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THE v OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, "WEDNESDAY EVENING,' JULY 12, 1911. STATE'S THREATS AND WIFE'S PLEAS -TEAR M'MANIGAt Accused Dynamiter Is Near aj Mental and Physical Break down, Torn by Strong and Conflicting Emotions. . v (United Proa Leased Wtre.V ": Xoi Angelea, July 18. -With, nerve wracked to the breaking point, th re sult. It In said, of the) pleadings of hU wife and uncle to deaert the prosecution and come over to the side of the de fense in the McNamara case, Ortle K. McManlgal, self confessed dynamiter, ) today shows signs of a mental and. phy- .' ileal breakdown, ; ; Following a j visit to the county jail, Mrs. IlcManlgal announced today that the condition of her husband was. such that It occasioned her no little alarm. McManlgal. she said. Is breaking under the continual conflicting emotion "to which he la subjected by both the prose cution and the defense. "ir ';...fvv,',: .Threats rrlghtea Him. She says McManlgal would like to 'come over to .the defense, but that threats of the' prosecution, prevent him from so doing. When Mrs; McManlgal called at the county jail she was ac? coinpanled by George Behm of Portage, Wis., who raised McManlgal from boy hood. He Joined Mrs. Manlgal in an effort to Induce McManlgal to desert the prosecution. "I can't do It," McManlgal is alleged to have answered. "They would bang me If I did." I At the conclusion of their visit De I tfetlve McLaren of. the Burns agency I Went to McManigal'a cell and he Is al leged to have subjected the prisoner to his wife's visit . Breakdown May Com. "McManlgal Is all unstrung," said McLaren today, "and I would not be surprised to see mm DreaK down at any time. Jail attaches stated that McManlgal had lost 18 pounds since his incarcera tion. At first, they said, he was bright and cheerful,- but now he is downcast and extremely nervous. Judge Bordwell will announce his de cision today as to the pleas of the de fense to quash the Indictments against the McNamaras. In case his deolslon is adverse to the defense, the accused men will enter their pleas today and the date for the actual trial will be set VALLOVA PEOPLE T WAN GOOD OAS Business Men Gather to Listen to Gospel of Highway v : r , ' Improvement. : : BAR FORT STEMS MEN FROM ASTORIA Army Authorities Fear Death ; . of Jones Might Lead to Reprisals. . (Special to The Journal.) V: Wallowa, Wash., July 12. Interest of Wallowa county- people in gopd road as a means of progress and development was shown here last night when 100 of the county's most representative bus iness men gathered" to hear the good roads addresses of Phil S. Bales, special representative of the federal highway department, A. H. Averlll and Marshall N. Dana of The Journal. ' Two hundred views of road making and scenery of Oregon were shown. The speakers declared ' surprise that In Ore gon such 'beauty of scenery and variety of resources as Wallowa ' county i pos sesses should yet be so little known and exploited In Portland. It was said that care would b taken in the future .ho lir.tU . L - , - . Z.. .,ri,I.i; .h!,r. .:,' prosecution. Army legal authorl homes and Investments should receive , K.. .,;... " . .m a. day and waa called to order by Presi dent A. 0. Hardy of Gainesville. Tha meeting will conclude tomorrow with the election . of officers for. the year. "i. v i) Wedded , at Westminster. London, .' July 12. At 8t J Margaret's church, Westminster, the Honorable Frances Lyttleton was married . this afternoon to Major Henry Quest, M. P., a brother of' Lord Wilborne and a kins man of the Duke of Marlborough and the Honorable t Winston Churchill.' A large reception followed the