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THE OEECOll SUNDAY JOURNAL. rOKTLAKD. SUKDAY MOHH1KO. OCTOliER I. 4. ffiBI KPECI 10" Will 0AL10T III i mm ten 3 Fioht Way End Tuesday With Adoption of CotutJU taml Amendment: Wen ' Have Aided in Canvassing. CDRDH 'S CAB HET fa aa Tie linwil t St. -, 11, tt T T l A rv a in V ra4 i irwrku TMtr aa ik vx Ull !J - TVi. I t iiwm t.a uli r im imn C M ik. r.Ura M't af ta y e- .-.-,. f kfl I ..1.4 la mmciMrm If I t I. M . a.f !!. kU ik rat f .i.i. tknl aJy IV44. Ta .J M I"""' iUtk f- nMi Hrfnii to r niai ' i iL..ifciifc a resarta Keay u ,m-i bad warbed rc the ..... eM a4 wa Ik 7 ' ,r,tH aaetaa tlta I lb eegte'e l.r. M art4d U a4 all egled .rrort. est lr (..taii i a rraacisea bad Ml Braly Oaed Wv. TWl f th r-ealag mint iri r im tartly t IM eirjn. ef J It- f rUT, waraaa i-v -- .- itrw -aite af ere r ik. Mia aa 1 tb . . at 1 1 ft. At biu.i slvea a Mm tm U V. Tew. U. . i?.1,": jka viiiu pfrtl ' 7 ) )uit4T to Ptkr OMifoto, )nr copport f la MaMU 4 (kuaUia rvrtv to ! rt VB1 ib I4rhl af Mr EJHabt L-w ViImr, arat4at af lh itota lTra acita. a4 lr. llrwa Coffin. PliUl muiw. Today tbara Ihnxkovt.thtf atau for womaa Zraa amatia OaaraM af OaaAUaW Aa U tlv for lh alaeUoa P aroaca!. Jlfa Waldo Vt. Tor aant oat Liira aU or tbt atata to aaea eaadidai. laqulrla lUa aptoio. on auf- fraa. Tba rplla ahow that tha ncraalva lUpuUloana, taa DamoeraU and taa tactailau war to faror of It jv4 that th ahUf apponaaU war taa iuvl-(t KcpnaUeaAa, Then tha worn n. undmr Mra, Cbarlaa KarwaU Edaon. atpMd Into practical pollUca and at oat to appoa taa aaotloa of tha anU affraflaia. . Bo aucotaaful vara thar that tha Lea Anawlaa count r HapnbUcan oonTantloB i lndorMd tha mraanra. At tha atat Ba i publican eonvantloa that followad in Baa Fraaciaco wro waa aoma 1 Uon fro tha aorth. but tho puuorm oalaliMKl a woman aarrras ciauaa. Wtn tha logiaUtur mat laat January tbcra waa but on man from tna aoum la tha aanata and ona la tba aaaambly not plodgad to aopport tha axnanamant. ialf tba aanatora wera noiaoTara. ana tjicy aa wall an aoma of tba nawly elected membara from tha north war oppoaad to thd auffrT maaaura. Wotklnr on bafflalatora. Jit moon aa tha aeaalon opened in Jan nary. 1111. ail tha Important auf f rage organisation sent committaaa to 8ao ramanto. Ura. Edaon reprcaentad tha t women of the acuta. Sha waa Interested ' . In auffrac aa member of tha medical '. profcaalon and aa health chairman, of ' tha atat federation of women'a club. For the first tlm th "antla" aent a i repraaantauv. alias Branson of New Tork, to work asalnat tha auffra- meaaur at Sacramento. Sha organised 1 all tha antlauffraglat aocletlea now x Istlng In southern California. ' Whan th final yot waa cast only i five out of th 40 aenatora voted I against tha bill. In the assembly th ( vot stood 80 to IS In Its favor. '. . Th Han Ax Helping-. ! For months women have been work i lng for tha passage of tha constitutional amendment giving them tha rignt to , vote. While in a sense this la wo man's campaign men are giving more and more v encouragement and active support to th cause. Efforts ara now ' being centered on - the precinct work and th "various organizations are co opera ting under the central commute with the i aid of th Men's Equal Suf frage league, lately formed and, di rected . by J. J.