which h thought
would interest the Portlander. Colonel
Miller looked It over and seemed Pleased.
Other "operators'' spepared on the seen
with more and better specimens of free
gold. Th- colonel ald that h had
about IMeo at hi disposal nd then
they all Insisted on buying blm a drink,
o the story goes, but Mr. Millet had
a Iittl deal of hi own and they re
mained In th office. -
"I II tell you what." fc alt Tv got
a mln myself up th country about II
miles. Got a vn-foot vein, easy to
a-et at and a sur winner If I ran -et
someone to go la with me and get thai
"'m ixiinsr inntn. . irs tne candy,
yon bat. only II tn Ilea from fiuhhni'ii
.na a.v.n miiei rrnaa in railroad, seven
foot vein, what d'ye know about Itf"
. "Great they said, all talking at
one, "whataJs Itr w
Soft narT?- replies th colonel with
a hoarse laugh, "tell your friends a bo at
It." .
(United Press Ltaesd Wire.) '
New Haven, Conn., Oct 38. Assert
ing that the election of Bryan means
a panto, William H. Taft delivered thre
addresses ln this state today.
Th Tal Club met th candldat at
tha station her, and though . It was
raining ther was a big parade to th
armory. Taft, without an umbrella and
bareheaded, bowed to the crowd aa his
carriage passed along tn streets, una
rain noured down on hi head and at
times was almost bllndlna.
: At th armory Taft was Introduced
by Governor Woodruff. On the plat
form . were Congressman Lllley, the
party candidate zor governor, jonn
Hayes Hammond and other lead era
Congratulatory reaolution from, the
faculty and student body were .pre
sented to Tan. ills aaaress was
ceived with great enthusiasm.
At Stanford Taft declared that Bryan
had been the forerunner of prosperity
bv being defeated, and said he hoped
Brvan would brlna? prosDerlty thla -vear
Dy Deing aeieatea again.. -
- At both Hartford and Stamford Taft
requested votes on tne ground tnat a
victory for Brvan would cause a vanlc
' Taft left New Tork this morning for
a flying trip through Connecticut. The
itinerary provided for speeches to be
delivered at Stamford. South Norwalk,
Ttl J . . .... I . t.t.
toU and New Britain, with an hour's
stop at Harirora ror a speeen at tne
tat capital, the next stop to be Merl-
den. then waiiingiora. reacninr mew
Haven at i o'clock this afternoon.
Taft was also tha recipient her of
a unique Taresent rrom the faculty and
students or xaie university. Tne pres
ent was the form of a testimonial on
sheet of parchment to which prac
tically every member of the faculty
and student body bad airixsd his sig
nature.
K Tork Oct. 4. Th Republican
Plan to throw an Imposing array of
speakers Into the fight ln this city dur-
Ins tha remainder of thla week. Mr.
Taft and Governor Hughes will speak
together in Msaison riqunre Garden
Wednesday night. In the Durland Bid
Ing academy Saturday might. Secretary
of Bute Ellhu Root will deliver Ms
only sddress of the campaign. Start
ing Thursday Mr. Taft and Governor
Hughes will make a trip through th
stat together, speak Ing In Albany.
Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo, and
making numerous rear-platform speeches
osj their Journey between thas cities.
agv-rs' association I another new ror
poratiow, also laanrhed with $SM capi
tal. Tt forwtaj bv Oeorv t. Baker,
ft. . Ratg d Saoiael posner.
Ey gleaoes. II at Metxrsr'a
Cardinal Mather rvyt. ,
(rut-4 Ptaas Laaae4 WVs I
Ix-toa, rw-u f. Tardinal Francis
Mat his of rranc died 1-ers teday.
