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Newspaper Page TextTHE j OREGON DAILY ' yOURNAi; TORTLAND.J FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1008.. JAFT MAKING Ses DIVORCES WIFE WHO MARRIED COUNT'S SON - ' p ' ' ' Dr. II. A. Collins Says He Knows of 2ft) Other Decree nml Is Ignorant of Alliance Between His Spouse' and Nobleman. ; According to a cMspatrh to Th. Jour nil front Nsw York, several Hfoki ago. . IMra Nau - a ., A. .-I-. I .l.nrllv T ,i T ' .. 1 ' 1. I " -rw ' JLII '. l eSlCm , e tTK before that to Vlggo Von Jlolatrln Hath i ct i ir: T -1 - T low, son of Count Vou Holaieln Itathlow 'i' Swings His Jack-o-Lan-of Copenhagen. rnmik. wJy i ( tpm in Voters' Faces and Jud, Morrow'" aspnrtmsnt of h. nf VBos for His Party's Life "r,t husband, secured oivorc on W f tha ground of cru.lly. Hi fur aa ho I iwth Sherman at Ltlca. know. m ira nu n.t .cured n. vorc front htm, and her alliance with a nobis family of Pen tun rk U aumt thing he know nothing about. Mr. Colllna aaa 17 yesrs old when he married Dr. I'ollln at Hartlngtiii. Neb. That waa In ltol. Before tlTTl aha had been a member of the (mile square Concert company. New York, under the stag name of Ooldla Lnn '"st trnltod Press LmJ Wire ) iOnalda. N. f.. Oct.' lO.-WIth only aha had been three day rhor before letlon. Will- . . . . A . i unurt mm viai lam H. Taft la maaing a wninwinu wuw Tnej. marring if. wa- . unhappy, f tiorthweet.rn New York aUte today, I most from the flrat. lr. Colllna thta ... . . .luiinn nf thi momliif declared that hla wife al . p.n.u.uB 7'7" " moat Inaan.ly jealous and Interfered atate and national tlcketa and th raturn w(tn hl, prmJt!c. by objecting to hi of Republic congressmen. . (calling on women patient. For a time Taft made bla flrat atop at Canatota. bs waa employed in ad rug tsrs, and ' . v- 7 . r.rZmA thar. Ha h" ' "la wlf called up ao often to and spok VI U,r"r .nd hen tS n u ' waa thera that the man went irom thera to Roma nd ar of the atore finally forbad tier , ytlca, th nom 01 Jm o "'- tho ue.of tho telephone. Bepubllcan oandldatofor ';55,d" Dr. Collina alao complained thathl Ahenth Taf "'fj' rI Jtl -in? wlf waa extra varan t and bought and 1 .itrnrm of the DecuU h'y"d lllt; to pay. th ,""rmnSf th "Pf1 alao neglected to properly ?,w.f IK?1, L.- .n-.tr. l'"l boy. and woulS al1 atatlon an lmmenae crowa Brrnuj . . . ,,. .0... and when Taft and Sherman ciaspea K r,,,"- t.T: VT-- lii U -h. band on th J"r11Sf -th "Pf1 alao neglected to properly ear for their . train, the crowd went wild. ' ' h t t little boy, and would allow hlra to go Taft apok at thMajatlo thao to ,or thrll wtkm wlthout . , on of th largest crp wda vr;B f"hled Dr Colllna waa th. only man among there. Jl paid a high trlbut to Sher. .ppjICJUlU for d)yorce who toi3 man and the namea of the Kepubllcan 0, ,hatterd lov dream to candidate were ahoutod again nd again T,i.iArrftw this nmrnin, Th. ,iwn bytha crowd. crowded with a rare array of hati lart naicuiea in ,u h. ni frills, with occasion! gay tlnta of r- Finding that her husband was a bar tender, instead of a traveling aaleimaa tor a roriy bouse, as he had led lir la hollvv when be courted her, ira Mary J. Fannlnir. drew t liux, and left Jatne 1. Fanning on the other side of It Hlie taucht' school, and ah nld that Fanning tuk her money to spend fur liquor. They 'were married In Hauit Stn. Marie Mlchln 104, and he left nur liter in neploinoer, iy. tute aald that aorne lime afterward aha re ceived letter rroin Hint aaatiig ner to loin him In l'ortland. Mhe earn. hut haa not been able to find him, mo he thought a divorce would do J vis aa well. Hhe will reaum her rormor name. Mary Vnuna When Mrs. Hay L. Thompson dlscov ered a rasor In th bed where ah waa alnenlna aha nueatlnef ' I rank Thompson, Or husbiuid and legal pro teotor about It Nhe teatlfied that he told her he put the blade In th bed and aald that as he we good - and ilred of her ha Intended to Use IL Mrs Thompson deolared that her husband had abuid her ever alnce they were married and would not work. He I now aervlnv a term in Jail for larceny, They were married In June. HOT, and 0v a pretty naoy noy, wno waa award' ad ta hla mother' custody. Mr. Nettle Stewart festinea mat sn SHF-siinnFfJivmraif UIIL. UUUUUIlal nnnDC connn unuiui uum SOI MAIL TWO DOCTORS IWM CIIIZEII - 1 . . 