m chimes uyssiiiuos in water jots
WlirCOfJPlillll HVPHOTIZED Ml BALLINuER GIVES , TNIH-LILV Lli:.,.
iiiiuu unuuuu nrnnr ninir rnn nrmnnm
OP POOR WATER REPORTED' DEAD : 6LAVIS THE LIE
ritKbt UllILt fUK tVCKlDUUI
; . .
(Empress Trays God (o Kelp, Seventh Wanl Improvement
Suburbanites Say They Do Robert Simpson,aV Trofes- Says ; Whitewashing- Story
Coroner's. Jury Hold In
Then Orders llio an- Qui). Interviewing City
Aot Uet 1ho Famous h sionai- subject, h ails to iissue or jyalsehooa
quest Over Remains of
Bank Cashier.
nuisiied Hlain. . Officials,
Clear Bull Run; : Come Out of Trance. Taft Says Nothing.
CAUSED SUICI
irultrd Fm Imm Wlre.l I Water meters and water malm ar
' Cologne. Nor. Th Cologne Ga- what th Seventh Wart Improvement
self today print th detail of a battle club are after. It contend that th
between arms J force commanded by charter specifies that every conaumer In
Prince Abate and a army led by Prince the city ahall be placed on a meter.
i Lriaki. kAlk 1 1 HiliAm P., iiiIma Ihvl. OTI.I . . 1 1 ..it .w
With tyM shooting daggera. Hi ar-1 ,1, According to the dispatch committee of the city council what they
thur J. Hchureman and Mis Vyvian I ovr j000 , wre killed In a. fight think of the mlilMt and. from eommu-
Groves, the alleged affinity of, th for-1 which listed 70 hour. The Oesettk nlratlon hnd with the mayor, they hope
1 mers husband, met thla afternoon face! stated that Abrahe wtt capture by to be able to secure the relief asked for.
i k. Miiirirnnm of Justice of I Abate, whose forte put the opposing Thla afternoon a committee of nine.
th. ni.on ' ' ' ' larmy to rout, J representing one delegate from each of pllnd.
1 "?.:. n T ... s.h,.r-m.n and During the battle Kmnr. Tsltu. the-puah eluba of the Ninth ward, wys . tomed
ki wife in th- hail and courtroom and wl of Emperor Menelik. prayed un- meet with the water committee and Ts-
i... ..no hoth Schureman cesslngly for Prince Abate uooeaa. ctia the plan aubmltted by them to the
''.?.lt.a . L Vil "Sssd water ?nd For hours, th article ttes. .he .- city Authorities.
IF.Ia tt -t hi. wire whom he de- eluded heraelf in a royal chamber, where Thla plan provide In general that
f.trT ti ifltn , two year she knelt with a heavy wooden cross on the districts of Woodstock and Mount
Co snd elooejfwlth Ml' OwS er back. ' '. , - . . , . . Bcott he .uppll.d by a main laid direct
!5h;r .r . - - When Abate won ah ordered htm to from the uppor rervolr. while the dla-
.? ir.TJ' .J it . ... t,a devaatati Abrll)o region and maaaarre trlct embraced by Sell wood. Kenllworth
...Z i. . tht wltne to people living In the domain, of the and other auburban cluatera In the low
!r.l3lrr.n "heV .for, ita rov" captured , prince... Her terrible- order tod vlclnlty-b. aupplted f rom main
' rieT a litt Z teouted om more, and 'or the .laughter of thouand waa not rrom ine, lower reaervoir.
. ""i!:.5uVr .'T- n. carried Into effect, however. . a. King . Kaa Data ITepared,
, tZ 1 m.n whn ha taken n ! M,n,,,t countermanded tier command Th committee of nine ha gonejlnto
: interest in the cae and. refuspd.to. aia
nlAea at n tn . .
