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SLAVE TRAFFIC
OH THE SOUHD
Detectives Arrest Four Al
leged Dealers in Jap
anese Girls.
(Dolt el Press . Imk . Wlre.
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 20. Baffled for
the past five years. United States Im
migration officials have arrested four
men, and-with their arrest ia revealed
a scheme ' of traffic in Japanese girl.
FROM NEW YORK
"GANCER STATED CLINIC
DOCTORS AFTER DIAGNOSIS
Remarkable Recovery of Elderly Woman
.From Supposed
The - following remarkable 'statement
by Patrolman 4 George A. LehnhofT.
Sixty-first precinct. New York, is made
In connection with the touch-discussed
medicines now being introduced by-1
T. Cooper tn New York. - -.
Patrolman- Lebanon. ' when seen ' at
headquarters, said: , "My mother, living
at 986 Union avenue." Bronx, N; IT-
who Is seventy-one years of j age, ; has
had catarrh, of the stomach for ten
year. Hhe gas in her stomach pressed
on her heart to such- an extent that phy
sicians .told -her she had heart trouble.
"Her condition became so .. bad, that
he was taken to the polytechnlcal clinic
on Thirty-fourth street and was exam
ined by a board of physicians, who di
agnosed her case as cancer of "he stom
ach. '-. -;' ? V-vi-
-She heard of this 'Cooper medietas
and asked me to get. it for. her I was
skeptical, however, and would not do mo
at first, but my mother insisted: and -1
finally got tbe treatment for her, al
though I did not believe anything could
kelp her. . .. r- -;,-.
, "She has taken the treatment and does
not eeerrr-like the same woman. She no
longer has any pain In her stomach, can
eat anything, attends to her household
duties and goes down town whenever
he feels like it, with no fear of being
sent home In an ambulance. . ' ! .
The enttr. credit for this wonderful
Improvement In her. Is due to this medi-
l, M .-.J - .-.-4.; ; - '. .-.-- -,
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which promises one of the biggest scan
dals ever unearthed in the northwest
The men , under 'arrest are Captain
T. R. Gawley, former master of the
sound steamers Edna and Advance, and
who, immigration officials ' allege. Is
the Backbone of the gang; Kaknlchl
Ka tay a ma, a -wealthy Japanese lawyer
and interpreter of Seattle; Nakt Isht
kawa. another wealthy Japanese, who
has been posing as a wholesale diamond
merchant, and Osakl Kimura, a Japan
ese who resides near Olympian and who
is said to be -worth $200,000.
The prisoners are held at the county
jau ana are not aiiowea to commum
cate With each other.
The downfall, of Captain Gawley and
the Japanese, who are alleged to have
been associated with htm in their ne
farious operations, wan due to a clever
trap net by Special Agent G. A. Miller.
one of the trusted men of the Immigra
tion service at Washington, u. c
Miller's plan, which resulted In Cap
tain Gawley'e arrest. Is in part the old
story of woman's wiles' and man's weak
ness. A beautiful woman In the employ
WORLD. APRIL 29. '08.
Fatal Malady
cine. It is a marvel to me,
sure her case was hopeless."
as I was
- In- speaking of Patrolman IehnhofTs
statement. Cooper said: "It's quite pos-
sioie inai airs, iennnorr naa symptoms
of cancer, and this undoubtedly caused
an Incorrect diagnosis, for I feel verr
confident that neither my medicine nor
any medicines on eartn would prove ef
fective in a genuine case of cancer of
tne stomacn.o .
"I often have people tell me that they
have been .- suffering-with r various or
ganic diseases and that my medicine has
restored them to health. I do not argue
me pome- wun inem; out uoopers New
Discovery only regulates th. digestive
organs and could have had no effect on
such diseases. I therefor, know that
they have mistaken a bad case of atom
aoh trouble and general run-down con
dition for the diseases they describe.
"A ? rundown, - over-worked stomach
will put tbe nervous system. on edge in
short order, and nervous depression fol
lows. Ait Individual In this condition Is
very ' apt ' to imagine himself - afflicted
with' many grave and complicated dis
eases when such la, not th. case."
'-' Cooper's ,Xew Discovery,' the med
icine which caused this article in the
New York World, ia now on sale at
leading drug stores throughout the
United States.' Ask your druggist
for Um m . t ,
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY
Your Credit Is Good
First and Yamhill
of the government accompanied Miller
to Seattle. After several months' work
she succeeded in working herself into
Captain Gawley's good graces and art
fully worked upon the captain's feel
ings. Gawley, wno was already sus
pected by Miller as one of the members
of the gang, agreed to furnish as many
Japanese girls as the woman cared to
traffic In. The price to be paid was
$300 each.
