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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26. ,1009. 10 I i L . DUPED 61 i SEATTLE Tfcumseh; Okla, "Waitresses Answer "Blind" Adver tisement and Then Walk the Streets, Destitute, for . Days, Seeking Work. (perfel Dlfpatrtl to The Journal.) lW Idaho March I. Decoy Seattle on promises, of ood position only to find when they arrived trial their credulity had been impesea upon, T.Afnn 1 vonra old. of Tecum- . ' seh. Okla., and Margaret Kelly, it, of "v Wichita, Kan., arrived In Wallace jres- 'terday on a blind baggage on uieir way home. The girls were In a pitiable con dition, covered with coal dust and grime anil ih.li. .nlnthea badiv soiled. Miss lxf sren waa carrying one shoe, owing to her heel being blistered. . They were waitresses In Oklahoma City. Answering an advertisement from ' Meatus, tney received a jiaiierwg ui . fer. Tliey. accented and were given a " ticket at a . reduced orlce. the money ' to be Teturned after Working a certain , period. When they arrived , at Seattle. ' and learned that tney naa oeen victim - lr,mA the refused to accept 'the offer. Practically penniless, they walked the - 'streets for three days, In an ineffectual ffort to secure work. They claim the streets are filled with homeless and "destitute people: that glrla of Brood ap- making their coffee and buying bread 1 as a cbean means 01 .sustenance; ana that small' towns near Seattle are to the 'same condition. . Sufficient money' was given the two imris in Wallace to reach Missouia. iFrtends in Butte will assist them 1f "ithey can reach that point Both girls ; wre pretty. Miss . Lof gren being strik ingly handsome. 'They refused to ask tald of the officials, fearing their par 'nts. who' remurred against the trip. jwould learn of their condition. They (are presumably Riving assumed names Hand when asked about this they did not -oeny it .i , They sold their suitcases In Seattle . wnd took the trolley Una Into the farm 1 lng district. The farm women gave 'them shelter and allowed them to wash their clothes. . They caught the blind ttasrgage and made their way to near here, where they walked Into the City. .Despite their condition they hope to ijret to Butte before) Sunday. They ad vise girls to stay away from Seattle. GBOXDAHL WOULD BE T ENGINEER Qtf BRIDGE W. A. Grondahl baa applied for the ?osltlon of engineer to take charge of be reconstruction of the Madison street bridge. - Orondahl says tie is a compe tent engineer and that he will charge only 4 per cent of the cost of the bridge for His services. FLORYS WASH FAMILY LINEN BEFORE COURT Junta Cleland In the circuit court this mitrnlnt hoard a mud lev of bad names and charges hurled bark and forth by a man and woman who separated sner years of married life. The inharmoni ous ohorus was turned loose In the case of Julia Florv aaalnst John W. KlorX. la which both are seeking divorce. Mrs. Flory says her life waa threat ened, that ehe was failed vile namra, and that aha was assaulted. She also accuses her husband of bsd manners, saylna that he would rise from - his chair and reach over the table for things he wanted instead or saying, rase the butter, please, for example. Flory testified that last January Ma wife accused him of burning his moth er's house In the east 18 years ago. She Informed him that his mother was crasv and he waa crasv. too. He aald she was constantly bickering about something In the household. He stated that he gave ner an out aDout 11 or nis wages eacn week until four years' ago. He changed his financial methods because when lie asked her for some money one day ahe told htm he was spending too much, About all he spent money for, he said, waa for hla smoking and chewing to bacco. Flory related the story of bis arrest in his own store st XI East Twentr-sixth street last December. He had asked hla son, who was behind the counter, for a fresh plug of tobacco. He waa offered a piece or an old plug, but declined and went around and cut for himself. Then the son ordered him out. and when ha did not go the aon locked him In. Next hla wife came and ordered him out and finally a policeman was sent ror, wno tooa mm to tne ponce1 station at his wife's request. The trial of the Flory eaae la unfit- !... hut .fii.lva (latena dlaDOSed Of five other rases In short order. In these five no one aDDWircd to talk back to the plalrrfllts, and all were granted decrees. Pel ma Nebergall testified that Edward K Nebcrgall left hfr because she kd him to pay part of their board. They were living with her parents in naven-...