The .chooiuaoher waa .miyout J PASSENGER AGENTS
a nanaaorne inrai
Prom uaer of city water in out
tVnttmA hw Lua Wlra. I United Pm Lmm Wlra.1
" T. " w ifffinrvn tn a n i paiAtn lira riai1 iwAn I inaTflr I n 1 tl rtrnikkn itiadA ltimnr
tn choru of complaint a to aenrloe, trtsd v., Robrt Hlmoeon. II year to th Unltnd Preaa reaardln th
som uacr complain Moau utey are I old. waa today declared dead by Ir. Ola via article In thla wek'a Colller-a,
unable to aecure -enough of it. while I William Long, following Slmpaon'a which waa entitled "The Whltewaahlng
In another eectlon of the city they arelcollapa laat night. while under the or Bellinger." The aecretary aaU
objecting becauae they get too much, I hypnotlo Influence of Arthur Kverton, I "The Olavi itory la a tlaaue of false
uch a It la, ... . la profeaalonal hypnotlat, at a localjhood, utterly unwarranted In view of
Out at Woodlawn taxpayer ar pro I theatre. 1 the facta, which could eaally be ob
teatlng at the variety of water aup-l Bimpaon waa a "profeaalonal ubect Ulned by anybody who want them.'
juat a tneir palate get acoua-I u umvciea wnn tvtrmn, wno ciairaa j ue aecreiary continuea
to" delectable Bull Run they are th by nt dead but In a cataleptic "It l not aurprlalng that a publlca
witched to fJuid, pumped from tho,ute- I tlon which could. In the purault of the
Alblna' well, which. I said to be o I Dr. Long InaUt that Blropaon waa ame propnginda. under data of Octo-
bltter at. time that druggist erv I J"ed when be first fell to the atage bar 30 recklfssly reproduce a vlrw, a p- VaJater closed th bank Satardar. after
It when they run ahort of the real I floor. Th hypnotlat had placed th peering In a familiar railroal folder, of I OcAeltree had. aa he told ki. wife mn.
article of naaty mineral water. Numer- I young man in a rigid state and arter the Grand River canyon In Colorado, to Bolae. inTirtiM v. ,.
ou good housewlve of that uburb 'tretcblng hi body from one chair to L picture of an available power alte In " 7. 7 7 V I Urt "
have no ree-ular "waah d-v" hvanan anotljer stood upon It. When Kverton dancer of unlawful .....nl.Hion on the W any
Sr1. rit.iiatoli t The Jo.rm.1
Tampa, Jdako, Jlov. Ta coron.r s
Jary baa Just broogbt U a verdict of
oiolde U the ease of the death of J.
Oobeltree, easklar of th MUddlstoa gut
baak. Th jar find that th act waa
prompted by worry beoauae of 'friendly
loan mad by Ocbeltree wlthent tii
knowledge of the bask director,"
Th Joaaa war made to W. T. Bhart
Uff, who waa promoting1 ta lUddleton
Or Xednctloa work, which I said to
be bankrupt.. AssUtaat OaahU 1. O.
with hat to
matnh. in which ault Mr. Bcnureman
aw her on the treet Friday, and believl
ing that her husband had purcnaaea it.
to A bat and issued, an edict of mercy, the question In a systematic mnnner
andShaa prepared drawings and data to
show Just why their plan la the beat.
These map and other data show the
slse of the main needed, the extension
of th fros-maln and lateral and all
of the detail of. the proposed construe'
tlon work for the two district.
The general plan 'has boen dlseussed
DISCUSS BUSINESS
rr flrhureman lne ve" -argo Duuaing wnere tne by correspondence by the mayor and
attorney for penureman ..,,. -nrentiivea of Lu m.A th.
appeared With his C II- I pelf.e orthweat railroads are holdlns Lrnniiinii ho. han' anaurnd of care.
Coan represents Mr, i.. nariv. m.Hn.' n h vnh ..? .,.r.v.i .nn.M..
I 1 1 1 1 m n . " ...... M , I 1UI HIIU uni ifft'n ... -
.... 2 l. L..w.n ..j -ssengBr dubiuch i ma muino
caused in. arrest o ""-""" " north went la belna- talked over todar In
ois aiiifinT.