1 CLERKS HOSTS HELD III JAIL KILLED BV WI Entertain Viccrresldent ;of Accused ' ft, Having: Cansed Charles Goehrinfrer, Grand 1 Jieir Association at a v Death of Eusrene 'Girl . Arm.v veteran. Hun Down by JIalpracticc. . Banquet - ..- u-, 41 itia, whu utvMiuinu aar nil is v th heir to the Rooevelt pollclea. H COr and when th noon hour came the declared that since Roosevelt had re- mark of Cspi defeat, had been offl- pudlated Bryan h had 1 not heard ao dsji, damped on the record in nine - much of that feature of th campaign, different spote. . At Rutivla the enthuaiasm waa great. u m ip tt-, -v . v-, ., . The crowd was so largo that It waa lm- in, would not "shut up" whert Ouy posslbl for th police to control the Henry. hr assertlv husband, told her rusn. . 7 . to, n Kicked her in the mouth. At an- This afternoon tho Republican can- other time, when he announced that h . dldat spok a Elmira, Wayerly, Oa- proposed to bounce her head on the wego, Bingbamton, Cortlandt and Rochj floor f00tball, aha cried, and he ester. At every atop he waa greeted landed a blow on ber eye In reproof. oy emnusiaaitc ctowm. Arter a course or this treatment, the 'at Buffalo tonight wher a monster witness aald, ah went to join her reta- domonstratlort is planned. . tlves In , Roseburg. and her husband After speaking today. Taft declared:, then had th effrontery to writ to her . "The crowds convince mo that the father for money. She said that her voters of New York believ that the husband worked very little ''after he induction into office of another Repute found that h could' work and earn llcan administration is, a step in th money for them. They wer married direction of naouraKlnff the inveatment In AnHl. 19nK nn A aennrated In .Tulv nf . 1 cupiuii unu in miuiu " ihvwiahj zotiowmg year. ana mai m supcess 01 xi yiif . the uncertainty of the business future; that it means the withholding;-of cap ital: difficulty on th part of railroads ' and other corporations in borrowing money; halt- in th work of construc ; tion and reconstruction upon which our prosperity may depend." . 2artls' Methods Comparl. ( A t Canandaigua yesterday . afternoon Taft compared the Republican and Dem- oeratlc parties In respect of their meth- ods in disposing of the unforeseen issue in times of rreat public emergency. . H reasoned that the. very, theory of Democ racy,, tf ' adhered to, would 'restrict- a Democratic administration, independent ly, of a certain inaptitude lor public ax ial r that he alleged.. He said . "I sometimes think we fail t ciat what governins: means. It doe; waa compelled to borrow old clathln for herself and th children Deo us 1 3: Btawart waa not a "aood nrovldnr. H told her he waa boss, and ah must obey, ah aald. Sometimes h would abuaa her when he waa drinking, and sb would alt by the window waiting for daylight tnrougn me tong noura. aha could leave the house and t frm him. After ah did leave for aood he tried to pull her from a streetcar on day .and did aucceed In getting her pursa A crowd collected, sb aald. and when she refused to go with him he knocked her down, injur ing her back n th curbing. a 11 01 I,. 4MJUI She waa owed to rfsum her maiden name. Nettl urdy. Dena 8overn was granted a decree separating her from Richard M. 8overn. and will take her former- nam. Dena Evans. They wer married in Decem ber. 1002, and he testified that h was doaerted th following year. -Judg Morrow took th case of Bessl al welch against Kinatnan welch un ifier aavmement until he can aecia wnat no do with their five children. They wer married in ifosser, wash., and th wlf testified that she was deserted In Minnesota In 1908. She also charged drunkenness, Other divorce wer granted to Fay CaU!n from Robert Catlln. and to Katie M. ' Moaer from Cbarlea A. Moser. 