- Petermlchel, who for 10 years waa secretary of th Bepubll- ' can central committee, . " The California campaign doea not rep ' resent one class of Interests but In cludes women of all social ranks from th ' society and club women to th ".wag earners. SIM Ml 1HS0UTHGR0VS VJLLREPRESEIIT mtiilMI MONEYED CUSSES . , . ' . Feeling Aoalnst Special Police (Personnel of New Canadian men Strona One Is Fined Government Announced EXACT ATTJTUDE nrnnwrni mn t $450 for Beating Striker Situatino Serious, Uurier Relincrjishes Reins of Government ITALY DECLARES III HUH III mnrnrrmrn unn UDCUCriMLU H Wickenham r4 Milan Govtmcr cl Rtctntly Acquirtd May Annourtc Ut TmstJ Ttrritory Issue Proclama FinnTim a ii im liiilllL Ulli lit inncorccinu icwruooLooiuni HOG SPECIAL II LEAVES OCT. 22 Farming Demonstration Train ' to Visit Central and East ern Oregon. Which Art to Be Prosecuted Walsh Pardon to Coma Up. tion Announcing the City of Tripoli In State of Siege. . tCM-4 bwrf ruwn ti. i.4n.i im rirl 4 lurrtataa rafioar trrutoi clar eoaijtt ll lar a Mfit iu iMr Iim, rto f ia m Ca4taa tji m4 itiv mww 1 ATtM.mt al ifita i uk i sn. i. I . . " .r rr.: t aw mihmJ ltw "4. I. niiiitl W4 aJtp to Thh.1 y Itair. 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Ill ak.a SiMrUl Hailraad Ik dT f LavrWr, ar wall rr iraai aad IM Da yvJr t.ray. afna ka ka td wiih Ik liaJiea nrtJL j T a mi 1 a a a ftaed I tit for ( to IM a.w cabtaat. r. ll ala It to M.raiaM IMI WMtnUa U1 Ml f arma avar IM doorway aad a . " JT. :ir,kr.T- -. . m. IM W. ft Kuui, ak will MM mtv a( aaaa aay aad. M Ma lht. gv.ry. ef nartaa aa diy aroaad the . It A S a k a A Aak STwl ak at TT T. ... .klfvltoa. ar M(k rdat NattoaalUla. miI aiaaaaaad IM bIm allh t a-1 kulUiag. im'w.u baaiiTg a .irtTJ. TM Mry edaUalalralwa wui M aa suiMia Tm k-tloa f Italy wit raapaot la IS rlliMAfmur. faltowtag thWlMd falla: . I AMkf kaallar wlfc will gag IM lai.r.aallo. alraady hnowa. l agIa XL- . mmltrrn all aiMMt I fed-1 "'M araviaeaa, M- t vara IM iliwiM ar IM aiiorMy garaj aw fiii r a r palMy ar appaaiir.a; au wanvr " I t i n.u I . . . . ... .v. I arrrul k. it-ii.a riui eral aaarta, mm iaa iwto i,! Un...i.b ,iw r I T . V" - .1 .... i . I K iam.. - .f T-nMn a.d r. a f 1 j ik. mm.1 Slilai iiiiii. I -.1 1 m ot . ' . - ' 1 kZJL. i..ii.i.l aaar4 I u r' TUtl. w. h. Naaul, Oaatca tt I n. Waiax TM Mard g a aaart to rMioa. iaa aerapaiioa tr uaiy r m h train, Trifflo MMgr R. nTIk- VLtTi -rt. i.iuaritoa I aad C J. IwMrty. ike mrkUd OKart fiaiatlir il Ua r'" miary win aot m aorom. i wuu. jmight AgMtl 1,1-.;. mi, aaiio-.a fr mwI- . wurt6-m. w. T. Wkli , aaaltesiiary eral d-ra aae P'e aui i army r eapiwa y,. .ad ttoaral raaMnger Aftot .7,7m rat rai aiaiioa nl.l form or I "T' M'-ra. -1 ,4 Ha r.prt will M nwiiM w r f-mmj Marray f IM a-W. R. W. will ::T.. hh.. r-..ir.i srotrtr lBr"w - arw.inMif. I WicMrakasa. I T r . y 1 tmii the railroad company and ' - 1 tm Waal KoMrt Koitrc saiaistari 1 wawm iairvaioa at ia vrocr a . . . SEAnLE CLAIMS CREATING MIRTH Precedence Over Portland In Manufactories Not Upheld by Government Census. Portlaad manu facto rara ar somewhat amasad by th latt effort of Seattle ta claim prodent over Portland as a manufacturing city. In th current 1 su of "Washington Manu fact urea." a publication devoted to boosting Seattle's manufacturing interests, a lengtny ar ticle announca that Seattle manufac tories have passed Fortland'i records. according to th government census re ports. It advises all loyal Seattle! ts to kp th ta,bl for reference aad "to alienee knockera.