The woman acceded to this proposi
tion and readily paid over 1250 to Cap
tain Gawley as advance money. Five
Japanese girls were to be furnished last
Saturday, but Captain Gawley became
suspicious and railed to keep an ap
pointment with the woman.
The girls whom he was to have fur
nished are now In Seattle and will
be rounded up tonight. At the deten
tion house there are fully a dozen
girls who it is charged were brought
Into the United States for immoral pur
poses through the instrumentality of
uaptam uawiey ana his Japanese as
sociates. From authoritative sources it is
learned that the gang has for months
been shipping young girls from the
orient to large eastern cities, including
Chicago. New York. St. Paul. Minne
apolis, Boston and, Philadelphia, there to
be sola.
WILL LECTURE AT
IIEILIG.
Madame Yale to Talk on Beauty.
The ladles of Portland Are to have an
opportunity to hear a lecture at the
Hellig theatre .on Tuesday, December 1,
at -3:30, by Madame Yale, tne ramous
beauty specialist. Madame Yale is
making a . tour of the United States,
visiting the larger cities.
The subjects she will lecture on in
Portland will include the art of beauty
culture, the science of physical culture.
the poetry of motion, and th. art of
. . . ,
guou siyi. .
Madam. Yale has been received en
thusiastically wherever she has been,
and no doubt will be generously (wel
comed In Portland. The lecture will
be free. Arrangements for tickets can
be mad. at the toilet goods department
or juipman. woire et lo.
Magness' Sentence Approved."
(United Preas Leased Wire.)
' Washington, Nov. iO. The punish
ment meted out to Charles J. Hartlove.
alia. C. J. ' Magness, who married the
daughter of the late United States Sen
ator Gorman of Maryland, and who was
sentenced to a year's confinement In the
naval prison at Portsmouth, ,N. VL,
and dishonorably discharged from the
navy, has been approved by Acting Sec
retary of the Navy Newberry. Mag
ness deserted from th. .United' States
navy. ' -. -:
v PEETTIEST NUGGET
Is to b. seen In the show window of
M. I A Cher, jeweler. 187 Washington
street See it today or tomorrow. Sej
advertisement of Roberta & Co, pag. II
regarding this property.
No annoying conditions No strings
to our proposition Just a plain busi
ness transaction Make -a small cash
payment and then
We sell you good clothes Schloss
Bros celebrated make and you are
guaranteed a fit and good service.
Styles are the latest materials are
the best. ,
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JAPANESE WHO
IS UN OPTIMIST
Says Japan Is Ready to Fol
low America for
Cliristianity.
(United PreM I-Msc.l Wire.)
Stanford University, Cal., Nov. 20.
An explanation Of the relations of Ja
pan and the United States was made
by Dr. D. Ebln, the noted Japanese
missionary., in a talk to the students
last night.
"When th. American people abolished
slavery, they did their noblest work,"
said Dr. Ebln. "Japan has abolished
distinction and has done away with the
aristocracy. The growth of democracy
among our people has been wonderfully
rapid. We ore following the United
States, and you are advancing above all
the other nations of the earth.
"America and Japan, by combination
of their forces, can push on the work
of God. We are willing: you are moro
able. You start; we will follow. The
people of Japan are following the Amer
icans, and we are in this way, brothers
and sisters. Japanese see much Inhu
manity and they have learned to love
their enemies. You have a great task
before you In Americanizing the whole
Japanese nauon.
HOME TREATMENT
Tot Consumption and Throat Troubles
Proves Very Effective.
Th. camps for tuberculosis patients
in me pine xoresis or Maine, nave dem
onstrated a wonderfully successful
phase in the treatment of pluraonary
diseases. .
The remarkable stimulating effect on
the respiratory -organs by the reslnouS
atmospnere of tne pine rorest has led to
medical experts producing an extract
from pine which contains the active
principle so that by its use and the
practice of deep breathing and lung
exercise any person can have the ad
vantages of the pine forest camps right
at their own homes.. Th. formula as
originally prescribed ia the following:
"One-half ounce Concentrated pine com
pound, two ounces of glycerine. ' half
pint of gorfd whiskey. , It should be
shaken thoroughly and taken in doses
of a teaspoonful to a tablespoonfui
every four hours."
ine.e ingredients can re had from
any good druggist and easily mixed.
