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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. APKIL 13, 1S03.
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Action at Seattle in Holding
Up I .Shipment; of 300,000
Cans, Said to Be From
Coos Bay, Apparently In
stigated by Trust.
' Rwcll Mapateb to Th Jooraal.l
; Seattle, Wash., April 1$. About
300.000 can of condensed milk, said
"to have been manufactured on Coos
bar. are being- held jip by Co mm Is
sloner Davis pending ft chemical
analysis of samples. Two samples,
furnished Mr. Davis " by . Philip
Brady. broker ho Is endeavoring
to sell the milk bere.iwlll be exam
inAd at the state university. It Is
claimed that the milk Is lumpy. . Mr.
Brady doea not deny this, but states
that the lames are . butteriat ana
that the milk ia first class. :
Marshfleld, Or.. April II. A. B. 8tew-
art, acting manager of the North Bend
Milk condensary, says he does not know
f bis company having any large amount
of lta products at Seattle. 'but believes
any holdup' of the, rot ik la due to fight
of the condensed milk trust
He says the Introduction of the brand
rf the Carnation company, operating six
; factories la Oregon and Washington, has
(started the fight of the Bordena against
the 20 'coast - condensarles of Oregon,
.: Washington and California. '--. ,,v
gmaUtr Concern! are Battering.
"'" "They have advertised extensively on
Tbill boards and have cut prices to such
an extent that there Is nothing in the
business," said Mr. Stewart; "and the
smaller concerns will not be able to
keep up unless located especially advan
tageously. :
'The North Bend factory Is on the
"water, where the milk and finished pro
duct can be economically handled, and j
.we have a large supply of milk to draw
. upon, Which gives us an advantage over
syme of the other factories. .
. -I do not know of our company hav
ing any large amount of milk at Seattle
and think the product reported held
there, must belongto soma other com
pany. The wortn nana company manu
lactures the Sunrise brand and has a
capacity for turning out about 160 cases
a day." " . - -
(SDeetrf Dtawteb to Tka Joarail.l
'flalem. r.. April II. A motion to
Ikmlss the appeal in the Bdward Mar.
tin murder' rase was denied today oy I
the supreme court In an opinion written
Chief Justice Moore. The motion
by
dismiss the appeal was baaed on errors
alleged In the brief' of the defendant's
counael relating to the admisalon of
evidence. Th bill of exceptions was
omitted.. .
other cases banded down today were
as follows:
J. W. Dryden va Pelton Armstrong
company.- appealed from the circuit
court for Multnomah county. J. B. Cle
land Judge: reversed and remanded in
an opinion written by Justice JCakln.
-Theodore Bernhelm vs. Ella- Talbot,
appealed from . th circuit - court for
Multnomah county. C U. Qantenbeln
Judge; affirmed in an opinion wrltten-j publish a timely and lr
tyM3UAU M.ey and C. E. Burnetii) I t,'.-r0': T. H. Mldgley
va. i". o. kick, appealed rrom the cir
cuit court for Multnomah county. R. C.
Bronauah Judge; reversed and remanded
in opinion written oy Chief . jusuci
Moore.
I For f he Benefit of Our headers, We Are Pleased to Publish
Midglers Wonderful, Clean, Sfraighf T on the Folly
Prof.
JOSSELYH HAS
110 PREFERENCE
For -the benefit of our readers w
Interesting talk
on a, .point
hlch . la roost vital to every man.
woman and child In this country th
way to stoo the spreading danger of
chronlo constipation. All he says is
true, and evidences or it are so many
and varied, aa seen In hundreds or let
ters from those who have don as he
advocates, that we think It a public
benefit to make them known, we rec
ommend Prof. Mldgley most earnestly
to our readers. . . f
Most Diseases Caused by Constlpa-
they are so sclentlflo as to.stimulat "Jackson, Old Bojr, You're IiOOkJnf
uie muea oowei muscis ana reaue
them to normal activity In a remark
ably short period. No restrictions are
placed upon the diet, though I do In
sist on the use for a time of a certain
concentrated Fruit Food called 'Pomo
lo,' which I have discovered to be pose
aeesed of a marvelous tonlo and
The Opportunity of a Lifetime.