- Tb tabl place th value of Seattle manufactories during 1101 al 110.100.004 and Portland's at t40.lll.t00. This, tn spit of th fact that ' th government figure glr Portland HMI1.000. Se attle only cuts 11,000.000 off Portland's of public works to MaalioMi Dr. W. JC HwM aad Martto Uurr.lL Mr. itordea prep to m large the cablMt. which hl(hrta has eoasUtad af 1 portfolio. T do tala ke aeuet aaoare m act of perl lam en L la tha maaailm M wtll aaaauao U appolatraeat af al least thra new cablaal asamkara aad aaalgn portfolio as soon M tk eaaary atatutary powar to eoafarrad upon him. Th last meeting af fir Wilfrid Laurler government was held veator day aft era 00a aad Immediately after It th vtleraa prmlr radlaqulahad th rlns ef government which a baa held continuously for II years. CANDIDATES THICK: CAMPAIGN IS HOT Filing Books Close at Vancou ver; Kigglns Opposed by t , Physician. FIRE HERO HAS NARROW ESCAPE (iMriil k Tk SaaraaVr Vaneouv.r. Wean, Oct T.Th vtra lima Pot h opportna momeal will mi arrlr aattl after th laadlag af I u Ilea troopa la Tripoli. This ha al ready Maa agraad wra ky Italy sad th fowera. A pwrlod of calm krohMi only y tM taadiag af IM army ef aeeapa tioa to Tripoli may M aspatted to aa and oatto for at toast on week. krak rUM Xrpadittoa. Tk LKike of th Akruaal bllvtng that tk aetil atags or th war bu pa paaaad. baa aubmlttnl to th king a plan for lha organisation ef a scln tin pd!tloa lata IM Interior ef Tri poli. II to th tntnllon ef th duke ta study the flora, fauna and water ooura af Tripoli and than proceed south through atml Africa aad ultl anately aatar a country hitherto unex- plorea aadldat to s.lect from at th com- ralaasad all the Turkish pnm.riM for elty offlca Th. 1"?" ?V, ar wdtf Uri.X m. iw. rA mA in. "or" wn, war WM declared, or arrlv- . C. Smith Cuts Loose Launches But Fails Over boardSaves Self. . Il I char gad that Turkey la not obey- of Vancouver will have a larg list of M" InUrnational warfara. ta from ai th. om-1 It'T has ralaasad ail th Turkish In ili. .. AKU1 s) K an sail I Ka V ' - - . " annlrar. Ma aal.lul lha Of Inman rmm Th following filing wr made: ovp th JlmiUn ,tMkmarfl Kn,,t0, U. I Mayor John P. JClgglna, incumbeat. M(, Mlor, vhich war eelsad and pr. C 8. Irwlt. along th coast and hag r. manned Councilman-at-Urge R. IL Wright them with Tnrklah aallora, Italy wtll John T Pord. leora Bcheula IL W. I nrataat on lha rmnnil that Mtla tnllM Arnold. Tom Dooegan and rraah J. la In violation of th oonvontlon algnd'n front room of bis horn By his wlf Lackaff Ikt th close of th Crimean war. which Ust vnlg. his hands tightly clutch Councilman. Slith ward O. B. 8tonr. I provided that merchant veaaele should "g Jr which contained bis aavlnga. "TM Mfl gad r.eld M iwur to IM mm Mat tt Ike talt iMAtMIIIIM li.la IMI IM Q'Yf, H. K. kad tk 0r Agttowllaal k U will aad I Mal.ra Sad caatral lt.Ha Mil m1 TM liaia all) toav Pwtliaad IM ! g f klaaday, Uet It, gad rara IM klghl mt IM tl eaagiag aae wg aa lha kraak tlacg raaatag tal r.atial Oregea, TM saaatlaa to M vlaltad ky Ikt I rat a laclttd Waaea, gberwtaa. Uiniam, caog aad Mrrw. aad slot a Ul M sMde M leclara and dMaaa- elraUoaa ltk al lad. Itxjmniii, Clv. Metollua. Mediae. Waaea, Mr raa. UtaM Valley, Arlington, Cl. Cvtkd.a. lawae aad Mi Pr. Trafft MtMltr IL J. ktlUr Ik O..W. IAN, wast I 'every (rMi raraw take up th beg ta- daeiry bto alogea far Oregoa farm I "kfr Mags" 4t Mag ablaaoad la kt friea. a Ik deaaoastralla liala alll gi kartlealar atteailaa la IM bog tad net ry aad to lb bt hind f fead for Ib.ta. Amoag th Mhjaeta for toetarea are dry fmrmlag. aaaMrvailaci of saoia tura, aora aad Mltr livtock. belief tlilag of U oli There ar to M kevea ar eight rara ta Ik Iraia, laeludlag aihlkll f