' Tn. concentrated pine'- is a special
pine product refined for medical use and
comes only In half ounce bottles, each
enclosed in a tin screw-top caso, which
a air-iigrt, nui pesure 11 11 la Deled
"Concentrated." .. 1 . . ,
EVENING NOVEMBER 20.
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Second and Yamhill
WATER TRUST IS
Suit for $17,000,000 Against
Spring Valley, Growing
Out of Big Fire.
.fnltrd PreM Leaeed Wire.)
San Francisco, Nov. 20. Announcing
that there would not have been a gen
eral conflagration following the earttt-
quake of April 18, 1906, if the water
mains of the Spring Valley Water com
pany had been properly placed in tbe
ground, a suit for over 117,000,000 dam
ages against the water com nan r was
filed in the United States circuit court
today. The suit represents an aggre
gate of 3,800 claims owned by over 100
property owners of thla city. They
nave all been assigned to Harry s. Rip
ley for the purpose of the suit and all
the claims will be contested in this on.
action.
It is intimated that similar actions
will follow against the gas company
for damage resulting from explosions
of gas from the leaky pipe on the flrat
day of tho fire.
It is admitted that the Spring Valley
will fight the suits on demurrer, into
the highest court in the land.
A decision against the company
would mean the loss of Its entire capital
and heavy drains on the liabilities of
the stockholders.
One of the sensational features of the
complaint is the allegation that "the
water corporation permitted Its water
system to be managed carelessly and
for private profit of many of its direc
tors and stockholders personally."
Affidavits by recent employes of the
company, alleging misappropriation of
funds, are said to have been prepared
and made ready for filing.
Henry Williams, who has charge of
the cases, denied that Insurance com
panies are interested in tse prosecution
of the suits. He has been working on
the cases fpr six months. Samples of
broken pipe and trestles and other de
fective water Bervlce equipment ar.
being held in three storerooms, while
safe deposit vaults contain the affidavit.
or ire chiefs and ay. witnesses who
saw in. great nre.
POPULAR VOTE
IN TWO STATES
(Speeitl Dlspitrh to Tbe Jwrnl:
' Chicago, Nov. 20. The Illinois popu
lar vote is: , For Tart 1)29.658. Bryan
460.819. Chafln 29.088, Debs S4.C00,
Gilhoune 1.C75. Hlsgen. 7,48, Turney
384,
Watson . 601.
Kontaaa 1 Basalts,
V
Helena.) Mont., Nov.
J0.-Thr official
completed today
vote of Montana vu
BROUGHT TO BOOK
1908.'
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Holsmanji
The Home of Fine Watches At Lowest Prices
Last week we advertised 163
WATCHES of standard makes which
we offered at SPECIAL, PRICES
while the .supply lasted. We dis
posed of 43 of theee 163 watches.
This exceeded Our' fondest expecta
tions.' WE WILL CONTINUE THIS
BALK until the balance of these
watches are sold. These watches
were, secured by us at a great bar
gain and we have determined to sell
them AT ONE HALF THEIR REGU
LAR PRICE, uslsg them as "OUR
LEADERS" In order that you may
Oents 20-year solid gold fllted with.
17-JBWBI. Elgin, Walt ham or
Hampden .works, god enough ' for .
th. president. Regular price $22.00.'
OTTB '
SFXOXA&
8AX.B
r&ica
$11.95
$22 $11.95
ill
The Holsman Co
149 Third St. Near Morrison St : .
IP TPS WATCH
with ' th. exception of - Sweet Grass,
which Is official only-on th. governor
ship. - Th. 1 result, follow: - ' v -
: Taft 43,375. Bryan 29.431' For '"con
gressman. Pray, Republican, 81.803;
Long, IVmoeratj 19,024. For governor,
Norris. IVmocrat, 32,196; Ional. Repub
lican, 30,777. .
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10 P. M.
Saturdays
.i'.
get 'acquainted with HOLSMAN'S,
THE HOME OF FINE WATCHES.
AT LOWEST PRICES. " You know
these watches and you know their
real value and this is the reason we
are selling at, special inducements
something that vou know something
about. We have left only J20 of
these fine watches which we secured
cheaply enough to sell at ; one half
their regular prices, and we want It
distinctly understood that If these
watches are not the very best of
timekeepers and exactly as repre
sented to b. we will gladly refund
your money.' Mall order, only re
ceived with,.-privilege of returning
the money ff sales over counter
exhaust present supply. If you are
not prepared to purchase on. of
these- watohea now -call and we will
reserve your selections . until Xmas.
Open evenings till P- m.
FOR
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Elgin of Waltham works. Just the
thing for an Xmas present. -Regular
price 11S.S0.:
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