, Fine."; . 1 This method offers th greatest op-
0. Jackson.; Mining Engineer P.0"""!1 .i?.. 0Ur??..0LPrrni0 J?
oonstlpation for JO years. I tried every
cathartic on th market In vain. Doc
tors could do nothing tend death seemed
near. By following your sdvlc I cured
myself permanently in Juat on month."'
a St Disease
tkm 8
wage for the Drain.
It goes to the brain naturally,! and
to very part of the body, every organ
being fed on this polluted blood or
sewage. It goes to your face in th
form of plmple-polaon and breaks out
on ths skin, it goes to your head and
gives you headache and disxiness, It
I goes to your Drain ana mi you
I drowsy. It weakens th Stomach and
causes dyspepsia ana - osa Dream, it,
mea to the liver and causes duioub-
. . i. Ma .a h. klilnevi and eventii-
"I hsve no preference for anv candl-l.nJ . i..7 Rrirht'i ntaeaea. It
qaie tor mayor or fortlana. J simply a the heart and makes it thump,
Traction Tresitt Declines
to Express His Views on
Mayoralty Question.
aeaire to see a ciean, ousiness aaminia- ft gotm to th eyes snd robs them of
trstlon.' thJr jUBter, it makes your nerves-flag-In
this statement B. S. Josselyn, pres- v an1 w,ak m4 out-o'-sorts, and this
Ident of the Portland Railway Lient & v. ..n .ni nf all klnda of
all
TIFT TO USE OP
" JAP PROSLEU
f il'nlted Preee Leaaed Wire.) -
, j Washington, April 13. Secretary Xa
gel. who independently Investigated the
immigration problem on the Pacific
coant, it was learned today, will report
to President Taft on the subject. Na-
frel's report will cover statistics regard
ug Chinese and Japanese coolie labor
in California and deal with the situation
Power company, summarised his attl
tude toward th local polltloal situation,
this morning. .
' "Do you. Mr. Josselvn. favor the can
didacy of Joseph Simon?" The question
was asked flatly, and Mr. Josselyn re
plied:' "I do not think I have even the
honor of Mr. Simon's acquaintance. I
have no personal knowledge of his qual
ifications for the office of mayor. I
might know him If I would see him, but
i am not certain. i understand mat
both he and Dr. Smith are very estima
ble gentlemen, , For me to say mors
would promote a. misunderstanding of
my position when the fact is that I have
no preference whatever."
Mr. Josselyn would say nothing rr
garding his attitude toward the possible
candidacy of Mayor Harry Lane, and be
gan the Interview with the statement
that so great was the danger of. misun
derstanding that he did not care to dis
cuss the present political situation at
"I am convinced that a bridge at Mar
ket street will be needed within two
years,"- asserted Mr. Josselyn, discussing
the bridge situation. "The way Port
land Is growing makes a new bridge
across in wiuameite necessary every
two years in order to provide the people
or tne east siae witn proper transport)
tion facilities. For the city - to build
jrenei-ally. Taft believe he can solve
I he problem without agitation and it
is generally believed he will, assume
an attitude more sympathetic toward
the Pacific coast -than did Roosevelt.
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SWIFT ORAXGE TRAINS
TO SUPPLY THE EAST
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Chicago, April ll.-rPlans are being
laid today by the Santa Fe railroad to
rush California oranges into eastern
markets In much less time than has
heretofore! been consumed in the Jour
ney. The new Belen cutoff, opened on
March 18. will enable the road to short
en by almost 24 hours the freight sched
ules between California and Chicago.
Efforts are being made to increase
the speed of orange trains, berauae aa.
" result Sf The extensive" travel" on the
Pacific coast recently. neoDle from the
east and middle west have learned ths
difference between fruit ripened on the
trees snd that packed green and ripened
in ooaea. vompiaints nave peen nu
mercm recently because of the - flat
taste or oranges allowed to ripen on
slow fruit trains, snd it Is now the
company s ooject to make the trip so
last tnat ripe fruit can be transported.