poultry, llv stork aad farm produeta. Dr. Jim.s Wltkyoamba, diractor ef the Ule perlmaaial slatUm al Corral Ha Prof. eadJvr ef lb Ck A. C aad sit other from Ik Corvallla eolUg will b Ik rtokia Ma- rP- th Mora. traffl rapraaaatauv of tM CX-W. It A N. Tbt win ba th tenth decnonetratloa Irala to M aant out by th line la Oregon with th aid ef lb Orego Agricultural eatlega AU have aimed I encourage iprt agriculture along the line ef th Harrimaa road ta this slat. OVERWUELID BV. AVALANCHE. MAN AND WIFE PERISH Stanley McLeltan. Swept 1000 Feet and Killed. Stilt Holds Potato' Knife; Wife's Spec tacles Not Broken. lkiM TW I aatll. nttk, ti. 1-Hlte ikelr lime bttm wa etra.g by aa gvalaarM ud 110 trt aVaa Ike laauatata aid aaar IM Parthds mtM IM eel arm f Lake Aiiib, Ta Ter ritory. Mr, aad Mr. Iiaajef klsUlUa, NMwr rveUeata, war Instantly kHld Tkur4ay ailt Their-brutal k4 saasflad bodlf w.r raver4 by g party ef talaar akartly after. , , Vl Cattava. a aaiaer ak waa ataad tog naar lb McLaiUg borne a be in avalaack daca4d, was struck by a rhuivtad ef laaa aaaw aad carried almost a artr af a mil to tk rear leg aaaae, but escaped wllk Mveral brwkea rtb aad many btvttatk II wtu rr. McLailan bad baea Meltag pataloea when death cam without warning. A fcnif waa found firmly elutcMd la hi tight band wha th bodu wv aa covered. AMtkey cuiis fact lg IMI tha glasae Mr. McLalUa ware were Ml broke. II la UiUved tha avelaacba til precipitated by a bleat at a aearby mlaiag abaft that bad Maa asnloded a few satnuiea berora. Mr. aad Mrs. Mo tellaa w.r well kaow rbrougboat th district MeClellaa bad baa lateretod ta geld mining. IN FOUND DEAD; MONEY IS MISSING Autopsy Shows Heart Failure Not Cause of Death Further Investigation. An autopsy bald on th body of Charles Moll, who was found dead la I Incumbent, and Oeorg W. Lamka. .Mfth Councilman Aa explosion of saeolln In th launch 1 Christ and Roy N. Wllklneon. flgurag M glrn by 'the naUonal oen-1 Maaappa, housed at the Sailors' board-1 Councilman, Foufth ward W. a Whe ni ling boathous at the and of th old! ton. rha utiaui Mia mmh Mit. ma. auiu ocl under th Kteel bride, at I city Cir c&ariee it uassaa ana at during I cjock tasi nigni. nearly coat in i Hal attention to th fact that during tha laat flvaraara fiaattla has "nearlv I of E. C Smith, MalsUnt CMhlir Of the doubled Its area and that the rates of ooumern -acirio railway orriee, wno, lncreaae shown are to a considerable ex- when In cutting loose other launches tent due to the annexation of populous which were endangered by th flam, suburbs. In which manufacturing -fell Into th Wlllamett river and was tabllshments already existed." Port-1 almost drowned. Be succeeded In grasp- land during the same period did not an-1 lng the "painter" of one of the launches nex a single factory, according to tha the had cut loose and drew himself to figure of th Industrial bureau of the I safety. commercial club. In the area equal to I Smith succeeded In cutting loos BeatUe would be Included St Johns, thre launches belonging to & D. Hoi with the largest woolen mills on ths lister Jr. and ' Robert Richards, and ooast and other big industries, Llnnton, these floated down stream out of danger " -win.... nu in. areaiiana were picaea up inter by tn police manufacturing plants in th peninsula I boat Elidor. A fir alarm was turned district It is claimed that not a sin- in and three companlea and th fir tug Bi. yuninumut owui giiwi ii em- reaponded and with llttl work succeed ployers from th city of Seattle, while 1 m