- James Nash,
and Miss Groves,
ents. and .Ralph
K.. . coast . Passenger association. ' . tlon by the city authorltle when the
. habitation. ' . l Thoae In attendance on the . meeting matter la presented to them. It I hoped
. fihi ( r William McMurray, general paa- therefore that a a reult of, the meet-
. Schureman aat on one eno lor tne seat senger agent Oregon Railroad ft Navl- Ing thla afternoon th city will order
in me courtroom. -- gatlon company; George F. Nevln. th improvement made which are be-
year-old on occupied to othef. L traffto manager of th Oregon Eleo- Ing; asked for by the Improvement
r VT, h3l7 nt rtJ their tric! J- M- Swtt"lt.nteMtl pil- cluM. . ,
band, but he would not meet tneir afngtr ag.en Oregon Railroad ft Navl- The Seventh "Ward Improvement club
glances. . t K gallon company; Ralph Jenkins, assist- has taken a decided, stand in regard Xo
Bchiireman has Jl rn.,"2 ant general freight and paasenger agent th meter question. At a recent meet,
money for th upport of Jil wif and 8eaUl1 Portland A Spokane and the ing of the club resolutions were adopted
children, and the attorney for Mr ABtor,a' & oolurnbU River -railroad; favoring the meter system and stating
K",7 V 1 " th, Waldo G. Paine, traffic, manager Inland that this system or paying ror water
continued a few days to allow the per- jp, .t.mf H. A. Jackson, assist- used by the cltlsena was the only fair
irewon a "olv'"",c" nM. .-- ant general freight and passenger agent and Just way, and advocating that me
Justlce Olson refused I to "n"1', Northern Pacific; A. Q. Charlton, a, ter. be Installed wherever city water
T m t'Z. . .t ThThiii general passenger agent North- waa consumed,
will hold the cbarg against the hus- !, ? ,,, v .. Mnrrfh r.hir.n. i,.t m,.i4 9mt1h.
w ltriir,,w.- JL. T. Rnniul' VAmvmrA C I m. 1..11 . tUmt tt. .h...
.'u. a.w w . " V 1 " I flO rWVIUinillB uu ma v .
band and affinity until sue
is made satisfactory to the wife.
with" hi. r;TfT Vtricui howin, that f?0! 5L a"r.M"n.er.BK.,f
iUai Ll a. v. mo v.ogvH vssvv aav w-i.fr nfy UlBUCU VII lllciri n iu a nail
IcUtlon company, and Henry Dickson, Dav for the water actually -consumed
of tha Great Northern. I The resolution In full, as adopted at
The meeting is to discuss routine mat- the meeting of th club, are a fol-
ters arising In the passenger depart- hows: v
menta in this section of the country, '"We. the members of the Seventh
and at It such matters as advertising, Ward league of the city of Portland,
special rates for conventions and slml- being desirous of furthering equaliza-
ktr matters are agreed .upon; tlon among the cltlsens of Portland1 and
- i giving our fair city and householders
TIIEEE "GRAFT" VICTDIS liXdS5
OF BUENS DISCHARGED XlV
".' " meat adopted thereto on April 1, X907,
(Catted Press Leased Wfre.) which, charter and amendments provide
Ban rranclsco,tJSOV. . jeremian vani.na every water consumer within th
there should never be any divorce and
his alleged .affinity as staunchly sup
porting the free love theory, Arthur J.
Schureman, -sales manager' for a large
lumber concern, finds himself placed
between . cross i fires In his elopement
with Miss Vyvlan Grove and the de-
ert.10n.of his wife at Houston; Texas.-!
Object to Divorce.
Mrs. Schureman will not consent to a
divorce because she think it Is against
public norals, and directly opposite to
the marriage vow. She Is not seeking
a divorcer from - Shureman as has been
stated, and neither does she want to be
divorced woman.
le
Miss Groves, the Texas school teacher Wormer, William Corbin, Rex Hamlin city limits and using city water shall
who was arrested with Schureman Frl-ana Albert McKInley, who were arrest- be placd upon, a meter, and such con-
day night, has never been married and
.lays her claim to the man, since she
ha been In his company the past two
. years. Sh Is charged by Mrs. Schure
man with stealing her 'husband, and
: keeping him away from his family. The
woman1 say the was not a happier
or more contented family In Houston
than the Schureman family and that It
. waa all upset, when Schureman met
Miss Groves on a .Pullman dining car
one day. From that moment, the wife
asserts, she lost control Of her husband
and the school teacher began to yield
an InfluencAjOver him. Miss Groves 1
also known to have had many suitors.
V Pays Wif Tisit.