1 Handbag. Found Behind Plumbing Shop Only Cine to Baffling Disappearance Case at Spokane En route to Seattle From Sweden. - (Kpecial Dispatch to' TbaS Joarnal.) Epokan. OoC 10. -Escaping th perils of th sea and the danger of tha.long iourney, between Bpokan and 8wdn, lis Lydla Manderberg, mysteriously dropped from sight In thla olty, 8h was on her way to Seattle to Join r4a tlve. A small handbag, found yesterday In the rear of a plumbing shoo and turned over by tb finder to Policeman Le Downey,- contained - documente 1 and memoranda. tumttlnr. the "unaccount able disappearance Among tTio eontents or tn nandbag war .. a aecon ticket from Bt Paul t Beattle, It had- been uaed to Spokane: a trans portation agreement betwen herself and 11s transportation company, allowing , ' , . , 1 1 1 r v , ajajjaa'iJat(a 1 iWir-e'twe''-'-''H 1 ia ) 1 "a-gjj ,v: , ' ;H; J ,- -; U ;!' ! -; " 1 - ' 1 i , : r , d V 'i-niin.im inn mm Dr, C. IT. T. At wood and hi son Dr. C'll. Atwood ar In tb county jail o-l in tho Uailroad' Yards. ((Mcitl OUMtea t Tb JeaVssLt Ibaaon, Or, Oct 0.-:harl Qoah. eused of 'having caused th death of I ringer, TT ysars of ag, an old Orand Pearl Lamb of Eugn by malpractioa. Artny.oldIer, was run over and Instant Tb two physicians, who conduct a pia-Ily killed by a Southern raolfle train t ternlxy.hosplul at Tromont station and J Laltanon last night at I o'clock. hav offices, in th Allsky building, . Qoehrtnger bad Juat returned from a mtViES'l iV-'tTcV-eSGr? AxZXi to California. n aft., .ll.hOn (hem to hav been guilty of indecent romtn train waswaikln a-tip the tralt i n train wa en It struck him. morala - - 1 . 1 croner inqueac neia thla morn- Th two man ar accused of having I" onrtd tb train crew from all cauaed th death 'of , Mis Lamb, who biam. . , wa a well known young woman of Eu-I . Tl . gen, by having performed a, criminal I A fore that will mov a ton 'along a operation. Th drfendaate st up th highway will pull a tl-ton canal boat. - I complaint that th operation waa Mr- formed by a physician. In Jugn and mat in patient cam , to tnera lor treatment Iatr. It B. Lamb of Ralaey, a brother of th dead woman. Is In Portland to aa alat ln the prosecution of the two men. He contend that th operation was not performed In Kugene. arguing EVER WATCHFUL to! SKWrM Utile Cre Will Save Mttfy believ there la a nhvalolan In tha eitvi a . 1 l .... ...... t 1 J , 1 wno wouio nav aarea to perrorm aucn I an operation. ' a j Th-t:oronra Inqueaf ta being; delayad pending tha roipt of vvldeno from rne, contents 1 1 w ' ' . ; f Ipendli sond-ciaaa J. p. Schardt, Vice-President Na- kuren 1, showing I t-i.. w.m 1 I , Th . " " . r"r" . I war ; arraigned - before Justice of th Promises pf legislation for th benefit examination. Both wer held to th two Atwood. father and ' aon. Portland Readers Fu . 4 Mure Trouble . ' ' . .. - '. . : ' . Watch th kidnty aercUons. -' . Sea that they hav th amber hua of health;- ? ' '.. C '- " , . . Th dlicharfea h&t xcevtr or tn- hsa hflfl lit ft Ont hAnhlirff. OnrmiUl V- (kwia U . u . I trA Inrv iValu Kail kalR tober ; an Immigrant s Wontlflcation ", " -t tha inn.,-t Theywre represented by freouenf riirH Issued on board tha Atlantic liner I OiM t th banaUSt tendered .J. I t- a trtnk -tJAX . ,v, .1 ""IWP'i Baltic which aailvd' from Llveroool 1 8chardL nrealdent tt tha national sasb-.I ?t05Sr J.iiltVi?!l!?2lAZL l fcS2 1 tl6ii of ajrltVat''tbXmrellJfor hlafUHopt; urimr 4ha 'aftarnoon, ltment' " Eleventh and Baldarin streets. Spokane. J ntjht. r- r fumiahed by' th tlnlon Guarantee lW. Kld.ny PIU will do 'thla for aad an envelope on hlch was written, I Chamberlain declared tha ti was surely I tompany. , . . . ' , They watch', th kidney - and cur thera when they're sick. Mra.. A. M-bllabaugh,:m Grant "St., Portland, Or;," says: , "For two or thr "DOC" ANDERSON'S FRIENDS COME TO HIS AID IN STRAW VOTE . "Doo"; Anderson, baseball fan and Bryan nthusiaat, will Win' hla money If the 'voting In his straw ballot keep up th gait' It had maintained up to noon today. At that time the vota was ap proxlmaely three for Bryan to one for Taft. There la strong suspicion that tno rnencia 01 me tiryan booster have power of debate. It does not mean the I 0f 120. advancement of plausible theories, but I Some days ago Anderson made the 11. uinuu hi. im wucrem jiohuhu- iigrtion mat .Bryan would win Mult 'When you hava a popular govern 'T sometimes think we fall to appra- not mean oratory, it does, not mean tno joined hands to help him win his wager ment, the only method bv which It can . be carried on Is by a system of parties in which the members of th parties sacrifice many of their non-essential view and agree on a .few great prlnci ' pies.' :': . ', ',.'