Ahvm, ih. n.m.. fnh..,T5,J.plaat!J?'t 0U"M 5rt' the Alaska dock out of danger. The .r.. u-fira damage to the boat house and launch Is estimated at ?160, although ths launch life I John A. Paddn. this city. Notwithstanding these things, th census gives Portland a larger percent age of wage earners than Seattle, Port- waa completely destroyed. The Mazsepa waa owned by J. Grant .a t Tirviti w 4 a M aw. lanA bulnr rlv.t nn. 1n 17 .A i-.ti- ",,u ""' vivyrimwrm . WW on In 20." The figures show that Seat- BUOr tie employs 11,111 wag earners and roruana lz.zi. HEAT FROM A FIRE MAKES TREES BLOOM I 'A phenomenon In the shape of orch ards In bloom in October In. Ollllam county has been reported and the aourc af th phenomenon was not figured out for soma time. -A farmer living on . one of .the creeks had built a fire af i, ter on of th recent rains on th edge of his orchard to burn some trash. The wind veered when th fire was at its height and th heat was driven direct ly againat the tree nearby. The rains had swelled the buds which had ap fHsared for next year and the heat -opened them up Into full bloom. Only the buds on the side of the tree nearest to the : fire were affected. . That that county can also ralae good . corn wag; shown by samples of a crop raised : on another . ranch - nearby.- - Th ears-measured nearly a foot In length and. were perfectly formed and filled. RUDOLPH SPRECK BUT CRISIS PASS LES ILL, ED POSSE SEEKS SLAYER OF R0ADH0USE OWNERS TTnlted Pra. Leued Wire. I Detroit, Oct 7. A pose tonight Is seeking Charles Fuller, who Is charged with Msasslnatlng Jacob Kraft and bis wife, proprietors of a road house near Detroit. Fuller, a former employ, Is alleged to have been discovered In Kraft's apartments. He waa heard by Kraft, who went to Investigate and waa Rudolph shot. Fuller, It Is alleged, ran Into th (Special to The Journal.) San Francisco, Oct. 7. Spreckel became seriously 111 on Tues- bar room and killed Mrs. . Kraft and day while on a train from Chicago to threatened to shoot the bartender and San Francisco. After an alarming men in the saloon If they attempted to orisis last night his condition la so follow. greatly Improved today that doctor who were prepared to operate hav de cided to wait for at least a week. Mr. Spreckel arrived here Wednesday evening and ha been confined to his room since then. On Friday his con ditlon was critical. It wm announced today that there is no cause for alarm. During a visit to New York, Boston, Bpringrield and other eastern cities Mr. Spreckels suffered from indigestion, but refused to alter his plans because of it. :, , r AUTO TRUCK WRECKS SEVEN PASSENGER .CAR 'A large auto truck Owned by Thomp son at Oaka, driven by UK. Brady. I while trying to aoape Mount Beott car at Thirty-fifth and Hawthorn aveau at I o'clock last night, jammed into a . seven-passenger touring car owned by P. A. Bryant, of Forty-first and Mad ison street, which waa driven by hi brother-in-law, J. M. "GrUlan. completely demolishing the touring car. A small boy who waa riding In tha auto waa cut by flying glass from th broken wind ai.ifld. . . - . " S Killed; 12 Hurt ta Collision. T Unft4 frit ImM W trial Detroit. Oct. 7, Two men were killed and 11 erlouly injured tonight when n 1; terurban car truck . a ' Peirolt I '-, JUUway work train near Orien, : v . . CASE OF S. F. KELLY ; CALLED; CONTINUED (Hp.eUl t. Th JounuLl San Franclaco, Cel., Oct 7. The cut or s; roster Kelly aoeused of conspiracy In the alleged kidnaping of the children of Mra; Ivy May Henry in this city sev eral months ago . wm called by police juage enortau today and continued un til October fourteenth. KeUy did not appear in court. . Died While) Preparing Sapper. Monmouth, Or Oct. 7 Mra. Ii K. Blckofoos died suddenly . ef heart I allure . Tuesday while , . preparing upper, -- en naa- oeeri in -- ber usual health and had remarked during the aay mat ana was reeling quite well. Bb was born In Bncyrua, Ohio. (4 years ago, and wm married to H. K. aicKoroo st -years- t. Sh' leaved a husband and two sons.'