The Oregon daily journal., July 14, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY 14, 1809.'
11 FOR PLAN
FDR BRUT
BROADWAY
demists have
PRAISE FOR CITY
A . . l-.. .,
Annual -Convention : Closes
Its Work .With Good
Words for All. -
EXPERIENCE OF CITIES
TELLS 'VALUE OF METER
Comparative Article in. Public Service Points to '' Saving
of Water, Where . Consumption v Is Meas
: ured as It Js Used. , ,
Striking Illustration of th necessity
With an election of nfffir tM r.
I ternoon. th Orearon ita nnti .
elation, which hu bun nnwrimr ii i-.t
.in... iV.L.i " rr; I
meeting? ? of th. use Of water meter Is afforded
e TPU, rv-. "PS".. "a night " a I pu.n.o m a recent issue
otcioxajacu; ujr ein;SuSt-ff..i. ? fWic service. publication which
Pll Toward Tnitriir'tinTl doctor have been viaiting conventlona " to the dl.cu.slon of prob-
IU j -;. 1 Ufl am VAILSH UXUUH of m B,mllftr nature In many atatea. and i?ms of municipal - government The
- vimj.. : i : unanimously ti.. th ..-i-..-nw I figures are taken from the annual re-
4)f ewghwajAc
1:..- -- If "Au,.eu"lry "or : eourtaouaiy
.liner - Xlillil UlClUUllL illttt-ireceeot nor round a Higher -standard
. 4 .. I among dentist. ; ; .
iers ueiore uouncn. ;
Dr. Jean Cllne. In ankln tn' td.
SUte Dntal board, aald la. partr "The
appointment of member of the state
ooara inouia oriciuu rrnm th Kt-t
-Dental society. The member of the
etat aaaociaUon felt that while the
present mem Mrs or the board are capa-
rt' of the uperintendeT.tofwater-1
work or tne city or Schenectady, n. T.
where the suddIv is not metered, am
where the dally per capita consumption
la 148 - gallon. The facts presented
are of especial interest to Portland peo
ple at this time.
Contrasting; the consumption of water
In metered and un metered cities, two
table are given. The' first shows the
daily per capita consumption In cities
. . .. vmrowi wvHiwia ui ui uo&ra are capa-1 , - . , - -
Th ftraf atn tm.nl th AAnatriie-.il.) .n th..i.. .v.- ...... I wherA the entire SUDDlv is metered, and
... vi .j umm,. w.ivm . l -"n.er vut v vuli li ma maae ill "
urwuwij wram uhu in un i uun-pouiiosi. we ieit mat m opinion
vii cuuutu una iDuruiug ujr ins wiuic 1 01 ma memDera 01 Uie State association
tlon of a resolution to proceed at once I would be a better criterion as to th
with the preparation of Diana. BDeolfioa-1 Qualities of what should cnnatit.it an
4,iona and esttmatea. " , , - - I efficient examiner rather than the
The reaoluUon was lntroddoed a by Pi"'" . 01 . in? politician.
C-nmcilman Menefee. wfto afterward ax- iTa:AVS'':,l7nJ..::. I Council .. Biuffa. lowav ..... . .78
in, "4vnfm ju'enia I PAintAn U"w r o
juea, Atoinea, jowa
Ulouceater, Mas,
plained that the executive board per.
hap ha the power to proceed without a
'resolution from . the council, but this
Teiuree was taken to Insure early action.
Bally lr Capita' Consumption.
Oallons.
Baltimore, Md. !.'........... ....... 97
Brockton. Mttu. ..................... 82
Cambridge, Mas. ...........k. .....7
Charleston. ,8. .............. . ... .83
land;
rood
"Dental Legislation." Hon. Lln-
m. jones; -state jentai Board"
' u 1 K u -. uHim IV maul. r IWUVH. I rw .i... , . . - r , . - - - -
The northeat aide will lose no oppor 5r-'tP""?: "iTi1, Pac f' J?r-.J;
tunlty to push the procedure for a aal I V; JcIZ'ifc - ind ITm0.0 r. UtS iPnt?'
of bond and conatruction of the bridge.
t Menerea was also bent on hastening;
ne action or the committee on
and public property on the Montgomery
rnra properly, am iirai movea o recall
JtD matter irom the committee, saying
ut
he hid the eonsent of the chairman, bu
'Chairman Belding aald he knew noth
ing about it
Mayor Simon said he wa opposed to
taking matter out of th hands of th
proper committee unless with the con
sent of the committee. He suggested
witn a touch or sarcasm that the city
win not act in a summary manner,
enlng I Brophy, Chicago: "Portland Dental 8o
park, ciety Dr. Wallace Shearer.
Thi morning a number of Interest
ing clinic were conducted bv Dr. Price
oi uieveiana: ir. wunam cavanaugn;
Dr. Beatle of Oregon city; Dr Brophy
Of Elgin. 111.: Dr. Brvan of Indlanimn-
lis; Dr. Stratton and Dr. Burmeiater of
XMortn tivna. or. - .