Rheumatic
Pains
i My mother is a great suf
ferer from rheumatism, and Dr.
Miles' Anti-Pain Pills is the onl4
remedy that relieves her."
MRS. G. DAVENPORT,
; Roycefield, N. J.
The pains of rheumatism arc
almost invariably relieved with
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. .They
also overcome that nervous irri
tation which prevents sleep be
cause they soothe the nerves. To
chronic suffers they are invalu
able.' When taken as directed,
they relieve the distress and
save the weakening influence of
pain, which so frequently pros
trates. Many sufferers use them"
whenever occasion requires with
the greatest satisfaction, why
ret you? They do not derange
the stomach nor create a habit.
Why not try them? Get a pack-
from your druffi5L Take it
to direction., and if
now at Market street would leave a gap
at Madison street which sooner or later
would nav to be fined."
"Which location Is preferred bv the
Portland. Railway, Light A power com
pany i was asKea.
"W prefer the Madison street bridge
for the present." answered Mr. Josselyn,
"but that is not to say that if the
bridge at Market street Is constructed
there will never be another bridge at
Madison street.
"Do you realise that Portland has 15
miles of waterfront on the east bank of
the Willamette, and that the majority
of th people of the cltv are living there
nowT Th growth of Portland has been
wonderful,, and all the more remarkable
for the fact that this growth Is perma
nent. Mlnlna camps snrlnr un In a
night, become towns, almost cities, and
then disappear. But Portland has In
climate, soil and resources that which
will hold the people here for all time.
and furnish a continued Invitation for
rurtner settlement.
"Without the use of the Madison
street bridge conditions are so'vexing to
all the people that there should be no
rurtner delay in Sennit action. Some
thing should be and must be done at
once In order to serve the people most
efficiently." .- - ,
Mr. Josselyn declared that hi short
vacation in the south from which he re.
turned yesterday, had made a new man
of him, that he felt a sest for his work.
wh!chhsd been lost during Jh'e preced
ing biz moniDi 91 unremitting worn.
PIONEER' HOTEL MAN
OF PORTLAND DEAD
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itiaaaaa whloh VAtl (Vtllltin t sTAt alt
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if ther was pure, ncn, rea Diooa iiow
Ing In your veins snd your whole body
was In prim condition.
24-Honr "Habit" All Important.
"Although It Is on of th simplest
things In the world to cor even th
worst case of chronic constipation, yet
nearly every other man and wpman you
meet is positively so stopped up as to
hardly able 10 tnins: cieariy. 10 get.
the habit every 24 noure regularly.
works wonders. By th habit I don t
mean the cathartlo habit, but I mean
that natural, easy tnov that very one
ought to have without being obliged
. " . . 1 . A 1 111 1. . .
IO mas a rusn lor ia piu uua vrjr
Must Qnit Pill Habit.
"Tou young and middle aged men
and women who eat and drink every
thing you Ilk, and you old men and
women who are addicted to pill eating,
to keen your overdu bowels going,
you don't realise that there would not
be one hundredth part of the disease
on earth today if your bowels were
absolutely regular .-,:..'... .,.
"Tou can shake your fist at almost
any old disease known if you've got
the bowels that do business.; every 24
hours. This Is plain talk, but any
doctor will tell you th same thing,
only he may be more particular in his
language and it won't make the Im
pression on your mind. .
Cathartics Can't Cure Constipation.
' "It is true that cathartics sluice out
the bowels clean, but they also sluice
out that bowel-moving Juice of secre
tion which Nature has put in every
good bowel to make it work easy and
right When this natural lubricating
fluid is cleaned out. your bowels be
come mere dead pipes. Then you get
a bad ase of constipation, and pills
are swallowed to do the moving. This
froes on, ever ana ever ngtun, una mis
a whv so many are constipated.
"Tak it for granted tnat you wouia Ii.,.