. Sh wm a member of th Christian church and a Bebekab, ,. Boston -Broker ArrcstM. 'Boston,' Oct. 1. Lw1 ' Gavett. 19. head of th firm of Gavett at Porter, stock brokar. waa arreted this after noon chargad with, larceny of i00,0u4. ' ii - . Journal want ads bring rult. . . BURMAN LOSES RACE WHEN MACHINE BURNS Springfield, 111., Oct T-After h had th free-for-all handicap race within his grasp. Bob Burman dropped the race to the Staver-Chlcago, driven by Monkmelr today when hi Mercedes car caught fire on th back stretch at the state fair grounds her today. The car was destroyed. t Four thousand persons saw Harroun race a mile In one minute, two seoortd. This was the spaed feature of the day. City bent attorney R. C. Sugg, incunv ba given tlm after boaUlltles had ba ward Henry I tin (0 reach territorial waters. yua or campaign avevaaiea. la th occupation of Dema aad th cost of Bombay gulf th plan of th Italian campaign In northern . Africa waa reveal ej. Under cover of a great naval display before Tripoli. Read Ad miral Aubrey, feigning a pursuit of the Turkish fleet landed a fore from th amounting to 1100, but which oould not b fonnd about th bouse, resulted In a verdict that th man did not com to bis death from heart failure as waa first believed. Mrs. Moll, who I employed at th Foster hotel, returned to her home about l:tg laat venlng, sh said, and found th body of her husband crumpled on tb floor.. Th Moll home la at ISS North Sixteenth street and th jar of For ths sfflcs f" city -treasurer, tha i"' VMI-- .!- I a 1 UIM W1V -"JillS7 (t U ( a Bnu liae . w ww ) aw ! ar thre banks or tha city eacn naa aibnink ocvapying Bombay gulf and the money bad been concealed under a trap tha vanoouver Having Trust com- pou. . as Mrs. Moll discovered th body, sh nanv Th V. franrimn. honlrkamwa at thai rrk. yt.. . . mi.h . ,A MMnH. , . , . -v.- . r -' . ti, i(uui,iimi Bimnivr ii,H arriTvu ..Hioynvaw itf uiil, uwiiuaria n Vancouver National, and J. P. Ooeg- at Naples today having on board Aiim then to Oscar Carlson, a. grocer at III hegan. preaent city clerk, who- It Is Bey. th newly appointed Turkish gov-'North Twentieth street, who last saw understood will sccept a position at irnor of Tripoli and several officer him alive, when h delivered a quantity the United States National oa January who had been sent by Turkey to or- 0f groceries. l,ltll. ganls th def ena of Tripoli. Th v- patrolmen Flack and Shaffer werd Th larg number of candidates as- sl was stopped at sea by an Italian ',ent to th bom at one and when th sure a heated campaign. It 1 H S,' " P" " .fact that th 1100 was missing was dis that nevsr befora ha thra been suoh TIssa Is a foreign i vessel, her 'passengers C0Vered Deteotlves Smith and Coleman HK1M MACHINISTS OUT Angry at Dismissal of Secre tary Neil, Refuse to Work Till Reinstated. (Iplal I Tk Jeanul.l , Spokane, Waab Oct . T. Tha entire fore of machinists la th Spokan A Inland abops her etruck this aftarnpoa - whan th railroad official served an altlmatua to th unions' committee