'1 hi. f l.pnnriM 1 1. . T.. - rni -u-4
a oaDer on "Pregnancy and Ita Rela-1 tf"1""'0'
tlon to Dentlatrv." which - -waa fni. I Maiden, Ms.
towea oy a aisouasion. -
rue retiring oincer or th aeocIa
anyway. In buying parka, and perhaps 1 tlon follow: A. I Beatle, president; M.
no time would be lost by the delay in C. Harris, Vic president; Millard C
committee. Menefee finally secured th i Holbrook. secretary treasurer; executive
uu.iijvu .vi n fiiuituii uiivuMiia in, cum. i wunuuin! cj, nrnisii 4ui llina,
mutee to make a report at the next I M. Yate. W. C. Bhearer, I A. Morris.
meeting.
Another hearing was given to th
protest against . improvement with aa
phaltum of East Seventh street from
Tillamook to Fremont, which has -frequently
been before -the council. Some
of th resident hav petitioned for the
improvement, put many otner. less
.wealthy, have protested that they are
not able to stand the expense, although
willing to lav macadam. Mayor Lane
vetoed a hard surlao ordinance, and a
macadam ordinance la now under way.
After attorney on both sides had mad
plain the history of the affair, Mayor
Simon aent -th question back to tb
.street committee for anotjier report.
An additional stenographer for the
city attorney ofric for the month
of July and August at 175 per month
was authorised.
'- The proposed ordinance appropriating
$500 for sending a band to Seattle to
boost Portland at the fair was Indefi
nitely, postponed on th suggestion of
Mayor tsimon. wno applied his economy
ax by Invitation of Councilman Belding.
CITY TIES KIT
: in coin WORK
A. p. Watson.
Lynn, Mas. ...... ...I... 64
Milwaukee, wis. 80
Newark, N. J. ...94
New Orleans, La. .......... .u....48
Providence. R. I. .................... 64
Ban Francisco. CaL 78
Sioux City, Iowa 43
Chelsea, Maa. '. .88
Dayton Ohio ...................... 62
Fall River, Mas. 88
Fort Wayne, Ind. ,1;. .. I. ,78
Indianapolis. Ind. ,.79
Kansas City, Mo. .J
Lawrenor Mass. . v . . ,,,,,., s- 68
..............47
.60
Minneapolis, Minn. ,'. .98
Manchester, N. H. 81
Newport. Ky. .......71
Passaic. N. J. 90
Pawtucket, R. L '.88
Peoria, HI. . . . . , 63
CTUlncy, III. 48
Bacine. Wia 47
Rochester, N. T.T.. .88
St. Paul, Minn. ,,.....,.,.,...,. ...67
Salem, Mass. .....70
Springfield, Ohio ...91
Taunton. Mass. .62
Terra Haute, Ind. ................ .S6
Topeka, Kan. ...I..,,,. ..,.66
Utfca, N. Y. .... A... ........ .......68
Wooneoeket, R. I, , . .-i-;vM rv:r . i". .49
Worcester, Mass. ,'.70
Yonker, N. Y. ,. 81
York., Pa. .78
. Tha second table show the consump
tion in cities which . do not hav th
meier system, ana is as follows: t
Akron, Ohio . 200
Aioany, . r. . , , w . . , . 4 191
Bay City, Mich ...... i 17
Binghamton, N. T, 166
fjnagepon. conn.
SCHOOL GIRL
COBS
SOICI
"""I1LCASIIIER OF
nu n vn ll : . ,
uhi hiiu ijiiuul nnrm r
m r
Fif teen-Year-Old Euth An
nette Seales of Ldrane
Ambassador T, O'Brien Enu
merates Grounds of
Lasting Peacs. "
' fDnlted Preaa Lcsnd Wlr.t
San Francisco. Julv 14. That tha re
latione between the United States and
japan were mora Iriendlv today than at
i any time sine the San Franclaoo scnool
! disagreement Is the opinion of Thomas
ABSCOiS
Buffalo. N. Y.
286
238
Camden, it. 3. ' " 180
Columbus. Onio U, ........ 280
Detroit. Mich. 1 .... .: -iia
Denver. Colo. .i.. ...... 800
imira, n. x. i .... 22S
rand-Bantda. Xflnh ik
Jersey City. NV J. ...... 160
La Cross. Wis. , . I ... l ft
NW Haven, Conn.. ....... 160
New Tork City 200
umana, wen ....176
Philadelphia, Pa, 229
Springfield, I1L 222
I'roy. w. x.... 188
Washington, D. C. ................ 1S6
wneeiing, w. va.
ter Kissing Mother Good
Night. L '
(Special Disoatch to Th Journal. I
moinars oeasiaa Bwaiiowea tna con
tanta of a bottle of atrychnine. , Three
hours later he waa a corps. .Mrs.
Jessie Seal, the mother) attracted by
th moana reached the a-irl'a rom a
few moments after sh had taken, th
fatal dose. Her daughter waa In
spasm and died befor a physician ar-
W"vtl?lAtf"B?,t t0 Harry B. Eogers, Accused of
. O'Brien arrivod venterrlav from thai rTTl-f T O . T) J
orient or the line Mongolia. Speaking Ittltlliy UUrgB
ofUia-alTOlflcaacaot orders that i s O-l.... ..-1.414 -
: & Sulzberger, Deserts His
'Wife and Child.' ,
Swallows-Strychnine "Af- wn1
"I sea no particular cause for com
ment in the proposed cruiae. Our rela
tions with Japan today are satisfactory
and amicable. I have no idea that the
Japanese . government Intends to abro-
rite tha existing treaty with the United
tates, and I have no reason to believe
that such procedure has been given con-
luerauon u pno or waanington.