. Schureman visited his wife and three
children Sunday, where they are stay
ing- at 188H Graham street He waa
.'In a repentant mood and askd his wife
to forgive him, saying that th axfin
ity was largely to blame, He also of
fered to return to the family, but to
this Mrs. Schureman stated she would
not a"t this tlma consent, slne he had
: lived with the younger woman the past
two years. She wished, however, that
i he contribute to the support of the
children The wif has agreed to a sep
aration, but will not listen to a divorce
for herself or for the husband.
Mia Grove, is staying In her room.
at the Francis hotel. West Park and
Morrison streets, and alleges she was
not- the means of taking Schureman
from nil wire and family. She asserts
, that sh Is as good a woman as Mrs.
Schureman. and that her relation with
the man have been proper. She further
state that her people are of an old
southern family, and highly respectable.
She has a sister 17 -years old now teach
-ing the primary grade in that state.
: Schwa reman ha taken ' apartment at
another place.
Schureman and Miss Grove were ar
tested. Friday midnight by Constable
. Wagner and Deputy William Klernan
I at their rooms, Mrs. Schureman caus
Ing tbe warrant to be issued, in which
' sh charged them with cohabitation.
Sh traced them from Houston. Texas,
thlr former home. Miss Grove claims
to have been doing sewing for several
prominent women, but no Indication of
this could be found. ' "
Schureman has started suit for' a di
vorce at Oregon City. '
ed on the complaint of William J. sumer shall pay only for the water oon
burns, graft prosecution's detective, sumed by him; and,' whereas,, the water
four months ago and accused of loot- board of the city of Portland Is caus
ing his private office of papers and Ing to be charged a different rate than
documents connected with the graft that subscribed by law, and wholly con
proseoutlons, were released from ous- trary to the city chartor and am end
tody today because Of lack of evidence ments thereto,
and the charges were dismissed.- "Now, therefore, be It resolved by
Luther Brown. Euaene Piatt and At- th members of this league that we use
torney Frank Murphy, who are charged every endeavor ,to prevail upon said
with grand larceny, and Attorney Wil- water ourn a. .rvn io
11am M. Abbott counsel for the United imraraiiiy inu "i w system
Railways, charged with receiving stolen provided by our laws and the city
goods, will appear for preliminary hear- cnarior nu u w.raunwB
Ing on "November 20. to-wiO section 227 of the. charter of
Tho cases were an outgrowth of the th cltv of. Portland, which provides
graft prosecution in San Francisco. At nd appropriates a sufficient sum for
tha trine the men were arrested Detec- th Purchase of Installations of water
tlv J Burns charged that "men in the mter t0 UVPT the water to consum-
empioy of the defense had stolen orlg- " TlTT..,,.-. .fc.e .
nuu vv v cms wivi a -aajua v wa vaca. v
they calm that it I flrat necessary to attempted to arouse him. impaon fell South Piatt rlv.r. 200 miles away nolncle. Tb Ut xnUBr
they claim that It la first necessary, to 0,v.'rr,dJa,- "rfort" to r,toro n,m to I across the continental divide, should be wU1 tomorrow and will examine
morning to be assured that It will be ra,,ea- willing, without the slightest effort to
rree enough from sediment to avoid I . y"i?' . . .. . .. asceruin the real facta, to give wings
treaklng" tb clothes. , - u,m,n ni , ,0 a aory whlch nert.tofor. ben )
When tti'iv w.t.- rf.n. .. i I iution and artificial renplitAtTon. as well ki,,h in .n i...t mn
over th independent plant which first "'" -""' las the president of the 1,'nlted States,
supplied Woodlawn -vlth water, the
supply came from the wells abov men-
bls endeavor to restore life.
Everton has been arreated on a charge
tloned. and was distributed by means of of. manslaughter, but probably will be juatlf led
who after careful conalderatlon pro
nounced the an me dlalngenuous and un
tie bank's book's books.