VII A ..il . tnl(na . atlllea SanA 4iuw u V
llHlt uuii ' sa. aa it - a' ""'v va wavi
castor oil, cascara. Jalap, gamboge and
aU other cathartics and consider my
new rational method that has cured so
many. ' -
IlissjgiitMiisillr
of th American Flaa- Ouarfs mlns st sUpation that you have vr had com
f'nmnTiiii. rt Dmt "r ir o your nonce.
Mldgley Dear Blr: 1 took your advice. Tou would be amased to see th ar- f-.,h,.. -.. nmt.ti
I have gained 10 pounds in weight and rfcy of letters that are received dally t-tnrtlcs tbaC Increaa Constipation
my irienug ramara aa i mttt, toem, oy inis oeuciaciur ui wmimuu. . ium
N
uUu Simply Ctn't Can Constlpttlcn With Pills,
Powders or Potions. Forei Is Folly. I Toll You
. How (0 Curo Yoursilf Pirmtnintly at Homo by
(ho 'Kidgliy Wiy' Without Midlclnos."
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imsit Js mm .
'Jackson, old boy, you'r looking fine.' .
r tried almost every kind of patent
strengthening effect on the entire di
gestive system. This wonderful Po
molo Fruit Is as pleasant to the taste
centrated form from which all harmful dvlo haa proved marvelous.
acids ar eliminated, so - that it. not
only sharpens th appetite, but helps
to digest starchy food 9 and thus pre
vents th formation .of gas in th
letters are from worn-out, pill-ridden
patients who have tried the "Mldgley
medicine for 10 years to no good. Your Way" as the " last desperate effort, and
I was
almost a skeleton, but now I feel aa
young and hearty as I did 20 years ago.
I thank God and Prof. T. H. Mldgley."
How Ton Can Stop Constipation
t '- :- Forever.
fntdehtaS2 here1-1 cnot Had Tried Every Kind of Medicine.
Miss Ella Cea, of Boene, Iowa, say s :
1 hav bean a constant aufferer from
to their surprise have been easily and
quickly cnxfi.
Mrs. Morgan Parkhurst, of Gerry. N.
T.. suffered for SO years and cured her
self in so days, and so on down th of chronic
list. , viriMR. th
medicine. H will also send you oy
"Aloes, calomel, croton oil, casoarv
(sagrada, Jalap, gamboge, blue mass,
eolocynth, aaafetlda, senna, epsom salts,
- laxative mineral waters,, podophyllln.
castor , oil, nux ' vomica! hyoacyamua.
: belladonna and other acids and - drugs
which only physicians know about,'
cause recaUon . In the . bowels and In
' crtase chronlo constipation , Instead of
curing It. . ,
'H is not necessary to depend on any
on of these alnful drugs; and Just aa
sure as you do, you help to paralyse"
your bowels. Tou can hav them mov
very day regularly without taking any
Of these paralysers. If you will only fol
low out my idea, which has already "
proved successful In hundreds of cases
I hav cured.".
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Doctors Admit "Prog Sin.', -
Th Chief Clerk: of th Pennsylysnia
Railroad company, located at New
Brunswick, N. J., says: "I hav suf
fered from chronlo constipation for the
past six years, taking most all of the
pills and potions I ever heard of. At
on time I became so bad I decided to
give up my position with th railroad,
aa I felt my days war numbered.
"On physician told m that he, as .
well as others, were powerless to cure
constipation with drugs, aaylng that the
purgatives Inflame th bowels and
eventually paralyse them. I followed
your advice, hav not spent a. penny
tor drugs of any sort and I am cured."
Look Out : for Tour Nerves.
Ther Is hardly anything' which re
stores th nerves aa quickly and surely
ss regular bowels. Most people who
hav weak nerves and ar run dowa
are chronically constipated. It is sur- ,
prising in how short time a man or.
woman can build up a strong body by
being absolutely- regular and , taking
Prof. Midgley's treatment.