Moat nf -Tn rtn rm trtlA .vnlr. in lftll
Eugene. Or.. Julv 14. Flfteen-vear-1 and man v of them will nrohahlv h nulk. ,v- un,., nt uar.
otu fiuia juinene oeaies returned irom i newea. it is true tnat taer haa beenlry B. Rogers, who until Jun 1 was
a plcnlo Sunday avenine. kissed her I some talk In Janan of anterinar Into I nh tnr. Hnk...nhi a cni.h.r.r
mother ifoodnight .and retiring to thj commercial treaty with this country, j when he disappeared with cash belong-
wuiuu u. uvyu utf .Buiym jpae i ' " a uin unsuun naa i mg to tne company, amounting to more
had outgrown tha Uttla cot by her I !?9t I - ure, been of official nature. I than 81800. ? ' " .
xuv unswoi i rcai y wno japan la purely
political, and I ahould not be aurprtsed
iu as it renowea on to gam princi-
"Nor 'will h Japan es ask' for any
change in ' tb present immlaratlon
law. T - 1 u. T , r. .v, wUav...r
J l -pa uses Lake City, and after having been for
?y8rjr.-effort. to diacourag emigraUon warded to Denver. Colo., ha been re
V?r uJfL.V n?u;TAaf."o0A.QUef-tufnel. giving local officer the -only
Attachment for a woman not Ms may
nail fiavu. : ,
Roeera. unable to foriret the woman
for whoa aak he 1 believed to have
embexsled the meat packing firm's mon
ey, wrote to her Just before -be abscond-.
lh JELr?hnV' lTnml'tion brewed to MIs Agnea . Congdon, Salt
lnjr upon' these
"Wben you atop
That Ruth Annett Seales wmnUttia 1 .I'SL S,h5 Unlte4 State to j cluo to Rogers whereabouts that 4iey
uiuu, ww proven tni morning, alter I f,;z, VkT . I nav Deen a Die io gain amce ne aia
vv..v. ...v w.m.1 iiw.c .iwv uui -1 appearea. - '
For man-v week tha Plnkarton Detee
tive agency and W. -J. Clemen, local
Schenectady N T li I lwo ?ay investigation by the eoro- h.
oi.iianei.ui.uy, r. x, Its I npr .nii rrt. . a 1 I In
....... 18 ner and county Thy.ic anV th" t thra, month, hava repeat-
two Ublea. I family llvVat Urarii thamselve. heard. thVam-
Bnt says: I "T V-n.e7-Iewm.lIe.8 'rom. bassador stated that th foundation for
In commenting
the Schenectady- uperlntendent says: "I" Vff lw" ."-O"! bassador stated that the foundation for "T". l-"-,V.U -i-K"n.Tl i"1
iider thatin.72 .ri.-j' -rrr"- nrr.""r "L i these could uauaiiv b traced to th z""v ;rrt -"S.r,,rr"
i ran nr ana rmra rr naMK&, I , . k. . ar . . . v riuucjJiKr arriML a iin iHiiifd miiik
:. ... - r vi neiitrniAn with t h MMnMnn atuan v. i. . 7 . . t.
cesstve waste shown. There I. but L JSSl wPl" ' f leef In er cai wifer.rand ?h.
tnat l. to adopt an entire meter avs-1 it.5??TTv"". uaucw nu
tern, do away with your flat rates and "ft!; .cfhi ii'i.10''"..''1 t0
thua compel the wasteful consumer to JT.iS wJ1!lf ZtlS 5? r,eltT tht mo-
pay for the water ha wastes, and at I i "ul"." pvbbmi nature
Hhniiii ..-ii.ri,.i. . v i ""-.iijii v.ieniena, me insurance man, is
ifd2Hj?',i.lk! ll JrJ??.lT" n? con- poe.ibly more anxlou. than th meat
the same tl ma lower th charge f or f Ee "V,,"- .Ja'r
water to inoa wno ua it . economl
cany. -
She was quick In
Bideration a. a war motlv in Japan.
The talk Is rtdiculoua" I --
Ambaaaador O'Brien 1. on leave of
oaence. Attar attending to private
buslneea matter In thi countrv h
MARTYRIZATIOH
DEFENSE'S PLEA
AIIO
110 OF LIFE
State Would Sacrifice Mur- Swan Johnson, a Laborer,
gatroyd to Public Senti-, Drinks Carbolic Acid in
ment, says Attorney. Lodging House Koom.
Multnomah county will hava to stop
Masting on th Canyoa ,road. The city
ouncu tnis. morning revoked th per
mit given by the city engineer, thla ner
mlt having been secured by the county
aiier i nomas fctreirr, tne road super-
(By Journal Staff Correspondent)
8t, Ulna, Or July 14.-With th
bloody ax which is said to be tha in
strument with which 62-year-old Robert
Livingstone, waa brutally murdered at
Gobi last December, In Its possession
the Jury at 11 o'clock this morning be
gan hearing the evidence In- the most
sensational thlal ever begun In Colum-
ria county, 'just oerore n o clock
Judge Campbell ordered tha jury sworn
in. ine jury conaisui oi j. nnwim.