., "Comparine: the two parties, first, what experience haa each had in govern ing? Second, what la It that united them together? 1$ It a fore that is likely to keen them together in uch a way a to givo them a full sens of re sponsibility to the people at large In carrying on the government? Are the men whom thev selected for their lead ers statesmen hien with a fine aense of arovemmental propriety and government al policy? Having made that compari- irvi nomah county. He said that he could stand'on th corner of Sixth and Wash ington from 8 o'clock in the morning until t at night and set mora votes for Bryan than would be cast for - Taft. The assertion led to a wager of 120 with a local cigar man. This morning "Dpc" took bis ' stand and began to take in the ballots. From the first Bryan ran far in the lead and th great margin gained and maintained up to noon ahowed that his friends were cominsr to hi financial assistance In directly. The Anderson vote, therefore, , seems to nave lost any element of prediction. unless the balloting steadies down dur- 'M. Eanderberg. HQ Alaaka .building. 1 .nin . .--. k ,,n .' - . 1 lensiature. snn asm tnst wn,n ne went Larson went to the nolle atatlon and I n u.'..r,- 1.. . a -h ,h mA..-A tn hl.n It II ""TV?.'.' V."-. Y'" proved to be from an old .friend In man W. R. Ellla. who followed, an- weden. introducing to mm Alias Han-inn.m th.t k. inn. 1. a,ni. darberr. who. th letter -elated, would i VuV",-.-- ST -Wvi" """""1. - v , " V, - - a-.l I" ".'Cicon VI vu 1UVU V4iw 1,lf iuu 111 ppunano u ' I Hosts at tha hsnnuet.. M88. ff??1?!?..?!! -Other short addresse Wer delivered sun touhi , uiii.u . m. Lane. JameB Edward Mahon navina seen ner. ine ponce nave no ir.t,..i.: k a t.u. . t-v,- CANCER VICTIM KILLS lllf.lSELF thv Dei lev tn nanaoar waa i thrown away by. a robber whr he Butterworth presided as toaatmaster. tnougns n couta nna it later. - Mr. gchardt, who wa th guest of honor of the evening, responded to a can xor sn address. . . C Old and Julius Meier spok to th mall clerks from th " business men's standpoint, and J. H. Ackrman, state superintendent of publlo lnstruc tlon. delivered a short addreaa invltln the mall clerka to anealc at tha teaohMra1 lnatltute with the idea of Instructing Suplls in the better and mora, legible lrectlon of mall matter. v Walter W. Woodruff, in sneaking- on "City Distribution on Trains,'.' . gave ram vaiuaoie nomiera to Duainesa men Despondent because he was suffer n thenroper manner of addressing let- Ina fronr caneer. which ho deemed In I 1!: 55 i.., .L...!..-- rrV.lA a man named McHrearv. at 1 .v "",V wni of whiskey then snot himself in tn that- station hv tha mail wavnn nn ,1,. BUfn,Btwhatever Is known of Md .M?'My.-. 2U !? &MJVS.Wf!2i AnV,ny .tretdoe0.1 nTgo't'o th,"ma?nr S. 'tii "' ; JTo . "" at all.: If the mail waa not bTft'.S? fi,?".?. -.5Sk worked 'on the trains it would have to iv.' .. Ih. v.. rtZ,.m De handled piece by piece at the main S3 5' ' h0 KHoVM or off Ic-and while that was belnir don siy months. - 1 , v ' t , . . . . . . , . kiio vurnvrs wuuiu uo teavina . me or- flce without the letters they now have tn. a. call from .tha proprietors, thev found that the 'body had fallen against the door and it- was almost .impossible hnwfitror that rh a vntA will ha on in drmtinr nf th wnv thlnca will en ! xuesaay. SAYS HE WAS CHEATED IN HORSE TRADE AND ASKS COORT'S 'AID Alleging that he wa "worked' 'in a horse trade, J, L. Smlthson has begun aon without -regard to tha nartipniar suit In the state circuit court againet poncioa wnicn iney upnoid tn the present W. L. Die! for 73B damage. He de- &eZlJ?rllLtVZ ??!.' " that ho got two horse, of uncer- because between each two presidential taJn Age, but not less than 14 years old, election many issues are likely to arise when he bargained for animals 7 and 9 that cannot be submitted to a r.artv I . . . . . . - convention; crises are likely to comi ,w' 01 n mat , mo aggregate that cannot ba submitted tn the ran weleht and nie or the peoole, and you have got to tske a party and trust to It to work .uirm prooiems out. of the two waa about 2,600 pounds. Instead of 