Oohaltre was employed on th last
re railroad for 18 years before aonUng
to Kiddlatoa three year ago. 1 Th safe
robbery a short tin age baa so connec
tion wjtb tb cashier's act.
ine uiavls statement has ga
nothing either In veracity or Justifies-I
tlon In the Interval since its presenta
tion to the president and In view of
the complete vindication of myself and
other offlilals of the department, I will
make no further statement at present"
a standolpe. The mains were of wood: "leasea on Dan penoing tne action or
and It la now urged that the time has the grand Jury. An autopsy will be beld
come when the latter ahnnM .ha mun. ' an effort to determine the exact
ceeded bv ."better material. Tn manv I cause of death
places th pipes have begun to sollt al- I . yerton said today that ho could not
lowing a seepage which keeDs the I e'Pla'n why he was unable to awaken
streets In bad shape, -At tho corner of I Simpson. He said the only possible ex
Madrona and Clarendon streets a leak I P'anatlon was that Simpson had ben
Kb. . 1. . , A. I flrlnklnflp HAfir. h. n rm.a rl V. ,
employe, of the department unearthed theatra " v
th. .n.i.n . . I nr. Tin.'a Ani.inr, ih.t h. k .. President Taf t s attention waa called to
Inserted a wedge. It Is -charged that Mead "clal and the body has been ,th? altt'." "r1t'c,e.' h'rh "ppeared In
quite frequently the Bull Run water I Placed in the hands of tbe authorities
reaches the consumer In such a dea-ree I for tne autopsy.
or impurity mat it is of a dark brown
color and It Is necessary to open the
faucets for a considerable period of
time In order that the stream mar mir-
iry itseir. .
"I don't know what Is the matter
with the water," said Mrs. G. H, McKee
or 153S Madrona street, "but sometimes
it not only appears of a brownish color.
but it carries a peculiar odor that is
most disagreeable. At such times we do
not use it for drinking purposes."
Other ' patrons of the water system
emphatically protested against water
from the Alblna wells, which Is sup
plied tnem aunng portions or the sura
mer season, claiming It to be brackish
and so "hard" that It would fall of a
certificate of good character In any com
munity. , '
Property owners in that vicinity will
soon urge the city government to re-
UIIIG BUREAU
f
IS THE PROJECT
Representatives of all the transcon
tinental line, are meeting in Portland
today arranging a plan for th weigh
Ing of freight In carload lot br tha
1 ranscontinental Freight bureau. . Thi
meeting is being held by th Transcon
tinental Freight bureau of weighting
and inspecting and la attended by lead
ing freight officials from the western
roads.
It Is proposed to devise a bureau at
this meeting that wilt assume entire
charge of the matter of weighing car-
Case in Philippines Will United States Court rrc- 0 V
Tnia tr iinii I'lf-ns riT 1:. " " "m" "uj
-uii-u i" uw line tram crew, themselves. -
fiavaiHil nnfonflnTio I Under the arrangement being dis
vu wvva, aa wyvocu tu ,i cca awja sa, uuivail
unuer ine , a ranscontinenti jrreiirrit
By an order entered today In
SUIT TO RECOVER
INSURGEhTFUHOS
this week's Collier's, he refused to mske
any comment upon It
lirJilIIlM CASES
WILL BE CALLED
Test Authority of a
Military Ruler.
...I bureau that will take charge of this
Manila. Nov. 9. Important lltieatlon United States court all the defendants
Work Of inftnACtln Itra warn trivmn avai
Place the old wooden DlDes beuae of before the court of fir8t at indicted by the grand Jury and charged to the bureau some- time ago. v.
-" -- T " JT.T-...W - usava MSVI I w via VUII"Jli W HU Bu w. " I S IIVSO T lit I' UUAUI UO II Its. I U
issue will determine the authority of a ment In the entry of lands in the Uma- j talned by the transcontinental bureau
the necessity for better fire protection.
It Is said that if a large fire should
start In Woodlawn It would be impos
sible to put on a pressure greater than
40 pounds because of
bursting tha mains.
In th Mount Scott district much crit
icism of tho Woodmere Water company
is Deing mauigea pecause or the alleged
military commander under war power.'
Early in 1900 Augustine De ta Pens
had on deposit with the Hongkong and
tilla Indian reservation will be called
upon to plead and stand ready for trial
the danger of l!r " :.T W. "L.71 l- "Z.t.L' durinsr the third week of the Decern
. o . . , t I . , ... mi .ill k.
UVI IV I 111 , ui com iun UOOO V w
19,000 pesos. In December of that year
Pena was arrested by the military au
thorities as an Insurgent snd an In-
d,on of that utllUyTor t4hK!.C0.mma"
continuing the supply of Bull Run
water. It is charged that the company
Is now sending water from their pumped
general's determining that the funds
deposited In the bank by Pena were ln
aurgent funds.