Clatskanie, 0 .years old; Si. E. Malm-
berr. Clatskanie. farmer. 6S: William
Barr Jr., Clatskanie, farmer, 89; An
drew urlcKson, Clatskanie, farmer, 45;
E. C. Carlson. Clatskanie. logger, 29;
Peter Lund. Scappoose, farmer. 47: J.
A. Beeler, Warren, farmer, 64; John
Larrerty, tst. ,eiens,- stonecutter, 4lj
Swan Johnson, a laborer 66 wears of
age, killed himself In his room at 262 H
Everett treet this morning by taking
carbolic acid. 1 Johnson, who came to
tha Everett street address li days ago,
went Into his 'room and at an early
hour ' thla morning .wallowed the con
tents, or two Douies oi carDonc aciu,
each containing an ounca Death evl-
wa not discovered until about 9
o'clock when the landlady went Into
th room to straighten It up.
Little Is known concerning -.tha ante
cedent or tb dead man. tie i. a
member of the Odd Fellows lodge in
Minnesota. Is apparently abouto 66
year of age and a laboring man. He
had a little over a dollar In silver in
his pocket, The body was removed to
herrha. 'halh 2 UJl Z afanS
i ... v. -!-- i li"""" ."uvm ui iciura w uim poet
hi xuaio.
BAKER STASIS III
BUT DOH'T FINISH
Only a achool arirl nf It ran h.
On day Ruth noticed that on of her
choolmatea hajt a n Armm ih-
wlhd h had one. That night she
did not aleep welL She waa thinking of
her schoolmate's new dress. The next
day sh made careful comparison of
what her friend Possessed that ahe did
not- Thereafter It was observed that
that the girl ceased to smile as often
SS before. Then . h hnun m.lon.
choly. . ,
Shortly before leaving for home, in
June, a clerk in one of Eugene's stores
one day espied her In the act of taking
TOURISTS SHI
INTO PORTLAND ;
company to catch Rogers, as with the
latter's disappearance a cash bond of
83U00 had to be paid over.
' letter to Mrl La Salt Taka.
"Dearie freed th latter Roger wrote
to his inamorata) wnen you said Den
ver and card, general delivery, the let
ter cam back, and now I am coins to
take a long chano. Plane let me know
your address as soon a possible. If
you board, go to a house where other
folk can board, too. If you keen house.
make arrangements for an extra room.
that you may Da able to take a boarder.
- "Now thi - is strictly sub rosa. No
One most get an Inkling of this. I'll bo
where you are in 20 day from now, but
I can't com back to Salt Lake, and to
see m you must move. Don't write any
mor postal card a I don't want anyone
to xnow wnere l am going, and remem
i:. n ii. .t ..j. x it 1 1 some articles. Her mother waa notified
JieilUC UeClUnj ai, ine ?nd Ruth wa. severely reprimanded. Ton TniiAiioor.,1 riW.l,, 1? bir SrwTCZi
Mumiuated ana reeling that she .was I .V uvuu 4.icicii3 XiU- mf-thiirt hIhrV
miaunaeratood- ner depression ln-
creasea and sna oegan to talk of .ui
Mayor Who Cuts Him
Short Quickly.
Christ Johnson, Clatskanie, liveryman. I the morgue at Dunning, McEntee
68; Andrew King, St. Helen, black-1 OUbaugh s establishment and no ar
smith, 61; J. C. Johnson, Scappoose,
7d"ofJn chVff h.ad V? rr"d " creamery roan. "47; Peter Felton, St
i". vi e-v. viaaimg .uiium m. imnnv. i Helena laoorer, u.
Councilman Baker, in whoa ward that vor the atate. Assistant Dtatrtct At
quarry la located, took the lead, first ftorney Miller mad a plain atatement
orrenng an romance wnicn would tax or the alleged racts. For tn. derense,
th right to give blasting permits from Attorney W. H. Abel stated that the
the engineer and, require them to be defense would prove the defendant was
jrranted by the council. Mayor Blrnon at Astoria and had been for seven days
Buggested that-this mights prove-too previous to thcgmmlsslon ot the
cumbersome, snd hi objection prevented crime working at -tha Taeoma -Oyster
the further consideration of the ordi- house, and tnat ne neia same position
I f nr elaht. dava fnllnW.lnsr murder. H
Baker said that the people living In I "tatea o me jury mm wnue ine evi-
the vicinity of the blasting operations
have been terrorised ' Rocks have been
thrown up into the yards, mother are
- afraid to- allow their -chUdreti to go out
to play, but the county-had 'gone reck
lessly ahead, disregarding all protesta.
After Streiff had been arrested the city
" engineer Issued a permit snd he thought
It tim aomethlng were dona The vote
on revoking th county's permit wa.
unanimous.
, The-county commissioner, had airn-
posed that their troubles were ended
. wnen tne permit was secured, and they
' have ridiculed -the Idea- that either per
sons or property were put in peril. They
dmit that the - blasting makes much
noise, but deny that rocks were thrown,
. declaring that the force of the explo
sion Is downward. The action of tha
ruuncn tnis morning gives the city
the tipper hand, however, and tha county
w mil w hub ior terms. ,
; , r
McMinnvlUa News-Register: Yamhill
farmer, are optimists,' and an optimist
Is a man who take whatever weather 1
cent and decide that It I just what tha
larmera nave oeen'waitmg ror.