re f using to relnsut Secretary Nell of th local machinists' organisation, who, they declared, was dismissed without eaus. Tha Spokan a) Inland I part of th lull system, 'Carl R. Gray of Portland, being president While th striking fore 1 small, practically all repair work Is tied up. Th men declare they will not return till Nell resume hlsr position. STANDS ON END 0 F . n MN SHOOTS 8reell e The Joarnatl Tacoma, Waah., Oct 7. To maka doubly certain of death, Thomas O. S pree, - of Alamogorodo. New Mexico, a candidate: Otto Zumsteg. cashier atltow of prna, S00 mile east of Trl-jdoor under th kitchen floor. As soon! wealthy retired railroad engineer, stood un kil. rnu ui i no uiu tuwp UULR 11 o'clock this evening and fired a revolv er bullet through bis brain. Th body 4 pitched forward Into th bay, where death would hav followed by drowning If th bullet had not found a vital spot - ' The dead man Is survived by a wife and a married daughter . In California. He was 71 years of age. Nothing Is known of ths man's reasons for ending his Ufa. a scramble for honors In city offlcss V"" P.T k. w eaay iiuwou v yi wvvu iv a.' i unto. UNON S PARADE FOR' THIEVES ROLL OFF T M'NAIVIARAS ODAY SAFE AND CRACK IT Tn monster paraas, emoracing tnei.ii. ii i . n..j... members of 49 labor organlcallon oflieiepflOne UlnS llT a IveaiTjy mis ciiy, wnicn is lor in purpose oil r r ai.x ii n demonstrating that th sympathy of th nOQITI UO IMOl near DUfg laourinr ciaeaea is wiin ana incixamara brothers, who ar to be tried In' Los An geles, October 10, charged with the dy namiting of th Time building and the blowing up of jnore than a- score of men, will leave Park and Burnslde streets at 1 o'clock sharp. The union men will march on Burnslde to Sixth, lars With Gloved Feet. Th Dalles, Or., Oct 7. While . th telephone girls of th night 'force of th Faolfld Telephone A Telegraph com- 2.8ixtvt.0-W,Mhwi?n' Waill,!?U.? 10 room, soft-footed burglars rolled th Third. .Third to Madison and Madison. comp.ny BBfe, out to th street and to Park, where they will be addressed by C. JQ. & Wood, Edwin J. Brown, a Seattle Socialist and Will H. : Daly, councllman-at-large and president of the Central Labor council; Th mu sicians' union has promised bands ag gregating 160 pieces. , walked off with It sometime last night They carried it 200 yards to a spot be hind an embankment, blew it open with nitroglycerine, took $22 and left. When were assigned to the case. ' In th Jar waa found Molles' naturali sation papers, but his bank "book was missing with the money, of which IH04 was In gold and the balanc in currency. Molle .cam her from Minnesota about IS months ago. Some time ago he applied o th polio for a position on ths , fore and on ths day that he was to hav taken th examinations, ho was taken with a serious , attack of heart failure and was unable to attend. He served In th United States navy for 16 years. 1 Only th widow survives him. ' A further Inquiry Into Molles' death will be made today. It Is now the the ory that he may hav been poisoned' or that he wag cniororormea. IS BALDWIN ASKED TCrCALL AND EXPLAIN . .! Sold Liquor After Hours, .Alleged. Chin Hing, manager of the Pekln res taurant at Sixth and Stark streets, and Chin Gin, waiter, were arrested at about 12:20 this morning Charged wlth.selH lng liquor after hours. Chin Hing wag held under 2100 ball and the waiter gave a- SS0 bond. Th proprietor, ang ered, threatened ' to ba revenged upon Patrolmen Gill and Griffith who mad the arrest- . .