- ini where thev were married In June. H04. and ahe had to work to keep up the expeiieee. Bhe saia inai ne as serted her in January, 101, following hr aiiffVKntlnn that he heln out on e penaea. Mrs. Nebergnll will resume her former name. Bel ma Mundt. Emma Hartel was so fond of boarding house life that she won in noiranMiii, ju rn Into housekeeping wnen weeirr r,. flartel r. re ns red a home for her, accord :n tn the testimony he nave. He alao complained that she entertained men In their rooms while he was absent at work. They were married In Charlotte. Mich., In October, 19. . . Quick temper led Oeorge Col eon to cruelty, aa told by Daphne Colson, who married him In t'hoteau. Mont., in iuo. He struck her. threatened to shoot her, mnji ,iiH her bad names, she testified, After separating In the spring of 1908 she took him again on trial last fall. but after two weens save it up. - warren M. Owen was gran lea a oi voire from Josephine M. Owen on the Fenruary, They were married Aatorla in April. 1905. 'and lived to- ground of desertion. In Aalnrla In Anrll. rthr until February. 1908. Also on the ground of desertion, Minerva Smith secured a decree from Clarence Smith. They were married tn Portland In April. 1 90S, and separated two years later. BBR TRY 10 IDE IDENTITY sMsVasaswsjMswBSBaMssMBi ' ' ournaJ Correspondent Ques tions Mother and Daugh ter at Centralia, Wash. MOM! CUSS EFFECTED or KOXZY , " BBFVirOSS. v- - , The ORRINE treatment will com pletely and absolutely destroy the desire or craving for whisky, beer and other intoxicants If taken ac cording to directions. It Is a simple and efficient home treatment. No detention from work or business; no publicity;- no sanitarium expense. The Killer Drug- Co, the leading drugrgrists of this city, have been sell. tag Orrlne over 8 years aad say I . "We axe pleased to state that our sales on OKJilHB have fceea very satisfactory, having sold over 8000 packag-ss daring the ' ' short time we have handled It. We have not received any oom- plaints la yeg-ard to it, whloh 4 speaks well of Its merits." ORRiNE la prepared la two forms. No. 1, a powder, tasteless and color less can be given secretly in food or drink. ORRINE No. 2,. in pill form, is for those who wish to cure them selves. ' OK&xini costs onr n a box. The OaamtN is la Sack Box. Write for Free ORRINE Booklet fmatled'ln plain sealed envelope) to ORRINE CO., 729 ORRINE Building. Washington, D. C. ORRINE Is sold by leading drurglsts everywhere. Special , Age&tat WOOSWUD, CTLAXX ' k CO, 9XS TBXBtTTOBB. - . 880 WABHTKOTOI BTBEBT and 136-187 . rOVBXX STKEET. fflDeelal TMsDiteh to The. Joarnsl.t Centralia Wash.. March 26. Miss Helen Gladys Emery and mother passed through Centralia on their way to Ta coma on Northern Paclflo train 'No. 8. When tha train pulled into centralia they were In the dining car and when Questioned bv a reDreaentatlve of The Journal, denied their Identity and In sisted that a mistake had been mad and - refused to discuss the proposed marriage. , :: ," Aokl waa hot on the train: this was determined by a Search by a railroad secret service agent and by the Cen tralia chief of police. The - avmoathv of all Dassenffers on the train and the train crew seemed to be with the young woman. Three newspaper men boarded the train at Chehalls, but aa soon as their business was known the passengers closed up lika clams and either denied any knowl edge of Miss Emery or declared posi tively that aha was not on the tram. Every woman on the train was ques tioned by the newspaper men, and sus picion was drawn to Miss Emery by her extreme nervousnesb when she was questioned, but it was not known posi tively that it was she until the train waa pulling oui ox Leniraun, TAC0MA WILL NOT : ; PREVENT MARRIAGE ' (Special Dispatch to Toe Journal.) I Tacoma, Waah.. March M. If GunJIro Aokl. Japanese lover of Helen Gladys Emery, is in this city, he is keeping well In hiding. Inquiry among mem bers of the local Japanese colony shows them to be as much In the dark as other citizens. No application has been made to the county auditor for a mftr- rlaare license for the pair, although the authorities have announced that under the law they can Interpose no objectlpns and that the license will be granted if asked. Chief of Polloe Duley, advised of the faot that the couple are expected today, announced that offioers will be on hand to see that they are not molested. On account that the time of their expected arrival has not been published here,, it is prooaoie mat me coupie win De aoie to slip In here and be quietly married tnis arternoon, u tnat is