$10 Panama
Hafis ' For $5
' v.'
If you have not yet purchased
your Panama Hat, jnow is your
chance. AU our $7.50 and $10.00
Panamas, while they last, at SS.
13-170 THIRD ST.
dence seemed to warrant the 'prosecu
tion oi Roy Maione ror tha crime,: th.
state waa making no effort to secure
his conviction, but - was seeking to
hasten to tha gallows George T. - Mur-
gatroyd as a sacrifice on the altar of
nubile sentiment.
I. H. Bross, section foreman " at Go
ble, who found Livingstone In a pool of
Mood, waa tne rirst witness called.
There are about 40 witness to j ex
amined. . .
LOST BABES PASS
high
00D
Searching Parties Find Oak
land Children Asleep .
Behind Big Log.
'Speelal Plspatca to Tbt Journal!
Oakland. Or.. July 14. The two
daughter - of J. - Baedermaon of this
city. 11 and IS year old. left their
horn yesterday noon to go into the
woods south of town to pick berries. As
the children did not return by dark
last night searching parties were or
ganised.' ! - - -
They were found about 8 o'clock thi.
morning-asleep behind a log, about a
mile from Oakland. .
ranrement will be made for the funeral
until the lodg in Minnesota has been
communicated! witn. : t . - t -
Th men whn VllTd htm.Al tr.
day afternoon! near Moore' landing on
the Vancouver carlln. -proved to be
Charles H. Morse, a teamster aged 42
years, wno naa Deen wonting; ror uie-
Discn & Jonun and living at William
avenue andRusseiI street. He was
Identified by hi wife Who toTATthaTah
had separated from him . about twi
weeks aro and had not aeen him atnK
last Wednesday when he appeared to
get his revolver. Despondency over the
separation Is assigned as the cause of
the suicide. Morse killed himself by
ahnotlnr four bullets Into hi breast
wnii .tanning near the carllne.-
. -rne rinaing or tne pony of a man
reported yesterday hr Harold Wright
and Willie Evans failed to bring forth
any developments. The bovs, had been
Msrkberryrhg about two mlls bark of
Willamette heights and said thev found
a man lying with a run In his hand
ana a hole 1n hlslhead. A search bv
the coroner, assisted hv the boys, failed
xp revnai in oooy. tne oov clalmln
that thy aid pot remember exactly
wnrre t -wan ipeatea.
GITTUsW SLAYEE TO
BE BBOUGHT BACK
Salem. Or.. July 14. A1' reaulaitinn
upon Governor James H.1 Bradley of
xuruo was isauea irom uovernor Ben
eon's office thi. morning' for the return
a inia . luti nr . maiviiia n ra-. .4 1
charged with the murder of Patrolman
John W. Glttlnga at Portland. December
18, 1907. Bradley, junder the name of
ueorgo ai. nraaiey, is under arrest at
taano f ans, idano. Bingham county.
Detective Tom Coleman of the Port.
land police department is detailed to re
turn Bradley to Portland for trial and
will leave for tha Idaho town at once.
- Bradley had been successful In keep
ing out 01 me nanaa 01 tne ponce ever
einc the murder of ' Oittinaa The
crime wa committed as a result of an
attempt of the officer to iqutet Bradley
jusi aiier ne naa naa a quarrel with his
wit and naa oeaten her. Glttlngs
hot through the heart
MILES OVERHOLT REPORTS WHAT
HE DREAMED AT VAUGHN STREET
By MlioOTarkolt-Vr
Them feller. 1. a leetle bigger an'
huskier than our homo team," volun
teered aa old gentleman In th grand
stand at th ball game -yesterday, "but
I'll bet they can't seat 'am. ?When they
nrat got - .
"Play ban." yelled th umpire, and
the. crowd's attention was directed elee-
"Strike ona" .aid tha umpire. '
'Th feller that pltche In our horn
mm, na -
"Strike ' two," yelled th omplr.
The old gentlemaa .pat at a knot hoi
and commenced:
"One tim th short stopper on our
home team
"Strike three you'r out" --
Spectator sitting near th old man
moved farther away, but he broke out
again;-;. : .. ;:
"Th first baseman on our horn team
wus -." v -
"Say, who are you talking tot In
quired a man who waa smoking -a vll
cigar and who sat near the old baseball
enthuslaet But th Inquiry wa. lost on
th loquaciou. but aged, fan. He bad
been Interrupted, but he began bravely
to pick up the thread of hla talk:
. ' mind on tlm when our first base
man mad a three cornered play that
wus th finest expedition of baseball
you . . 1
1 "Bun, you ice wagon, run!' screamed
ne grandstand. "Oh, you kid!" yelled
the bleachers. Soon ..- tha v grandstand
quieted down. Then one mor th old
man oegan: - . ... ,
Tfou'd a died to har seen our catcher
me ran tney played th Tiger, i It
wuz a - , -
The man with tha vll cigar turned
and looked at tha old man, sneered and
began to take an interest in tha game
once more. It waa h eighth inning.
Portland was at tha bat Two men were
out, iwo men were on bases. - Th bat'
ten had two strike,-- IS. was a tens
moment and the fana were holding their
breath. The pitcher twisted himself
into a naii ipicn and : . 1 ;-"But-eay,
that left fleldman of our.
coum but, run ome. un tlm.