ALASKAN 3IIXERS
FACE A WAGE CUT
' Seattle, Wash, Oct. ti C K. Ma
honey, vtce-preallent ef th V eat ere
raera'loa of Miners, has ftlnmeil
frrn aa official trio throng- Alaska
end a awid tway that the miner a tn
re tMrtsj oat era-e,n!e to ymtect
ictmsnvM ti resist a rut an
thing.'
ejection or Judge Taft, and tries to
snow wnere organized labor is not dis
criminated against by the Sherman law,
as some of our federal judge interpret
"Laying Mr. George's article side by
aid with th federal injunction issued
by Judgs C H. Hanford of the United
States circuit court of th western dis
trict of Washington against the long
shoremen of Seattle On July 25. 1908,
and still in full force and effect, I am
nmased at Such - statement aa Mr.
Georgs makes. Among other things
contained ln this Injunction I -will nuoto
paragraph six a being the most sweep
ing and relevant to my question. Para
graph six read as follows:
" 'from cone-reeratlnar unon or ahoiit
aid company's premises, or the streets,
approaches and places adjacent or lead
ing to said premises, for th purpose
of intlmidatlnar said emnlovea or nr..
venting or hindering their duties as
such employes, or for the purpose, or
In such manner as to "Induce" or coerce
by threats, violence. Intimidation or
persuasion, anr of said comnanv'a em.
ployeg to leave its service, or refuse to
enter Its service in the business of
interstate commerce.' -
"Prior to this narae-ranh In tha In.
junction ln the complaint or statement
the following appears:
" 'This injunction is arranted bv tha
authority of the act of July 2, 18D0,
auuwn nn tne ami-uuei act.
"We claim we are discriminated
against inasmuch as it is without prece
dent where a federal judge ever en
joined a corporation and prohibited It
from using persuasion in th- conduct -of
Its business. ' - '
Th goddess of justice Is represented
by a female figure holding the scales,
blindfolded. This no doubt meet with
the approval of our federal judges, as -were
sha not blindfolded soma of the -judicial
acts of Injustice committed "'
would make even a granite goddess '
blush," . :
WHISKEY FOR LAME BACK
Th Increased us of whlakev fnr
lama back rheumatism 1 causing con
slderable discussion among th medical
fraternity. It Is an almost Infallible
cure w.hen mixed with certain other
Ingredients and taken Dronerlv. Tha
following formula Is effective-." "Tn
one half pint of good whiskey add one
ounce of Toiis Compound and one ounce
Syrup Sarsaparllla Compound, Take In
tablespoon rul doses before each meal
and before retlrln
It Is surely worth trying bv anvona
who may be afflicted.
DEFENDANT 3IUST PAY
COST OR LOSE CASE
Bec'auM Georg W. Beaver failed to
appear la the stat clreult court this
i morning, the data set for th trial of a
'suit In which b I defendant, -Judge
Morrow ordered that It pay ze I tn
Plaintiffs within 1 dars. It ha fails
to do ao tb plaintiffs will be given tie
fault sgalnst Mm. In th tn east Ins th
case la continued.
Whet th rasa Tras called. OA of
Beaver's s Hornets appeared and std t-e
had 1'jst learned that, tbe caa was set.
iur trial. Mia nini ia i u snini.ii. .m
be wss unprepared, so he asked for a
eontlnuanco. Jndre Morrow said that
th. attorney should have ker-t himself )
bettar Informed, and. ha would r-rlj i
frant a coottnuanoo on rood! t ion that j . b---.- ... .
IS la rit te th plaintiff s as partial! KtnTdljaslwl
eon" pa a Una for tbelr at tin, nd .' 1
trrM.
Scott's Emulsion
clothes the nerves and
muscles with warm fat,fill9
the veins with rich blood.
It makes children ru treed
and hardy and fearless of
the cold. It fills the whole
body with warmth and life I
and energy.
Thin. people-sometimes
gain a pound a day while
taking" it ' 1
ess! tkb) i iHlmaiH. lafsteansMMaf
swta watcattaaviwayaar slaias saw saa
s cwaar sisn. sad w kb aaad sw a
swat KrwTark
th
fm
la
O. J T. n-1 C H. rir.r1 sra) r
pla'rtlffa THey rlalrn iti n for? I '
ut 4 vea-etahie t-at tha fa-snti 1
aHarad ta bav fsi.i t jaf for. 1
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