wedding 'ceremonies. The bride and bridegroom f received' 1000 presents, Including many rrom members of . the royal family. '' ' n-niis m ii iir-r-nsi. 1 1 imi islT f Nearly, twice as many women a men are engaged In th Industries of Japan. . In liana Bar Meeting;. -. . " Winona Lake, Iiid., July 11. Many distinguished representatives of the bench and bar were present this after noon at the opening of the fifteenth annual meeting of the Indiana State Bar association. .The - feature of -the opening session was the annual address of the. president, William A. Ketcham of Indianapolis. Tomorrow morning thai annual address before the smaorta tlon wilt be delivered by Peter W. Mel drlm of Savannah, Ga. The gathering ; will conclude with a banquet tomorrow " ' I I "I ' l I 'I. , I llll , In' the United States there Is on doctor to every 130 persons, in England one to every' 1250, and In France one to every 2400.); ' ! : .-it;v. 'H?yk-ik&fW$ (Special to Tb Journal.) Fort Stev'ens, Or., July 12. Jack Bayer of Astoria In confinement awaits trial charged with the murder of sol dier Roy Jones. His bonds have boon withdrawn, and the former charge changed.' Orders of a most stringent nature j have been , issued by the com manding officer, Lieutenant Colonel Foote. to prevent .possible disturbance among the soldiers because of their In- censed attitude over Jones' death. No j firearms are to be left unlocked, no soldiers are permitted to go on pass and j none may visit Astoria at present un-i der any pretext. Soldiers, citizens and offloers have united in taking up col-1 lections aggregating several hundred dollars to insure that Bayer shall have EASTERNERS SECURED FOR SUMMER SCHOOL (Special to Tb. Journal.) Corvallis, Or., July 12. The Oregon Agricultural college has taken advan of the National Education association In San Francisco this month and has secured a number of eastern educators aa special lecturers for the summer school. During the week of July 17 to 11, Immediately following the adjourn ment of tne w. E. a. convention, Buper Intendent J. M. 'Greenwood of Kansas City, will deliver a aeries of 10 lectures on the general topic of "School Man agement and Supervision. Mrs. J. M, Greenwood will lecture dally on "Teach ing Literature in the Grades." ' An ex pert In public school agriculture will conduct a dally class and another ex pert on rural supervision will deliver dally lectures. County Superintendents H. H. Belt of Yamhill, K. E. Bragg of Union. W. L Jackson of Linn, H. L. Mack of Benton, It. F. Robinson of Multnomah, H. C. Seymour of Polk. W. M. Smith of Mar lon and Frank K. Welles of Umatilla will conduct dally round tables on "Ore gon Problem In Rural Supervision." The regular colfege courses of the summer session will also continue as follows: Two courses In agronomy, one in animal husbandry, three In horticul ture, one In poultry husbandry, one each In dairy husbandry, botany, chem istry, geology, physics, American liter ature, algebra, geometry, German psy chology, three hour dally In domestic art, three hours dally in domestic sci ence, four hours In manual training, three hours In drawing and painting, dally class, lesson In public school mu sic, private lessons In vocal and instru mental music. Getting Chisholm Jury. (United Preaa Leaaed Wlr..) Santa Rosa, Cal., July 12. Before Judge Emmett Seawell the trial of Dr. L, C. Chisholm, alias J. C. Howard, charged with the murder of John D. Powell,' In a tent near Fort Ross, Is in progress. A special venire of 25 tales men appeared In court to prevent any delay in tMe securing of a Jury. Pro fessor Lea admitted that the evidence to be presented will be mainly circum stantial. - unefnee Uentists IOXOU aro