"Batter out" howled the . umpire.
Slowly th eye of th grandstand
turned toward the old man. Somehow it
seemed as though he should be respon
sible for the calamity, ;
.-"Say.' said the man witfi the ,
after a while, "what in h- team ar
you talking about?" .; V V .,
"Why, ' the - Woodburn fellers. - of
course. I thought evervbodw knnwed
about 'em. One time the center field-.
man ' " -
But Portland chased In a. aMf njt tnM
old man's conversation waa ended right
there. H was dumbfounded, . V
Councilman Baker this morning. In
directly rebuked Mayor Simon for ad
hering to a "policy" of th Lane admin
istration, when ha rose to a question of
privilege end gently lectured a majority
of hla colleagues for falling to standi
by th license committee In rannmmaiwl.
Ing a apernjyi for; peddling without 11-
A. the council had just taken a tie
vote, which was broken by Mayor!
oimun Yvunr iraimr tn Anmm him
Baker's comment atruJr in th mavnr
direction. As soon a. it became appar
ent whera Baker waa drifting, th
snprx oy stating that
wa nouiing oerore the house.
There wasn't so Baker had to sit down.
Mayor Simon cast tb deciding vot
by which permit, to peddle without
license war refused, despite recommen
dation, from th llcans committee.
Chairman Dunnlnar nf th n.mn....
declared that It waa a sham to refus I partment of the interior approved
Clde." She made no attempts uoon he
life, however, until Sunday night, when
SECOND SECTION
OF DESCHUTES
- ta8aBasBM-.flasaa8MpjMM : .
Final Approval About Au
gust 25 ProbableNo
Appeal Expected.
route From Whole Na
tion Bound for City.,
sweetheart HARRY.
"P. Si Burn thialetter. 7" What be-
eam of my photograph? I never re
ceived It Enclosed find ocean, of lov.
and all my kUsea.'
Quia la His Habits. "
fiAMM 1 M te, h. tnnA fit th a-
Ten thousand tourist, will vi.it Port-I elety of women. Ha never exhibited
land within th next thre weeka. In- tendency to spend a large amount of
cludina ten aneclaJ train triv. money, and on hla trips down town with
ciuaing ten special trains of Elk ra th, offte, rorPi a drlnK OP two a ifari
turning rrom th Los Angeles meeting and a magaalne. waa the extent of his
no lesa than- 80- special train, ar du expenditures. Ha dressed In quiet fash
to arrlvo in Portland in tha tlm men- "J"! lwJr ,aJd that ha could no
tloned. In addition there will oTi grSt VSZ&SZIttt 'l a oe,
number of private car. filled with small- .tvTTa ?JiIS"vi5l- h.Z
"Such a tourist Visitation to th Pa- Kn,aT ,CilZ Jl?. D1v.f vThr,.h'
fi .n..i i. ..j;i " I worked in the office of th big packing
f M, 8cott, aVi VeneVaf rfKSS "2tomUJ2:
modest tastes of the man, th entire
Portland office fore waa astonished
When th ahortage cam to light
, wif ku xrt Town.
In spit of hi. apparent affection for
..'r,0 5fi,5f a22 L marrled'man and lived
th $."?! Interhatlonal C5uncll of CltV. Hr Drs.nt 'whe?eabout. a'ra
jaansas city
agent of, th Harriman system thi.
uiurmiia
Today, special, constated Of tha Min
nesota realty board and the Rev. D. E.
Clair party of 60 Methodist, from, th
ixew jemer conrerenca
"MraXooldS a widow map. fSr the first "Vo milesrrlght of WmenVcSn' TtZcSLtf . VStSi -p52!5.
-'th six children, to try to make I "? for th Harriman lines Inthf Det rivj 1? Poland tomor?o know nt'hlng'of herPl lB
Sh. only asked it for on.wonTh: to .eo hrtn!,b Kiev I .hor'i Ttlme In'thTcYty:'" "i,wu ""' w tf soon after Rogers' dl.
If she could succeed. . est, It wa. announced that aU tha map. The Charlea H. Gate. "Tellowatona IvTifn.n.. .d5??inJ tli VfS-- fl
Mehefea and Cellar, pointed out that approved. Thi. has been party" wili arrlvT ln Portland J-Tl" n? rfan? City at oncf a. afie hadome!
the old council committ n proved to be incorrect a there ar This nartv tiumher ii .'-iTi fi.na,.'IVL.rf .Q .c'.f, JDi?.fST
aiKiiiK ruuisn ii t nvftr ina i w aa. . avr i i a - . a . i t . a . r-.- k
free permita-On a atandlna vot.-.veS I i miles- completing theJlne tohe
members voted in - favor d iteamona terminus. All these maps
against. The mayor caat hi vot. t SaYl.Den. Bela ror approval. Senator
fuse the' permit- . ' .. iv-namoeriam securing department action
Councilman Baker rose to a question ll trl flajr o tt lat dlv-
" t " r. viia. i. lie uiu HO l. D-
Being routed out over the O. R. &. Ki,
a special train, carrying tha Brook
lyn Eagles, will reach Portland July
24, ;6:80 aSn., and spend, the day In
th city. The J. W. Sam mis tourist
u ncfl i-oruand ll.lft p. m,
llevo the policy of the old council I J S.LfJ.Ai. . 1 b9 ,UKen Jit' J"1"- Th" tra will come in over
!?.Wnd;thaprea-
thi T A V .s avnnaitlAe ri .