General Hughes, who waa at that time
wella to tho oonsumdr. Under present "u5""' wi1 al lnai "7
rim. i "J.vJ.!n! commander of the department of VI
ayaa. Issued an order directing tbe bank
lnals andmade duplicates of his papers
in connection with the graft cases.
NEW RAILROAD HAS
TARIFFS IN FIELD
Frleght and passenger tariffs for the I the city.
copy of this resolution be sent to every
push club within the city of Portland.
Active Campaign.
Ben Rlesland, , president of the Sev
enth Ward club, says that an active ef-'
fort will be made to secure the adop
tlon of the meter system throughout
Grangevile-Riparia Joint line, owned
by the O. R. & N. and the Northern
Pacific, wlll; be . Issued next week, and
the actual operation of the line under
the new company Incorporated last week
will begin within a few days or as
soon as the tariffs can oe published and
go ' Into effect,
While General Manager Finch will
have charge of the operation of the Joint i
line, he will be its only general offi
cial. . The freight and passenger traf
fic over the line will be handled exclu-
"The meter system Is the only Just
and eqtiltabte system for determining
the charges --for water consumption,
said-Mr. Rlesland. "With the meter system-every
man will be taxed for the
water he actually uses and not for wa
ter which he does not use. The Seventh
Ward Improvement club considers that
this system is Just and right and will
attempt to see to It that the system
Is adopted as the standard of, the city.
"As -yet - no definite plans' for the
campaign have been formulated, but it
slvely in the offices of the two parent Is the intention of the club to send the
roads "In this city and there will be no resolutions aooptea ty u to every puan
appointments as general frleght or gen-1 club in the Seventh ward and in the
eral nassenger agents. The minor sd-I city, and see If some concerted action
polntmenta are said to b In the hands can not be secured,
of Mr. Finch. , , .
conditions the city water department
appears to be helpless, however much It
might desire to assist the people of that
district to secure a better supply. The
Woodmere concern is entirely independent-
- - -
Under arrangements recently consum
mated the city allowed the Woodmere
company connect their plant with the
Mount Tabor reservoir, from which It
secured Bull Hun water at fixed; meter
rates. While this arrangement was
utilized by the Wood mere plant the
Mount Scott people received an excellent
and satisfactory water pressure. . It Is
now stated that the pressure is so light
as to fall in raising water to the second
story of dwellings, which again raise
the question of fire protection.
Improvement associations for both
these suburbs will give the matter
prompt attention. -
PERSONAL
Brake-man Careless; Alan Dead.
Knoxville, Tenn., Nov. 9. Two train
men wer killed, another was severely
Injured and a passenger named Inkle-
road, was badly hurt in 'a collision to
day between a freight and a passenger
train on the Louisville ft Nashville
railroad. . The ''cause of -the accident
Waa due. It is alleged, to the negli
gence of a brakeman. -
COOPER'S FOLLOWERS GIVE
REASON FOR THEIR BELIEF
MO PORTER
PLEADS GUILTY
'V - i
Man Who Wounded Rail
road Jlen Soon to Be
Sentenced.
With a theory that .human health Is
.-dependent on the stomach and with
medicine which h say. proves this the
ory. Ia T. Cooper, bas built up aa Im
- mens following during the paet year.
Cooper has visited most of the lead
ing cities of the country, and in each
',-f 'ty has aroused a storm of discussion
about his beliefs snd his medicines.
Wherever he has gone, people have
called- upon him by thousand, and his
preparation has sold In Immense quan
tities. x
The, sale of this medicine ha now
spread over the- entire country, and Is
growing enormously each rear. Ia view
of thla. th following statement from
Mrs. Nettle C II arris, living at It &
oath Carolina Avenue, Atlantic City,
N. i- with reference to her recent re
eoveiy front a serrre affliction, will b
off ucenmos interest Mra Harris
r im jiasr nve year j nave pma
a emfferer from acuta Indirection, ner
vena. constipation and hemorrhoids.
On rermher 22nd. my husband.