urns Consult our advertised prices carefully then coma to us and you will find that we do exactly as we advertise. Bet ter still, bring thla "ad" with you. get the work performed, then pay us the advertised price. We fill, crown, treat, bridge, regulate or extract teeth with out pain. - 'mesa low prices ouy beat ouaiiiy aenuetry. - BKXO M-eai rose S3 i wnen CdElV dm WO. tooth earat OOLD OlOWH oaoiunr oiowi fBEB BZA1CZVATXOS. ItTXlOTTO $4.00 plat as or bridges are ordered)! IJTO TI1IE -1 when othar wnrk oraerea. liver FUllnrs IImbIi BOai on. pound $1. Oold ruling. According', to slse, fx ?":ui!,,-?r-nr,i TMstlns; Teeth tlM to fl.80 extra. Foil Sel of Tcelh. $5,$7.50, $10 Aooordlnr to enallty of work' desired. All Work Onaraateed for 18 Tears ALBA BROS. BBtlABUi VAZmVXSB DEWTIBTi - Open I a. m. to p, m. Sunday. 9 tO 1 p m. Phone Marshall 214. V. W. Corner 8d and Morriaoa. Upstairs, aatira uoraec. "j better attention and more advertising. Wallowa county people are concerned over the treatment which congress will give the wool schedule, saying that fur ther reduction of wool prices will have much to do with abandoning sheep run ning In the county ' and more turning of attention to agriculture and diversi fied farming. Wallowa county's 2.600, 000 acres have nearly all dirt roads, with no systematic plan for building or Improvement, but with fair transpor tation during the summer. Lack of transportation has been the chief handi cap of the county. The people will sup port highway legislation approved by Oovernor West's general committee. PEAVEY OFFICIALS SAY PETTIT DID NOT PROFIT (United Pren Leased Wlre.t Minneapolis, July 12. Officials of the F. H. Peavey company, owners of the Peavey Grain company, declared today that the company had not authorised or concealed the speculations causing the 21,000,000 shortage which has been drowned in the .grain "company's affairs following the sudden death of Its presi dent, Pettlt, whose body was recently found in the margin of Lake Michigan, at Chicago. It is declared that Pettlt did not profit by the unauthorised specu lation. , BEAUTY IS A HANDICAP .Underwriter at Winnipeg. Winnipeg. Map.. July 12. Several hundred men of prominence In Canadian insurance circles are attending the annual- convention of the Dominion Life Underwriters' association, which began Its sessions In' Winnipeg today. The convention will last three days. Brother's Fate la His. (United Vrtf Leiitd Wire.) t New York July 12. Diving from the rocks and from the same spot where his brother broke his neck three years ago, Waldorf Miller was killed here in a similar accident ties have been consulted and all de mand that the case shall be prosecuted with the utmost vigor. Jones' mother in Illinois Is said to be very ill as a result of the shock of hearing of her son's death. DOESN T HOLD HUSBAND (United Press Leased Wire.) Chicago, July 12. Beauty is a handi cap when It comes to retaining the af fections of one man, according to Mrs. Ida Darling, known as one of America's most beautiful women, now being di vorced after 18 years of marriage to James J. Darling. "When a plain woman win a man she can keep him, affirm Mra Dar ling, "but a man tire of a beautiful woman aa he tire of a fancy vest" Georgia Editors In Session. Cartersville, Ga.,' July 12. The twenty-fifth annual meeting of the Georgia Weekly Press association met here to- SACRIFICE WATCH TOtTB ZZDITBTB. Their action controls your health. Read what Foley Kidney Pills have done for your neighbor. Mrs. H. W. Allen, Qulncy, 111., says: "About a year ago my kidneys began bothering me. I had a swelling in my ankle and llmha. then headaches and nervous dizzy spells, and Wter severe backache. The doctors