2,800. He accuses Dlel of palming off animals that are he complains, and that Is the purpose for which they were wanted. - Smilhson bargained fo the team on October . He says the horses, like onenaan, were zo railes away, bo he did not go to. look at them, but relied on me descriptions given by Diei. in ex change he gave a team and irarnese val ued at 276, wagons and tools worth ivo, a ouggy vaiuea at 135 and a note for $226. After he got a look at the team, he aays, he offered to trade back, but Dlel was evidently satisfied as mat ters stood and refused to trade again CORKLESS WHISKEY BOTTLE IS IDEAL SAYS BIBULOUS SIWASH ..1. A f A . j rr-i I o , 1 , . ... 7 r. " -" That was exhihite In h. -, 1 jiwu, nu aurn. imj auiiuiwu us ror me run value of his tha RenuhlWa nrt ..S-""'" rXml" r Iru"' " "VJ aoaus. . property aa damages. the Spanish war. We determined to end the international scandal at our doors. W went into the war in Cuba and we cam -out in the Philippines, 10,000 mile away, and we had to decide the Issues which were there raised and which were difficult to meet They pre sented new phases of government that we had never had before, but with Wil liam McKlnley at the head, with your own Ellhu Root to aid htm. aa one of me greatest Jurists and statesmen this ww,, a Ms ever Known, wun the Repub- - i,u .a,i7 ,.viiiiiu mat, canty and -b, uiu. i.ui;tii!, wt carriea turough and they brought credit and glory to the nation. t Now, what of the Democratic party? They had power for four years, but the m louts they got Into power thev began to quarrel over what they should do. They paased a free trade bill thioush on house and then In the nxt house they made a kind of sectional protective bill and before thev poi throuali It as sumed uch a pliase that Cleveland, the "' i" .-riy, lor.wnnm we have been taken In charge by th coroner. The place where ,,McCreay commit- a ' r . , . ' - - 1- mil - a - - - j. WhPn the office-, vis ted Tn ?esnohTe and th0 ma ,or Ut,on E Would hav When the officers visited .-it in response to be aent ,.ek to that station, causina a. a cm 01 several nours. "In order to do this work the boxes In. the letter . cases In the car instead of being labeled and used for separate cities, as is tne case wnen working; or dinary mail, ar labeled for . the dilferent carriers, stations, .etc. -In working the 'mall for Portland wa use about 95 different boxes and ta the city distributor each of these 95 boxes represent a separata postoffloe, and, as far as the word postoffloe means a place ror tne delivery or man they do represent separate postof floes, or wa may say separate delivering postof- rices, it is evident, therefore, that a letter is not fully addressed unless It ia addressed - to the right delivering postof flee-. If it is addressed to astree LAUD WHER DEFY AUDITOR -f- Property owners on Front street, be- and number when the real delivering tween Arthur street and Seymour ave- "J1 L? tho'uahUddiessed'tS1 tne nne, and on Seventeenth street, between wrong city It 2 ? not can? ai lon2 Marshall and Vaughn streets; have, T dilfin 'thi fva rv hnt ft tiiahi? through an attorney, filed lengthy re- ?o caSsa a aerioSs oSa ' r.sSmSnf''bW.'X ' few'o1ounuslne9. men real. SMrilr streets by the city ,z, the importance of this. Vtery few of They d.eclkre that they will refuse. &n to nav the second assessment because ?E! ???Tll l"S?".eTj?0w?5??!a?? L,8t.,a,if:..tr The same Is true of .the V,,TJ , -. --.r- "-return reoueat" nf miut nr miF imi.i a,n..t.hl.waf IV-fXtl i.u;Sii ,y ln ness-houseif. Instead of stating plalnjs The remonstrances fill some iO cioseiy tynewritten oanes . ajiu ivg u..., 1. .. t vi r... reasons are set forth why thei improve- "Z,V. 11 ii?" ments should not be paid for theT fore- f,- ",J S Ba.r7th" iv "Sd .x- mnt hAlnr that tha oitv has nol las-al I -J.H "?e.V0:' I? 0nl7 an? . Vi;; . ' Ti 1 . k ,7 " 1 cisiv aeaiers in uregon aunsnine. rlht to collect for them. ax , "Now this may all be tru but It. Is ' ' - I a waate of good printer' Ink, These envelopes ar not seen by th general public, they are only seen by the party addressed (to whom the lnclosure is advertising enouahl and a few -cos tal employe wno nav no tim to reaa advertisement wnue at woric and who