, thinking I ntlgtt at anr t!ne die In
r f th spells of tndireattrtn. took
wtlsht ,b wear try relative. While there
I hsd tweritT-en attacks. In each Of
,t'b my life waa twptltH of
R. E. Brooks, the negro who shot B.
H. Trumbull and John McLoughlin sev
eral months. ago at Heppner. and who
was Indicted yesterday by the grand
Jury of Morrow county, pleaded guilty
upon his arraignment this morning, and
been beneficial, and that b could af-1 sentence will be passed upon him In
ford m no relief, my physician advised I few days.
us to return to the ocean. I could I - Brook, who was tho porter ot a Pull-
find nothing that would help me, and man car, became drunk while hfs car
almost gave up in despair. On reading I waa stationed at Heppner, and when
in our daily papers of Cooper's New 1 Trumbull and McLouahlln attempted to
Discovery, I sent for a bottle In order I arrest him for disturbing the peace shot
to try it. I th two men and escaped In the dark
"Before taking half of th first bnt-lneas. He was raptured, and since that
tie. l reit better. Believing it was do-I time has been In Jail awaiting the ao-
ing me gooo. a continued taking it. I tlon of the arand lurr.
am now on tne reurth bottle, -and am
Improving rapidly. .1 can now eat food
that I have not been able to eat for
years without bringing on one of those
terrible spells of indigestion. -
I have si so been a great sufferer
for aoany year front aa aching in my
lower limba,' caused by nervousness and
preventing Ta from sleeping., but I
A. Gray, assistant' general freight
agent of tbe Great - Northern Railway
company, with headquarters at Seattle,
Wash., is In Portland today on business
for tho road;
W. C. North, deputy County assessor,
returned yesterday from a two months'
trip through the east and south, during
which time he visited bis old home,' In
Sweetwater, Tenn.; which he had not
seen for 21 years.
K. T. Allen, now district forester In
charge of Oregon, Washington and
Alaska, will, relinquish the reins of the
national forest service In this district
November IB to take charge of his new
work, the Pacific Northwest Forest Pro
tection and Conservation association. C.
S. Chapman, who succeeds him ss dis
trict forester, will assume the manage
ment November IS. The offices of the
association will In all probability be in
stalled in the Beck building In order to
bo-near tbe national forest service of
fices. C. 8. Chapman, district forester to be.
and H. K. O'Brien of the national forest
service are attending tbe sheepmen's
convention at Pendleton.
J. W. York of Grand Ilaplds, Mich,
who has been visiting his brother,
Charles B. York, for the past two weeks,
leaves this evening for his home, Mr.
Tork Is the senior member of the house
of York, manufacturers of musical in
struments, and has bden combining busi
ness with pleasure on his trip.
Astoria business men are holding "get
together'' dinners. At the last on 125
were present
to pay Over those fundi to General
Wetherspoon. The bank Immediately com
plied with the .order and the funds were
deposited in the treasury of the United
states as seised insurgent funds.
Pena died subsequently and tho ad
ministrator of his estate commenced
suit against the Hong Kong and Shang
hai Banking corporation to recover the
money that was paid over to the gov
ernment by order of the military au
thorities, alleging In his complaint that
the bank had no right or authority to
obey the order of the military com
mander. The corporation contends that the
military rule In these Islands at that
ftlme was supreme, and It Was forced to
obey the order, which It considered was
a perfectly proper one.
Lieutenant Colonel Edwin F. Glenn,
Twenty-third Infantry, who Is in pos
session of certain papers In connection
with the seizure of the funds, has been
called as a witness, but as the docu
ments are packed in cases In govern
ment storehouses at Jefferson barracks,
at St Louis, Mo., it Is probable the
court will adjourn and send Colonel
Glenn to the United States to secur
th desired data.
heard before Judge Wolverton.
According to the Indictments found
by the grand Jury, the principal In
13 cases are J. H. Raley and Alonio
Knotts, alleged to have connived with
a number of others ;to procure the fil
ing, of homestead entries upon unal
lotted' Indian lands, and which were
subject to sale under the agreement
between the government and the state
ef Oregon. In every case It Is alleged
that Knotts and Raley were to become
the owners of the realty as --soon as
title should be obtained from the gov
ernment and that these men furnished
the money and proofs whereby final
patents were obtained. It Is anttel
pated that many of the persons who
acted for them as "dummies will be
called by the government as witnesses.