tneir intention, HILLIER SAYS WIFE ; WED HIM FOR MONEY W. E. Hilller thought that he was married for love, but has arrived at the conclusion that he was taken as an in vestment, that his wife might recuper ate on her losses in a former matri monial Venture, when her husband ran away with $2700 of her money and left her with an unpaid board bill. Tnis is tne story H tiller tells In an affidavit filed in the circuit court, whereby he Is seeking to avoid the pay ment of suit money as defendant in the divorce case brought by Jeanette Hil ller. He declares that she is an adven turess, who was married at least twice before she attached herself to his des tinies. One of these prior husbands was acquired by means of a matri monial bureau, he asserts, and this was the one who decamped with her cash. Hilller say he has learned that his wife has recently told residents of St Johns that she intended to "make aa much out of him as she lost on the other fellow." But he says he has only bis wages, outside of a little real prop erty, while his wife owns 12600 worth of timber land and $1000 interests In St. Johns business enterprises. Bo he ar gues that she Is better able to pay the costs of prosecuting her case than ha SUNDAY TRAIN TO LEBANON . , Sunday passenger train will be oper ated between Portland and Lebanon by the Southern Paclflo for-the first time next Sunday. The service is a new one on the Albany-Lebanon branch, that line neVer having more than six-day train service heretofore. UP STATE SCHOOL New Mexico Scandal Said to , Center About Student From Portland. U U (rztimxB tesff-0-m) the nvoetrellabb nn n TO 4- -I Hyomel cures by killing the cause the ; catarrh arerms. It is a pleasant, antl-; septic air. a product of the Australian forests of pine and eucalyptus where catarrh or c--umptlon was never known to exist. IVoodard, Clarke A Cos sells Hyomel, ana guarantees it to cure catarrh, asthma, hay fever, croup, bron- chlM. rouchs and colds, or money back. Complete outfit only 11. mxtra oot- ties, 60c If van sir frAnbled with ' i . ' u mmm mm .- - BURNING SCALP. fnwmffm will positively remove all traces oi It, aad stop the Itching- and burnlngr, keep the scalp healthy and clean and encourage the growth ol new hair. Do not delay as the dandroll germ Idlls the hair roots and , stops the growth ol hair. IS NOT A DYE. tl AND Oc BOTTLES, AT DRUGGISTS., Hava Harflaa Seas cures Eczema, red. rough and chapped hand, and all skin diseases Keeps skin floe aad sort, 25c druggists. Send ; 1c lor Iroe books, "Tb Care oi the Skin." "The tare of the Hair." rui Bay Spec Cas Newark. N. J. WOOBAED, CX.ASKB CO. BXISMOSB SBOa CO, This Is the Gotligc . Wich Wc Will Give Away To One of the Next 100 Per sons Buying Lots in inset 115rricni eh ..im m Two Hours From Portland Onthe Peninsula between Nehalem Bay and Pacific -Ocean.-Lots 50xl(X.-$75"and u nT GODDARD ft WIEDRICK 110 Second Portland, Or.: Pleate end'prct'ar of Free Cot tage at Sunset Beach. Name (CBltee Press Leased Wire.) Albuquerque, N. M..- March t(. In vest laat Ion Into the expulsion of Roy A. Baldwin of Portland. Or., front the territorial icollece of New Mexico, re sulted loamy in the board or regents reauestlna- W. a. Tlsrht to realm his chair aa president of the institution. Charles E. llodKls, dean of the school, and HUDurlntenilvnt Ainlnnd nrofessnr of Greek, are also forced out of their cnairs oy the action of the board. Miss Anna Juleaiike. instructor In lsnaauires. nanaea in ner resignation two weeks The ShakouD in tha facultv of th4 collea-e has created a profound sensa tion throughout the territory, and devel opments are anxiously awaited. Professor Tie-ht. who has been, head of the territorial oolleare since 1801 was rormeriy a member of the" faculty of uenison university at Granville, Ohio. It Is reported that grave moral charges have been presented against him in the complaint made to tha board of re- cents. . . - ,'..;-. pany and for the us of the new street railway company recently incorporated for the purpose of commoting Kenton. the Bwlft company's peninsula townalte, with the big packing plant on Columbia slough. CUBBY WILL BESIGN, . AQALY, JOB KKKPS Albuquerque, N. M., March 2ft. Gov ernor Curry will resign within a short time On socount of poor health, accord ing to a statement made by a local busi ness man today. ' The business i man. said the governor told him ha expected to step out of office soon after his con ference at ' Washington with President Taft and Secretary BaJllnrer. Nathan Jaffa, territorial secretary. Is prominently mentioned for the gover