wmsKsp Ksmum mmsm
- - - - vm, j a vjw aaa iin uiuilllliH
and a banquet at night hav been ar-
The party will leave over th Northern
racma ror Hnattle at m ilnlrht nn Vrt.
day. . , - ,. . "
Elk eoeclala will arrive An art th.
other, beginning; on the morning of July
v. Annul i. nam win oe xonxer loflge,
iPZJ0' ".,- "-i Q"on Stato Klka,
Meridian, Mlss July 80, :6S a. m7
Sea BoardAlr Lin Elk. from Rich.
va., juiy ii, s a. m.; Milwaukee
Elks, 11 a, m., July 80; Boston, De
haven and Brooklyn Elk. July 82, 8:8S
m.i rmisueipni t,ias tiza in nartvl.
MORAL STATUS
OF ELLA GIII61ES
WATER Mill IS
CAUSE OF STRIFE
Prnnartv nrAM r u
nufl. Who VfltAriav annsrkt a.iv.i I . . uwicu riu wa TVlTft.1 J iu. .riiiiauciyiiiii tlQ IU party .
fVom th wer board to nav I II inch . W?" y liJT-Ummy tending July 2, a. m.: Newark Elk Cirollna
main placed on Hawthorna f1 July 22. 4 a. m. Moat of theae
to Twelfth street were ..T-T IY wnae waa aiven toaay at herlin coming in. over tne Boutnern Pa-
at the meeting of the cltv 7oiiniTiwi; ,a4u'M, cnarge or steajing laca. ijavld cmo wm be aent on to the A.-T.-P.
mnriTn. F?S,J!1 "coi"cU. thl" S. Thornton of Belleville, Ont. waa the exposition over the Northern Paolfin
pioned Theluee. but BeldohK; aJa.5tBM i.'AJL' I . " Tha Oolden Circla tour., constating of
to immediate conRldre.tinn rf -i Ti t?"' vao niri aa neiie a special irain seoi out oy tn lunula
nancemntrodtcednbLvlin br 21" R.aAm0"d .ffl.f. TV .mPi 5 llh.YB ."!. reach
i taken ' I V io wiu n nia tuiuiuiu aoiiui v. iiig ivnoxvilie pe-
o" . tn...niiv ..n . i- ih. ti ii;i .r,?.i.i:
Wflltnev Ia Rnl mAArm i t " -v vuumiHij ivw "iu wiu iwku ruruana, August xz.
I. . saying hat th TT et.A P0." .ana.lnal MJ!aS 'n men klaa Nearly a doxen .pedal trains bearing
ready to lav th aanha t -vlmAT r" .5"""-. ti V" 5.1'. .wa .. J?u".s Vtitm wm reach PorUand dur-
wot'mr
Inc- w.r. iW. -i.w. il. I . v" f""" vjicu 10 a lien a
;Q i,.. , " 'B"v un main i un girl.
,ri J. -",M!,w proapect tnat
be?' and th. nneVtva TTAIVTrHTi "KYYR. TTTT.T.TWn
wn h. ""M'"' au.iju.iu
;- ucit.j-:a uniu mat time.
SHADOWS BIGAMIST
If tha council itlrvi, in f i
the tilty will pay for It will it nntn
asked Belding. -.-' ,
Tea, the city will nav for ft tn th.t
case, and if an eight inch main Is laid
ui. fiuvcri ownera , win pay ror if
replied the mayor. w
Mayor Simon asked th
to overrule tha deolainn ne .u. .... laelf defenne. riirv
, wnicn naa aetermined only
vci u.j, l. uinica oui, xo proce
(tJolUs Press Leseed Wlr.) '
PEIS0K WABDEN t.rroS.nfaS: rwnr
iuwbu uirnuan v. jonnaon, in Diga
mist to the prison gates yesterday. Her
aenuiy was net oisciosed, out Johnson
(United Preaa Leased Wire.)
Edmonton. Alberta. Julv 1 1 Pmt..i. I -".'" .."T u wg
lar hla.lnnJo. ,tS th tV.t jr M'PP""?" w. oer and waa arrald of
. . : . - - nr. l-l a ura-ed the nrnnr t hum n.i
curing that he had klMed DenntV w. I ?Jr urgea me oincers to nurry, and
den 8tedmTnhAlberta ten W. to the
self defense. Oar v R. Rnrrett ..IP""? ' . .. .
r yes- hanged thla morning , In the corridor U. ferry at San
4 in o' tTie priaon. , "B " r I Francl.co when Johnson taken
T.i I Fiftaen minute t.fnr th Artm aboard and remained close to him until
He said that If this were aa original nounced Barrett dead th noose slipped. hHrrted.,nto lbe Prtn yard,
matter he would Join In the viewaof dea wa du to strangulation and not TjfJJfJ1 V p.r,."n n!imbr1. ? 88,481.
tha property owners, but under the dr- to a broken neck. The prisoner') son, H wm 8 put to worlt ln tn Jut snUl.
cumstances he - believed that the pro- "ho waa not permitted to be present at ' ' " " '
cing. or eight inch n .houid GROCERS WILL TRY
TO KEEP CLOSING
fh
ln the dilemma' 'that new Annhn.f. I Tha condemned man ahnwed th
them, the rroortv ownera threth i I unconcern, aave that ha ohiecti whn
remonstrate against tha eight inch main. I the oration which he wished to deliver
mey wuj. asa mat tno street lm Drove- l was cut saoru - r
.I. Bu .u-, .no mn will oppose
tearing up the Mreets to put in the
sight Inch mala when th tim. ....
for it saying that they prefer to hav
no water main rather than hav th
ww. wi ii v wga aiiarwara.