all read the dally raiers when off duty and whose wives read th ad vertlsement when they are on duty. ' "Business men should understand thit if thev wish to set the full benefit of tn great - maoniaery or ma postorrice department they should not only ad dress all- letters they send out plainly and to street and number or box if Robert Thompson, a vounar Indian, has ndiSt wltS Ua'couV: nev" botha hl e over.th per. so policies were carried through Ping question ,of bottls.than can never be reruieo, as nave several nun- ins nincm sespeot. pronganfed that bill XBr?y ana pissSLand that brok up the8 party, and ther had to dl rid between free slfver and the gold standard. . . Oa Xaalting- Injunctions. At Oeners, where Taft hsd sn audl nc compoaad largely of laboring men. a?' c a "The dred inventors. Whh went is a corkless bottle. Thompson holds that, when you want a drlrit, you want It right away, and that it Is a shameful waste of tim to pull out a stubborn old cork. ' ' ,4. When the descendant of old Mult nomah waa arrested by Sergeant Smith at First and Morrison this morning for the larceny of a watch he had what whb ikh m a uasK or wnistcy m one pocket "No. I don't want no cork at all," he said in reply to the questions of the officer who searched him at the police station. "I don't want to stop and pull out no fool cork." The corkless condi tion or me nastc had added consider able fragrance to Robert's clothlrig, for the whiskey had slopped over more than once. A Robert also had two very fair skeleton keys the police will not turn him over to the government officials as a witness until they learn more of the watch transaction. He freely told wjjcih ns uoujoi tne lire-water. WIFE SAYS. HUSBAND OVERDREW ACCOUNT Contending that sh should hot b I yr my kidney wf disordered and held liable on a not riven bv hsrsalf I caused ma much annovanoa. ITnllka andxnubana to cover tne overdraft of I most cases, I did not suffer a-reat in vnusoana. jars, juiiuan rurdv an- 1 -.1 tv..v.a k.i.. v.n, ..... Koht"S"jSM ba'n'of VSlis Unlr Vacref.on.Th. Tcraiiaa xxT-mu Tn .,.Kaawa iM ... ltno Kid iiA y ssiiCr enema. Tht raflsagMa Is T. A. Purdy. formerly salesman for wer" f-1-0 ttonded with pain.' Learn th Studebaker company, but he haa Ing about Doan's Kidney Pills, I pro vanished and left his wlf to ht tho cured a supply at Th Laue-Davis Dru Th ToTo given by Pohly and hi-wife LZ? "e was for $8,690. Sh admits 11,791 of " v a... v I this turn, but say that th remainder I OIe DO- my condition had improved in of I4.70S represents overdrafts on hr I "very way. I hold a very high opinion husband' accounts. In her answer she I of Doan's Kidney Pills ' and cheerfully alleged that sh wa forced to sign thai recommend them. note by threats of Violence on the part of her susband. but th testimony failed to support this view, and this element was eliminated. by Judge Bronaugh, be fore, whom tho evidence was taken. "As to .tha- overdraft, - she denies ,that sh received any compensation.' s . ' juaso- uronausn tooit me caa under advisement, For sal by all dealers. . Price 60 cents, Foster-Mllborn Co., Buffalo, New York, sol agent for th United States. , -Remember th nam Doan's and take no othsr. : Dim czzoi ggiZaJttB' r ..;:11:- a a A 0 Wtic? s Tlie Boss ? 3 . I'; i.-,;ri-.v-, w v n You think ;you-. areriing'.1 your own home but are you ? gj uu wui, uc mistress or tne Household in fact as well as in name if you know : ' n fteDUD XAn tort, . that Injunction s that are too brfacThave aomrtimf been iss id In Utjr dla- putsa. That puts labor at a oUaJ tantags and therefore It ouaht !-.h( , Injunctions shall issue without notice and offering an opportunity for a stat ute which shall make injunctions with out notice operative for only 48 hour or 54 hours. The Democrats on tho other hand do not pay any attention to Injunctions Without notice. What they say la that Injunctions Ought not to Issue in Industrial disputes unless they would issu under similar circum stances in any dispute. Nobody ever said that they ought to. That is one of 1": ,oP?eq'!1,;rTngThhe!the" nteVnm'.l... declarations. " best practice with rr-spect to Inl ine- : rifriu n7h-Rc. .n)nwnrcrh!CTTirAfiO JOURNAL'S Your Duty Is to Be Well Bat yon cannot be well If rou neglect taking Bond's Saraaparilla when you ksow yon should take It, Impure blood, poor r petite.' btgyafhe. ncrtousoeu. that tires failing BjT these and other rw ayvivin atnMiwi nooa a uet bottl today. low ImIU "My blood wa very poor. Fine taking Hood a Aaroaparlila I na ra more color ia ray race. l.p and Mrs. STRAW FOR TAFT trait Pi-ms Lease Wtr. Chicago. Oct 10. The straw vet of the Chicago Journal today showa the following resulta: For Tsft :.J7 For Hryan MM For lftn iSZ For Chufln 1 STEAMBOAT MEX AXD FARMERS ARE HAPPY For Hingen . . ; lo tfce rsc for governo: ernor It For Stevenson. 