norship, . . , , - . Increase your Income. Bte Gregory's ad on page . ; ... UILTY SOU UP FOR TRIAL French Bark Marthe Boux Asks Damages From the , : 0. B. & N. Compajiy. ; The . libel suit of the rrenoh bark Marthe Roux against the Oregon Rail road A Navigation company came up for trial before Judge Wolverton In federal court this morning. The complaint of tha Ubellant la that on December S. 180. the defendant .abandoned the tugf. Henderson and Oklahoma, allowing them to drift under the stress of a heavy current against the Marthe Roux. At. torney W. C. Bristol for tha llbellant asked for an order of court to ascertain the exact amount of damage suffered In order that the estimate might be ... . m haala tar award. ' ' iiinm.v italnh Uitodv for the defend ... .1. IX thai tha iKiiiaua was caua by driftwood bocomlng entangled In the rudder of the Oklahoma, making It Im possible to control the vessl. It was that nnir atreaa of current grtt damage would be dons unUas both th4 Oklahoma and Ilnnderaon were cut loose from the low whloh they were taking ud the river, and If damage waa caused by the collision the defendants were iot responsible ior it. . FYed I)e, Heck, the submarine dlv-r who made an examination of the In turtes suffered by the Marthe Rona ut the time of tha collision, will be one of the princlpsl witnesses , examined during the trial. , piBiSataisaEiiiazixisssiixszaKSssszszxzis Roy A. Portland. Baldwin Is not known 1q SWIFTS ARB NOT IN ELECTRIC COMPANY The rcDOrt that tha Drea-nn TJa-ht A ower .oompany, recently Incorporated. Is a subsidiary concern of the Bwlft Packing oompany Is denied by tha local officials of the Swift company. . , "The Union Meat company of Oregon and the Bwlft company of Chicago are engaged In the business of curing and pacKing men i, ana in no otner ousiness," said C. C. Colt, president of tha Union Meat company and loonl reoresentstlve I oi me bwuib. -Tne; union Meat com pany has made a contract, covering a period of years., with the Monarch Lum pen, company ror all the electric power that it can use at Its peninsula plant. The Monarch Lumber comDanv will I manufacture electric power on an ex tensive scale at its new mills near the big peninsula packing plant for Its -own "t .. wov v. IlllO KJ llllfll Al LUnis ' ' V I Fop Suits it; amsT mt rioi to noi k SlKth Xloox Karqaant ldr. ; ,, ' , . i v , " ' " . 1 ;;";':;-;.If or, v;v.-S-. S3S.OO ' - Suits - Sample SuKs-Posifively Most Phenometial Values does all it does by virtue of one wmg-TPower its power to create power. As fire turns water into steam so Scoffs Emulsion trans forms thin, impure blood into pure, rich blood, giving nour ishment and vitaT energy ,. to every organ, every tissue and every muscle. ALL DB0OOIST8 Send this ad., few cestaJor postage, men- will send tlontng this paper, and wa Complete Handy Atla of the World. jre a SCOTT A BOWNE, 40 Pearl St.New York M This selling of Sample Suite has created a great sensation. It is an innovation, and really the values are most astounding simply because several big manufacturers use us as an out let for their sample lines. Every garment is right up to date. REMEMBER, WE ARE UPSTAIRS, WHERE RENTS ARE LOW. OPEN , SATURDAY EVENINGS Marquam Bldg. TT Tsf -i Ladles' Rooms 614-6 IS H l"Ul l VJT Suit Tlie ? Sample Mail HESBiraBBBZIBEIBIIISaBslKBaSEaSSa HDflM Tm 1 "The Roosevelt Conunuriity19 Opportunity will be given for the first time Sunday to visit and thoroughly inspect COVE ORCHARD and the Roosevelt plan of a small community. The greatest significance of a tract in COVE ORCHARD is its partially cooperative plan of farming. The idea was originated by ex-President Roosevelt, elaborated upon by the Reclamation Department and first prut into operation in the United States by F. C. Graham of Portland. We have the honor and privi lege of first presenting it to the American people. On this lan it is possible for a clerk or other wage-earner to be economical for five years while Mr. Graham is cultivating his land in COVEN OR CHARD, at the end of which time he will be able to retire with an ample income for the balance of his life. This certainly merits the closest attention of every young rnan m Portland. : If you wish to visit COVE ORCHARD Sunday, take the 7 :20 a. m. South ern Pacific train at the corner of Fourth and Stark streets. Buy a .ticket to COVE ORCHARD. Round trip $1.50. This amount will be refunded to all who purchase. s k. n Term$,$10 down. We will bujnHhis cottage n your lot. Call or write fori iculars. Goddard & WIearIek 110 SECOND STREET 332 CHAMBER ol COlVIrVIERCE:- PORTLAND Xddrca.