Our readers can be positively certain
of results tf they wllr but send for
Prof. Mldgley'' book and follow his
advice. He is known all over- the
country as th "Constipation Wiiard." -His
. method is all so wonderful, and
so simple that it has been said by a
great many' to b a positlv pleasure
to adopt th "Mldgley Way" of getting
cured ftlOHT AT HOME. His advlc
' to you will be worth hundreds of dol
lar and you will hav saved years
of misery, bad health,, and danger of
disease, '.i-ff.'' .r.''.wi-'.':..:; '
Those who ar cured by his Rational
Treatment say thy retails what it is to
really live and hav tnat esqulslta feel
ing of perfect health, cheerful spirits,
good digestion, Clear mind, quick mem
ory, energy, courage and ambition, to a
degree which thy never befor could
understand or experience and all this
by taking his treatment In their own
homes. ; : ; . ' f
How to Get the Advlce.-
AU you hav to do is to cut out th
coupon, fill in your name and address
on th blank lines, and sent It to
Prof. T. H. Mldgley, ma Mldgley block.
Kaiamasoo, Mich. H wUl by return
mail, send you his 0-pag Illustrated .
book, explaining how you can be cured
constipation., muni' ai
Mldgley way," witnouc
"If you will do as t say you can get
rid of your constipation right now-and
forget about it over after.
Forget forever that there are any
that dread disease. " constipation. aU
my life, and had tried every kind of
medicine and had consulted many' dif
ferent doctors, but none proved success
ful. At last I concluded to give Prof.
"I am willing to tell any one, who
will take the trouble to -ask me,' Just
exactly how to use this simple method,
and how to b cured right at home, so
that it will no longer be necessary to
dose with any kinds of harmful drugs
and acids. I have published a book
Pl, powders, or potiens for moving1","! contains inis atiogiev method Midgley's druglesS treatment a trial. I
the , bowelsthey will--move them-eJ?il;n"". J"??1,4 milbJsdBO anat th iradf OTOonthwa
selves if you win just give tnem a " ","" . 'L ,. entirely curea. iy general neaitn grew
start the 'Mldgley Way.'. Tou will contains. I .will send this book to any better and at present am In the best of
never realise how gratifying It la t wan or woman who is interested health. Can say It is a wonderful cure
have regular bowels and how fine It onough in a cur to send me a few nd a help to any one suffarina as I
feels to reaUy live. untU you hav tried "JJ ,." 10 mn wa" ,
"My Rational Method Includes a re- For the benefit of our reader we Suffered 20 Tears. Cured In 80 Days
markable system of bowel exercises have taken th trouble to pick tut at . " -.
for which I send careful directions, random a few of these letters and pub- Mr. George K. Barker. '39 Bailey street,
with engraved cuts, , to show Just how lish them. For instance. Mr. F. G. Jack- Boston.. Ma., writes that he had been'
the exercises should be tsken. These eon, who had almost become a mere troubled with constipation for 15 or 20
exercises are so easy that they are skeleton and had suffered for 10 years, years and had tried almost every drug
difficulty oy aeucate cured nimseii in a lew days by the in tn maraet. h cured nimseil in one
Was Near Death.
Thomas Needham. 1528 S. 44th Am,
Chicago, says; "I suffered from chronlo
letter his expert advice upon any point
ralatinr to constipation on which you
may ask Information, MaU th ooupon
. today.
lined without
women and very elderly people, yet "Mldgley Way.'
month the "Mldgley Way.';
Fill Out This Coupon and Mail Today.
r Fill in your name and address on dottellinerbelow anJ mlTdPir6f."
T. H.Midgley; 2273 Midgley block, Kalamaioo, Mich., and by return mail
, he will send you his 60-page illustrated book explaining hts simple way of
' caring constipation permentnaly without medicine.'; Write plainly.
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CAR COMPANY
ill ORGANIZE
Sloneer
unday
r rot tcnei be will return
: r:or.ev.
' " ' David j. Buckley.