8.124 for Deteen. J.C1 1(1 showed at weu. sbt wen m a fiur." m A. A. Iioaar. laantoa. Jtfaaa i. la Worst rsraa "I had ratarra fa the im tui Wa adrled te try llwii 8raperil!a. I toa aeves bottles as mrrw n fad uij. , I ht t.rT'ta b r.a eatsrrh will ar )iei 9 a fair trial Mra. WliU n' iiet a.. Partirrer ra." - Always Tiataa -t Sr,t lank TtnLw-a Srat..ri.ia i ysr ar llsiri ; li I.tst It." H. CswdeU. Ill 1 nri. Lsw.,1. Ma V Sarrrr!s is adtf" f ci '4 tSPMtaba. K Iws B V a. L.' i:a Th rainfall during th past two day has ben moderately heavy In western Oregon and Washington and rather light eaat of the mountains, accord- w Ing to the Records St the weather buieau. District Forecaster Beals says 4 the rain is welcomed by farmsrs and river steamboat men because It has fallen upon aoil that has already br-en wetted and there- , taz:. goodly portion of the 4 moisture will flow into the rivers. Improving navigation at upstream points. It will alao often th soil and thua facilitate plowing. ELKS' LODGE WILL GIVE DOE SOCIAL T0NIGHI The Portland 'lodge of Elks held star social not long ago when the gate were barred to ail women ana not, even so much as a glimpse of the merry making was allowed th wives and Sweethearts. But in order that th may see for themselves that the lodg room is a safe resort for the worl- wearv men folks.- tha Elks have d 1 ,1 ,-. J I ...., t. a ib.i.. nr. ,nni. . . : . - - . - s the Time'set for the festTvlties.'-An .k?,nI -AtI2" t.VtZ -ll. ,.t. Kn 1 "H '" "M""" ' " -5"J,fh- n.taiTrt.rwhrch '"re'oP "I? be perreetly plain and . .. . ----- ; . .-- i arrictiv tn in. nnin t- "Becaus a firm Is a prominent one Is no reason why this should be over looked. Sometimes It happen that the , K r-rt --a tt Ha mnm - Mnnia I Hnlnra Ir j the clubrooms. Following-Is the pro grams tn Mv athr?na- ther Bot ma,f order hU0 Ifl ., IIFMm t i return envelopes, that there I nin-ra PT- newspaper or a bank that ha the fo.h Vri !Fthrt i tlskthMIss 0,erlt who wortts th. cltyVmall doe not LM rrvSiiv 7 itr. w -'a T ,,v" ln that city he may be a. total Lr.0"eI,a,-9nnoi l. rJi..l": DA.U.,V atrahger ther and hav to wok the mall solely by the addresses 7 "It may surprise you to learn that there Is not a mail order house In Port- ddrassed s not a the name of th delivering postorrice ln the re- 'd-klteT: Mis.' Connollyj r.nr "ofthemve their That -Wa Two Wer Maying? I ?L.nanyv.f- l.ttra lT, L.JI. ... , p. w -M -a a r- . . i bii wl auarvBaws wi rn hist itwii w i n nr- n i Va r t e t () Ho wit HVoMnsd" hoxe.-ln f.ct th firm, that havi boxes ?He'nrv K Hadley) (b) "IXVyou "r th moat particular about giving Tr.!lv r Carrie Jacobs i Bond d net-- their tret address. Thl often cause Truly (Carrie jaeop Bona. ouei- ... tn k. i-an ta tha vmn. Ma. r;a' eTAt.ir"-.?1"? iverlnr nV.toff Ic.' nd by ths Urn It ha rssulted. Several or our firm Schwab. Mrs. ;Ethel Lytle Booths, Miss Petronella Connolly, Mrs. W. A. T. Bushong. Mrs Arvllla- Mtfaulr Stolto, accompanist, . " Quartet (a) "In jthe Red April Dawn," (b) "Deer. Garden." (Fannie Sno "All ln a Garden Green, thorne and Lavender) sian Song (BurnWster, (b. "Vou and Love, ( duet "O II It 3 the food that is ready-cooked. U 0 cajr - wsci v c -m ucuuuus oxiu r wholesome meal Can Be pre-v f j fl pared with it "in a jiffy 2 something for the homemaker 5 to lean upoji in every emerg- f j en At ycr groc B3S D I M in, a ., aTTjllH S n Heat in Ovsn Before Serving ',- 4 ' Tland Miss Connolly; solo '"Nymphes iBylvalna' (Beroberg). Mr.. Schwab ! ?u:Ann "' Arr b Wh.."rTl. of bui Is north of A! A lssvasiifall. . 