' The defendants cited to appear are:
Alonzo Knotts, J. H. Raley, John H.
Crow, William Caldwell, William
Slusher, John - Rahe, John Vert John
M. Wynn, C. W. Mathews. Bailey Rosa,
S. M. Olmstead, P. E. Porter, U.' R,
Bowman, George H. Adams.
From Falls City to Newport Is about
50 miles. It may prove that while tha
Southern Faciric is Duuaing -to xiiia
mook bay, the Oregon Electric 'will
come through the fertile Silets valley
to the Yaquina bay. This would be a
stragetic move for the Hill forces, says
the signal -
In each of the larger cities and all car
load weighing will be performed by
thern. In this way the haphazard fash
ion of weighing freight that hss ex
isted more or less under the weighing
by train crews-will be done away with
and the : weight figure ' returned,, to
the transcontinental bureau will be
final, and .presumably accepted as cor
rect by both railroad and shipper.
Among those who are conferring on
tho matter today are W. E. Coman. as
sistant general freight agent of th
Harrlman lines, Harry Adams, general
freight and passenger agent of the S. P.
S. and the A. At C; Archibald Graj'.
assistant general freight agent of th
Great Northern; Henry Blakeley, assist
ant freight agent of the Northern Pa
cific; and Superintendent of Weighing
Cade of the Transcontinental Freight
bureau. . ..-." :
ACCEPTS AMOUNT :
COVERING HIS COSTS
'Vi - ... W'fri'.!'
Edward E. Leonard has settled hi
Suit against : the Independent 'Foundry
company for $2600 damages by accept
ing $137.50, th amount of certain costs
he has incurred. After the case was
on trial yesterday it developed tiat he
Is under 21 years of age, and as he had
sued In his own name, he was out of
court Rather than have a guardian ap
pointed ana Degin a new suit, he set
tled for a fraction of the sum he had
asked, - - .
JL T. I. COUNCIL
FAVORS APPEAL
-r
Also Recommends Jurv
Trial in Labor Con
tempt Cases.
Toronto. Ont, Nov. 9. The executive
council of the American Federation of
Labor today recommended, in Its report
to the convention, that an appeal be
taken to the United States supreme
court from the Jail sentences Imposed
on President Gompera, John Mitchell
and Secretary Morrison In the contempt
charges.
The council also recommended that
Jury trial be demanded In contempt
cases growing out or labor disputes.
The report will be voted on tomorrow
and It Is expected thaFIf will be adopt
ed.
NEW ADMINISTRATOR
MAY BE APPOINTED
-rimUm thai than. a aa4 not I lained from ail drert't
While County Judge Webster has de
cided that Mrs. Eva Slmreona. wif of
Sam Simmons of Bt Johns. Is Insaaa,
have bad bo distress In that war for I he bas not yet settle th qwstloa of
th past few weeks, for which I glv I continuing th guardianship of her soa
th New Discovery credit Th hem- f Hubert over her affairs. Testimony In
orrhotda. which were very dltre1n g. j ln guardianship natter I being taken
hare not troubled me sine using the I the county court today. Hubert, I
Cooper medicine. .. lis disfavor with hi soother, who UM
',1 feel "so much better In ererr var I reside on the ranch. bt tie ear this ta
that 1 am confident this medlrlit will 1 brau she has bees Influenced against
conspletfly istofe roe In good hliv i r-lm r et!wrr The brother wast
Words fsll to express mygrstltude fori blra removed, and assert that be has not
the rnent I have thua far received. 1 1 propetlv menaced tha tsts.
oonsioer It inerreloua. r
tocper- Jw Lttawvery sen f ob I - Last weK Of Vlrscl Pair Mr r.
I Mer at Frank cmrui.iur. rs Coos.
.. You Better Not
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If you can help it. Kodol prevents Dypepsia, by effect
ually helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
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You may never
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but you can al:
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A great many peopl who bar
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Everyone Is subject to Indiges
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totnacli b. Just aa naturally
and Just as sorely as a sound and
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4Uking of KodoL
When you experience) sourness
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Co coa
F .a c t
No. 30
The cocoa bean la ,
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kifhly cutnii'xu but
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