David J. Buckley, one of the
hotel, men of Portland, died
morning 14 a rooming house which he
was conducting at First and Main
street a Buckley was at one time the
proprietor of the old Occidental hotel,
and ther Is hardly a lumber Jack or
steamboat man In the Northwest who
did not know Dave Buckley.
uucaiey mao a specialty or eaterfn
to that class of men and that be made
success is shown by th fact tbst ha
leave a fortune valued at almost l!50.
. He was, also the part owner of th
Bt Charles otel at one time and has la
later resrs been the mtnitar of a num.
ber of big rooming houses.
Bucaiev leaves two sons K J Rurk.
ley snd William J. Buckler, and . a
nephew, Ed. Sheridan. His two-sons are
Idents or Ban Francisco, but ktn
decided to coat to Portland to locate
and conduct the bu sines left (hem by
their father. Buckley's remains wUl be
shipped to Ban Franclsc tonlrht an
wul b burled f rss - Marys cathedral
BUILDING 0RDDCES
VETOED BY3IAY0H
Varnr jee yeelerdae r.tnH five
huiKlirg nrr".)" a p ee-1 st th -last
ccnecil retlrc. Th mavor's e
r rrn I was d'ie t V rfraetifsi'is
ef th cttv Koiiilirs ir.np-trtr m K rt-J-tei
la the ordinance In thmtr
t f-m. Thv wiil s n the cmocil
for furtrier oasidersto tomerrvw.
Electric Club Is Formed to
Promote Street Bail- .
way Service.
To harmonls relatlona between th
people of Portland and employee of th
Portland Railway. Light Sc Power com
pany, th Klectrlc club, consisting solely
of employes of th streetcar company,
was organlied last night. Meetings of
the club will be held one a month or
ofteuer. New ideas for the improve
ment of the service will be proposed
and discussed. Special attention will be
given to- those Items which pertain to a
betterment of th service given th peo
ple. The plans of th company for th
carxylsg on of It work will be ei
plalned and each man mad to feel that
be la. In a Sense, a partner In the enler
prisa Those employes of the company
who come Into contact with the public
are eipected to be eapeclally Interested.
Sld r. F. Barbonr. assistant to the
president. In eiplalnlng th plan of or
ganisation to the assembly last nigbt:
"It is nessary for every man to feel
that be is an essential factor In the
work of tnis company. No one of as ess
do fcis full duty by the people and by
the company unlees every other man
cooperate with him by perform In r Ma
Individual duty to th full of his ability
and capacity. Th man at th power
station and th man In th offle share
responsibility alike, niaa can neglect
his duty without harming the service
which the company endeavors to glv."
Th election of officers resulted as
follows: President. F. F. Barbour; sec
retary, A. C. McMlcken; treasurer. Otto
Dekum.
NO LICENSES FOR
WATER PEDDLERS
A KsTOCXXm ' '
is a man who can't see wa4 In any
perecn nr thing. It's a hst it raaa4 by
a disordered ltver. If vou find tbat yoM
are heclnntng to thlnss thnmish b'we
snwtaclva. feat or Ji-er to a a--l
cleaning out prces wtti PM',.r4 1
I'ctiine. X sure cr for cortiptto.
repepeie. IndifMtton. stefc hcih.
Ml.fnianesa all live' atnmacb i4 t
tr-tta gold by Skidmor brug Cav
Th license department of th
city auditor's offloe will male no
eharg for th privilege of rend- 1
lag Bull Run water on this side
of th river so long as th prices
charged by peddler ar reason
iabla Many Inquiries hay been '
received at th city hall sine
th pipes burst asking if It
would be necessary to procure
licenses to sell water.
EASTER RIOTS in
TOWN
nil
. .
Climatic conditions In Colombia cause
a Urg demand for portabl house.
Many 111 a com from Impor Mood.
Can't hav pur Mood with faulty dl
geatioa. laty liver and alusriah bowels.
Burdock Biood Bitters strengthens ttom
sen. bowels and liver, and purifies the
blood.