SUFFRAGETTES
DICE GAME CAUSES
- ai a meeting neiq last nignt tne mem
bers of the Retail Grocer' - associa
tion decided to boost aa far a. possible
the Thursday afternoon rule recently
i.
said, doea not know why her husband
left home, .but haa the impression that
anotner woman wa. ma causa -
Roger. 1. only about 28 year, old- He
cam originally from Atlanta, Oa., hut
had been in Denver and Salt Lake City.
DUE
0 0
SAYS MRS. GROAT
Numerous and peculiar ara th all.
ration contained ln the complaint of
Minnie a. uroat, wno today riled action
for divorce in circuit court against
John B. Groat a millwright to whom
ha was marrlad In July. 1804. In Port
land. Among tha complaints are:
That during five year of married
life he gava her notmore than 875 with
which to purchase clothing, and ah.
was compelled to borrow finery from
friend and neighbor that ahe might
go about in a decent . and respectable
manner."'. - - .-' ,
. nav na aajowea nis ,oni oy s lormer
wife to treat her ln a disrespectful and
humiliating manner. -.
That during . tha - thre months ah
suffered from ptomaine poisoning he
called to aea her only a aw. times.
That he refused to call to visit their
only child, even when telephoned that
it was on Its death bed. -
That when .he went to live with him
in a hbtel at Stella. Wash., she found
she wa expected to work, .for - her
ooara.--- -' -
That he neglected and mistreated her:
that he failed to provide a home for
herself and child: that he swore at her,
and that he had failed to provide for
tha support of herself and child, Ray
mond, lH years of age. - - -
Concluding. Mrs. Groat aaka that the
bonds of matrimony be severed, that
She b allowed the custody of the child,
and that she be allowed $40 a month
alimony. .- ,-
Email farms, more people; mor pro
ji n in
V
ductlon, -more money,
spells , prosperity and
Baker, saya the Herald.
terurbaii
greatness , tot
TROUBLE FOE THREE tXiKK
Londoh,
Ben Cohen, who yesterday had nimnn
Cohen, A. Kaufman and J. Gang aiy
CT A OTT WTXTTaAtttci re"." cnarge or larceny for the
WLZ1.0JU. TMtlAJ IV Ofa"egea tneij oi ! quring a dice game
fc rum iiu xiwisr t)f dulluaT
.tltrht a v tlA lnfnm.al(n. . ....
1 -' - .uiw ui uirec o. uiese aa wail aa Alatha
grocera laa. wrea ana, round to be a
Dig Bucceaa. -x ney an closed and th
customer seemed much pleased, at the
liberty to bo given the employe on
that afternoon. It will probably, be
tried all over, the city next week,
" : ' i - . - - . . . ' - - - -
Pittinger Is Exonerated.
County Judge L. R. Webster haa ex-
gettes Jailed for' parUclpatlon In the re- Cohen, charging theai-wlth MmhiinVl
cent riots at tha house of commons went Rnm teetimnnv w t.vn .-..-i. i. I ' V . . V ."V"?1" naa ex-
en a ramnaae toriav end m..h r ""V,".- ..,',,:' -"""'t'. oneraiea Attorney, jonn M. nttinger.
. - - - . . - w " j i iui in., v xjcti crfiiiiiK. ine rnn .nn i.ritini.iMiA. . r . . ...... . , ,ir,.j
heir nr son. Thv I m.n'h.nl ,ll. j...... I """"'. ..i.i. wi KiiiJH
rrom all blame In
or the prop-
pan of glaaa In their Drisonl- Th mZroh.nt -h V..h; i'.a Z n"niirator or t
r4T:.,.'sa115: ' is wi,?ji- .h "j "rnl"i th- o? Bei coheVth a; mi8h,ndiingn o
trates threatened them with lonr terms complaining witness. Mr. Selling tes- ertv and has ntPnuiS" hln
rnone orderlv manner. . So for th
waraens nave not sncreenert in rnmn.il.
ing the women to don the regulation pri-
swva a aaa i
destitute In Spokane and had also
pawned m watch which- had been lent
mm. in case went over until tomor-
rvw. . a . ' . - i
him as admtn
Kas accuaed hr
mi-, jo. i. irannim, moiner or iiiinan
Dixon, of having improperly handled
th estate and of mortgaging property
when not authorised to do so.
Midsummer
Carnival
C. T. X. O. ATKX.STIO 9AMX
zxxan ATS, a itaittos
Opens Thursday
. July 15 ' '
feverythlng new 20 shows thrilling
free attractions big society circus
Don Fulavo. th educated horse
M ogll and Okela, tha Orang Outang
--many othera
' A9KZSSIOH tQ4
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