1 " . . - . . . w - ' ' r keny -street nav boxes ir tntr man al dressed to th street snd number it RAILROAD MEX GIVE , BALLOTS FOJB DEBS i COURT DOCKET TO BE CiLLED r-XTBA POLICEjIEX TO WATCH g3LVLL BOY! i EXECUTIVE BOARD IS TO PROBE FIREMEN The executive board . nt.Ve an in vstlgstloa to sessbetbf r ths state. nt made by om of tTJlf wtttjesa at tha xamlnathm of warrant' -chppsrs t-ssteytlay. that half -e,f th'flr sart- meat Is stiil fcot rowtsg noney oa va. ejsrnad salaries. Is tr-o It t aaj tast firfm hfetuaHT tke rs&a f the Sr Vrrtmrtii 1 .,.w . k m4 h.fnr ,r- f"tt.)!ns s bTTwXjheat irs of tfirfrt'kr of IN- Iwa wrt Thla waa an-' arrststa by brrealns r-n f efr vcrtl j rarw--d ttiis rwmlrf after jurors, h lTKrr s t rr. The t.ava t pay ihs'l t-earit-r tre v.1enc la tha r-' - a ibaSLh for th u.ntf ma mm-' Ar,r!ea son.plracy rass Lad ba Avnrdina- to N. M Chethsm of Ross- K-w , v.a Un.llat ,rfM,t fa ninnln fsr ahead In the presidential racs to S Mm , Ha RAuhnr pAllrfla wnmm ,m Mr. Bests look for occasions t i concerned. ' H ends la th account of showers for some time to coma '" 11 r". v ott!. . f SULT" , ,au , i """"""'7-. "tr-fr' nrru-ia, lait . ipil sare DeM 48. The second vats was taken at Clendala amors th lumbermen of ths m il thars vrd rave Debs . uryaa a. an xart z. Jadg Wolvertos arlU rail the docket la both th Lnltsd Stats clrcalt and district court, on th morslng of Ko. Nmher,9. NovsoBbar It Judg Wolrer- tmi will sef ths data fnr those Is s Is dispatched to station &' and ba to bs sent back to tb main office from the.. This taksa several hours and In the meantime- parhaps a train baa ln which should hava carried a rsply and which perhaps does carry a reply from soras competitor who has taken th pain to see mat nis man ta soars to tb proper delivery postof flea. "I think th business houses Is th east realise th Important of this mors than ours do. i "There Is one firm tn Portland shos. self addressed envelopes srs also mod-' els of pittances, they hsr ths bos sum1 ner on is isrs rnatn ngure. in rsrt. t Ner I only one fatilt tn be found with - LADD FARM WALNUT GROVES SELLING ON SIGHT Oregon's most relehrsted farm at Yamhiil Railway StaltSn, close to Port land, which was established by A..L. Mill, rresldest Of tha First Nations! Bank of Portland,-Or., and for 17 yeara past rnet and improved tsy I ha r lee . Ladd. of Lssd Tlltcn. bankers, la Ins sold In a snd l-scr -walnut srovas. Including cat of tress for fix yeara by Walnut Orovs Co. A Css TC -year-ola walnut grovs of l in i. Xlsety polleemesi la fall uniform will on duty tomorrow sight. Halloween, for ths porpoas of prote-tins ths city from malM-tniia desrructlos of personal property. Many rrj u-is Tr protect km hsv ajrety' bees t 1 to peHcs Beanqwsrteni. nl ail tr otuots will ! Vll?. t- J'LJwU.', vti ' V rls"t.ttc-n. ha. broken all world . I ITw..' TViT-iT-- fJt records for sti and au.litr. 'demoa- Q ItUarM ro.nv of their letter. h.v;fl7dJUoM n I Z-a w-kV w.. " exhihitlrts in tr- sines wirwiw st I -Vl.. ?. . f tit stark strt.- Xhey w.rs grows es "There Is sether comnsndnlis bsst- sess herav hswemr. that rt" Ms wall at statins K mrf Its alt-.1rM4 es vtnp hsvs slatl-wt K 'hem t- tera alf an ltri '. Talk sSnt sd- vrt lain ..hImm t m.. , k.-,u on duty otitll rntdnirht. Chtef Grtts-i nr, ff thair la Ivnf t t j,v, mscSef has ordered thsi 4 rew'li lsni tr I In a II r.t na MtrMiM ik. - r-r.K-t!3 of pr"r-tv fce tU'sted. I Wtn Wi.l bear Sflvarea.,-? -! tiamuss pranks ul b perEiiltsa. tssetioa. .... y i this Lad4 farsa. Ton can own a grafted walnut grsvs In this most favorable location by pay ing small amounts monthly. Tou can bs Independent tn a few years and hav. finished with th trouble of trying to Itva on wages - Pre par. -to leave ths grind of com--5 ' marclallsm itr establishing yourself in Ui most rrofltsbie pursuit. In th world.' Toa can make a rounl trip t ses tMs placs In s few hours, free. of cosUi These ywrg gross are selling m als-ht Bishop Scntt Academy will rebuild ia th. heart of thla t lace. Only s faw tract, left tn the present allntmant ad. Jklnlng ar bearing grovs ' imr nrs prtca is th. ( grAvnd-flonr pnrs- it will flo.M. is a. few yrsra. Ask for sur book on Oregoa walnuts. $ Walnut Grove . Co: (Owners) : VU tZ. MOROAN, Prwaldent t Ttelfikono Alain 328 Starlc Sti, CI round Floor' I-