Ttcbtng. torturing skin erup t lorfm. dis
figure, assey. drive ose wild. DoarrS
Ointment brings ti1ck relief and laat.
lag cure. Fifty cent at any drug star.
After a evT sneat take a eoupl f
rven s Reiilta and glv your totnach,
liver snd bowel th bel ther will Bd,
Reralets bring easy, regular passages
of tie bow is.
KyrytxvlTs friend TV. Thtmrn
F-clectne OIL fNire f othrV. r-n.
.or. Uroet. Heals cuts, bruises, ecait'a.
c
Mayor Wouldn't Let ) Them
-M Bum Judas Fifteen
Persons Killed.
(Oaltsd Prsss It 4 Wlrt.S ,
EI Paso. Tesas, April It. Troops ar
patrolling th street of Torreon. Mex
ico, aocordlng to dispatches ' received
her, to prevent a recurrence of th riot
ing of Saturday and Sunday, when tit
teea serioni were killed. -
The trouble began Saturday, when the
mayor refused to permit the Faster cer
emony known as 'burning Judas." The
people grew excited because their relig
ious eeremoay was t be prvntd and
rioting followed. Six policemen, three
soldiers and six rioters were killed and
a number of -parson severely wounded.
MUTUAL MASTICATION
- -BY CANINE MASCOTS
(Called rraas Vrm4 Wirt.)
Berkeley. CaL. April II. A fight be
tween the renin mascots of two Vnl
verwity of California fraternities In th
thick of crowd of students attracted
by a fire laat night, raueed a aroe'.l riot
that threatened to develop into a gen
eral mele when Humane Offcr F. M.
McAllister kicked or of th strusgllng
4oa and brovfht apon hi bead the
wrath of eiler men.
A fir In a hr1lng hoti.s nr tne
eanrrf)S aftcarte1 hu'xi'xl of men f mm J
t frateTftr and ciuhhouen . In the vl-
fln'tr I'urirs the ru'i t the fLre a I
buildfg hf ir,jlrr Frederics 0'"'t
TlcaelJof rmin, s me m her f t j
I-elta Tan IelLa fratemll, and a 8t. j
fnard tke frrrp.rtv of t h. Ie'ta
Kitra Fr -orn men, otnd fco.Tlilea,
la a ellvrt t u tae f.gkt. Hanaae
Officer JVM. McAllister la said to hav
planted several well : directed kicks in
th bulldog's ribs. Angered at this at
tack on his pet. Tlckell, It is cUimed,
struck th officer" In th face. McAllis
ter called -for police aid and Tlckell was
taken into custody: -
On the way to th station house the
officers were followed by a crowd of
angry college men, who demanded the
release of the prisoner. . Three times a
show of revolvers waa necesssry to
keep the excited youths from rushing
tb officers. : , .
An Interview witn inier or foiice
Vollmer, followed by an apology by
Tlckell,- secured the young man's re
lease. While th Interview was In
S regrets the men surrounded the sta
on. booting and giving college yells,
McAllister stated that he would not
? refer charges against Tlckell. and It Is
nought the matter will be dropped.- .
Auto Hit by Streetcar.
An automobile driven by Tr. 'Calvin
8. White waa struck by csr 108 on the dirt and gravel be used.
Fifth street line at the corner of Yam
hill and Fifth streets this afternoon.
The' machine was slightly damaged.
POULSON TO HAVE
HEARING THURSDAY
- Johan Poulsen, president of the In-man-Potileen
Lumber company, who sur
rendered himself yesterday to ths notice
on learning that a warrant was out for
nis arrest Tor dumping sawdust In a
public street, will appear before Judge
van zante ror hearing Thursday, the
cas hsvlng bee set for bearing then.
Mr. Poiilsen's arrest I the result of the
filling In of East Sixth street between
Bherldan and Division at reels. 1
Th Inman-Poulaen company . has re
fused to meet a street assesmenst for
filling the street, amounting to $80,00(1.
and this amount It contends Is exes. .
slvc. Now It is claimed the company
has been filling the street with sawdust,
whereas the city ordinance requires that
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