pronounced It serious kidney trouble, and I was steadily rettlnsr worse when I bpgan taking Foley -OCtdney Pills, i snoruy arier, me swellings went down and my pains began leaving me. I kept on taking them until I was once more freed- of all kldnev trouhla anil suffer ing. I have a great deal to thank Foley ! Kianey nil ror ana snail -always recom mend them." Skidmore Drug Co., two stores; main store, 1S1 id St.; branch store, Morrison and West Park Sts. . Musical Instruments Slaughtered! ' I urgently need a lot of cash. I can't borrow at the banks. I must get it out of my goodsy' I have everything that a high-class general musical merchan dise establishment carries from a jews-harp to a grand piano. The newest and finest assorted stock. All kinds of talking machines, records for them, sheet music (popular and classic), mandolins, guitars, ban-' jos, band instruments, music cabinets, upright pianos, player pianos, harmonicas, drums and everything else. My regular prices have always been the lowest in town. Put to get money quickly I'm going to reduce every price by just exactly one third. My . $6 violins will cost $4 now. My fine $180 Arlington pianos will cost $120. My $200 talking machines are $133,33 now; $25 talking machines go for $16.67. ' I will sell some used pianos for almost anything a bona fide buyer wants to give. But it must be cash. I'll take $120 for a great, big Weber piano. It would cost anyway $300 elsewhere. A fine $500 Hallet & Davis piano -I'll take $180 for it I have some pianos for $80 and some for $100, but these prices are cash, no payments. We can't wait in fact, must not wait for pay ments. We must have the money now, and quick. Call right away at 413 Washington street. PERRY C. GRAVES (INC:) No connection with any other establishment in town. You'll buy something if you call, because my prices are so low. A genuine SALE our superb stock cut greatly in price. We do not talk about "Values," because the word is worse than meaningless. Just real reductions on regular stock. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Every Suit this season's make.. The best clothing it is possible to make. $35.00 Suits now $24.85 $25.00 Suits now $1 7.85 $30.00 Suits now $21.85 $20.00 Suits now. $14.85 $15.00 Suits now... $11.85 This includes every Man's Spring Suit in the house. All Our Blue Serges and Black Suits Are on Sale at These SAME REDUCTIONS LADIES' TAILORED SUITS BOYS' WASH SUITS At a tremendous sacrifice. Every SAILOR AND RUSSIAN STYLES Xads Fancy Man-Tailored Sizcf t0 10 Yeari at rVAr-r? v nvruAi v ppirc ' Every By's Wash Suit in the hou: AT EXACTLY ONE HALF PRICE is marked down Qur stock was Ladies' $60.00 Tailored Suits $30.00 clean at the opening of the season, Ladies' $50.00 Tailored Suits $25.00 and all we now have is fresh, new, Ladies' $40.00 Tailored Suits $20.00 clean stock absolutely different Ladies' $35.00 Tailored Suits $17.50 from the sale ffoods of other stores. Ladies' $25.00 Tailored Suits $12.50 Boy$. $150 Wash Suilf now 98c LAJJltj lAlLUKUl OUllj Boys' $2.50 Wash Suits now $1.65 BLACKS, WHITES, BLUES By' $3.00 Wash Suits now $1.98 Ladies' $60.00 Suits now. . .$45.00 g0 3.50 Wash Suits now $2.35 ; Ladies' $50.00 Suits now. . .$37.50 g0, f00 Wash Suits now $2.65 Ladies' $40.00 Suits now. . .$30.00 By, Jf.OO Wash Suit, now $3.25 Ladies' $30.00 Suits now. . .$22.50 By 6?0 Wash Suits now $3.98 Ladies' $25.00 Suit. now. . .$18.75 BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS Ladies' and Misses' House and Every Boy's Knickerbocker Suit in Tailored Wash Dresses the house marked down. Every Wash Suit in the house marked $5.00 Knickerbocker Suits ... .$3.95 down. ' $6.00 Knickerbocker Suits C. .$4.50 $20.00 Dresses now $13.65 $7.50 Knickerbocker Suits. ... $5.35 $15.00 Dresses now $9.85 $10 Knickerbocker Suits . . . $7.50 $10.00 Dresses now $6.85 $15 Knickerbocker Suits $11.25 $6.00 Dresses now. $4.35 $18 Knickerbocker Suits. . . .$13.50 . $3.00 Dresses now. $1.95 $20 Knickerbocker Suits. . . .$15.00 T"7 LEADING CLOTHIER A WEEK OF ESDREATION m INCLUSIVE 2 Seattle's Golden Potldtch An Absolutely Unique Celebra tion of the Arrival of the . First Golden Treasure from the Golden North Some fftbe doings oPotlatcb Wten. " Atrial Flights Dally, y Curtiss, Ely snd others t Tba Wonderful Hrdroplaot Traveling; by Air, I Land and Bea. WatcrFstas and Sports. ' Raviaw elths U. B. Battlaahlp. Daily Historical and Artistic Parents. Coronation of Kiof sod Quasn of tha Potlstch. . Paradssof All Nations. Japan Fsast of Lanterns. Cblnu Honstar Dracon Parada, ' , ' , ' Indian Dancaa and Carsmonles. i v ... .' -' Floral Pandas of Women and Children. ; , ; Musis by Ellsrjr's and Other Great Bands. I " Nirbtly Dancaa and Masquerades, ' YOU MUST NOT MISS IT ' KBDUCBD RATES ON ALL LINES-ASK ANY AQENT . g'laiwiai'''"' s SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Electric-ligh ted: Observation pining, Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars and Coaches Mississippi valley Limited TO KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS AND THE SOUTHEAST Between Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane (direct connection via S. P. & S. from Portland), and Missoula, Butte, Helena, Billings, Denver, Omaha, Lincoln, St. Joseph, Kansas City and St. Louis daily. Known as the "Puget Sound Limited" westbound. Observation-library.bufFet car entirely devoted to the entertainment of passengers r with barber, bath, clothes-pressing service and up-to-date books and magazines. . Ha th Famou$ Northern Pacific Dining Car ScrCict LOW FARES EAST-LET US TELL YOU ABOUT THEM Northern Pacific 0 Portland Academy Tits Boys sod Girl for Collets. A Primary and Grammar Seaool Includes. Graduates enter' en examination Harvard, Prlm-eton. Yale and MaMacbnaetts Institute of Trrnnotecy; on certiflratet Amjierat, Cor nell, Smith. Vaa.nr, Willi, mt and eollegrs and universities of the Pacific Coast Well equipped laboratories In ebemlatry and pbr ales. Field practice in surverlug. Depart ment In charge of eollcr men and women. Claaalcal, icleoliflc. modern lana;oaf anil commercial course. flTmaaalum under skilled director. Track and field ailetlca. Corner of Montgomery and Thirteenth, Easy of access from all part of tb city. Office boars for Summer 9 to 13 and S - to 4. Send fur Catalog. ' NEAR OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA Mills Seminary entirely dropped. Only Col. lege work don at this historic Institution. A woman' CoUere, chartered 188$. 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Ii eastern institutions, rank with student from the best secondary school a of pitw England. Special courses. :, , - . . For ratalogue arldress ' " TBI AX.&XN PBEABATOBT 80X00 X, Bast Twelfth and Salmon, yortland, Or. , ' FrUBDtOreo f.f,-, eVBestdaat and Day flehool for (Hria liT. chare of Blstcie of Bt. Joha Baptiat Blaoopl)l , OeUagiat. aoaaeml and IlaaMatary Peparfsate. I i Msala. Art, Iloeetlsa. tfawlia ' I To eataloddrew THE SISTER fcUFEWOB m -X Office) .tt.Hteie Halt , 0 Sot (.Iris. Coodactad by tha bibltrtS Of? Ihl SOU AMEI OF J18U8 AN0 BABY. Croak. . 4 CtlUtim Cm.' Music, Alt Iloratie ant Caamw eUl Depta, KdJHtmDt1n,dmm,titt4 s4.nl tnf lttlloraalTralair. Write forAaeonctaMnt. A.l.ir.w mist Kit ivrmi'iK at, f.r j.,4, f,i..A Steady Situations Secured by a Journal Want Ad MILL MILITARY AC A DilMY yOTlKD, c Rend (or Ji'"atrat i t. The SchocI 'IL tG:tjl