-'. . A Mrs. liolft G. Baldwin, superintendent of th department of public safety for Manager B.--B. Phillips cam to work iwomen has- Incurred tha wrath of ; th KLAMATH POLICE CHIEF A VICTIM OF TYPHOID hhwn la sftW not to Btron this morning he found th saf was gone. - None of the papers In th safe was disturbed. Two men have been ar rested on suspicion, but' the case against -V"'" -;V ISpeidsl to The JonrnaL) t Klamath Falls, Or, Oct. 7. Chief of Polio E. C. Townsend of Klamath Falls died tonight of typhoid fever, ofywhlch there has been quite a number of cases In. this, city .recently. , RODGERS DELAYED BY FEMALE WITNESS RESENTS QUERY AND SHE WALLOPS ATTORNEY ON JAY, FELLING Hi Nellie Burke Grew Peeved When Lawyer Asked Her Right - Out If She Drank and Her Fist Answered Him Sec- - - ond Attorney Also More or Less Upset by the Contro versy. ' ' , V ' . N Dollc oommlsslon -and. has. been, sum moned to appear befor th commission tomorrow to pay penance for a lecture sh Is said to hav delivered last Tues day before the Ministerial Alliance In which sh attacked th members at the police commission 'With , charges that they were hampering her work. , . ' When Mrs, Baldwin turned la her es. tlmates 1 for expenses for the coming year numerous items were mentioned that did not meet with th approval of the commissioners, and she. was told by . letter that soma of the item would have to - b materially reduced. Mra Baldwin took this as an affront and basing her speech on this letter, took i ' . - - ' ... .' th matter up witn me, Ministerial ai ChlcagQ. 111., .Oct T.Galbralth P. 1 anoa-it -Is stated.--When-word .was Rodgers, the ocean-to-ocean aeroplane , carrie(t to th commissioners she was racer, will not reach Chicago until to-1 immediately .ordered to appear and ex morrow. Rodcrers was aaaln held uo t main. - , Hammond, Ind by strong winds tnat WNDS INDIANA Baa Francisco, Oct 7 Attorney Fred erick Schilling was felled In Judge "Sar gent court today by a well directed blow from' Miss Nellie. Burk. a witness who tookr this emphatic method of re senting a query from th lawyer re garding her capacity for atrong drink. Mia Bora waa testifying tn behalf of aire. Mary De Baldini. who la suing her husband, Renaldo," for divorce, on th grounds .of, ihlemperarj and varl- - ' . '- :' : .'. ' '' I one forma of cruelty. - Sh was telling th court of Renaldo's Sprees when the attorney . pointedly asked her If she ever Imbibed freely herself.. , s. 1 Miss Burke's response was a right Jolt to Schilling's law. The blow con tained so much momentum that In alidlng from Schilling' feature It up set Attorney Alexander 0'Ordy, re preaenting the defendant The coort rapped for order and the trial was post poned until Monday- : i made flying an impossibility, . There were prospects this afternoon that the wind would abate' at sundown, but Rodgers said he had had enough of, night flying and would not make another attempt to reach Grant park befor Sunday, He will, bo ready for an early start tomorrow morning and expects to cover th distance between Hammond and Chicago without trouble or delay. - Attempted Raid Failure. Acting Municipal Judge Max G. Co hen and Captain Bailey with several pa trolmen attempted to raid . a. Chinese gambling game at 83 and 84 Second street last night but the visit bad been anticipated and th door td the den were wide open and there was no sign of activity inside. A demonstration however, of the . barred door and elec tric latches was given for th enlight enment of Judge Cohen. - , 2 FIREMEN INJURED - I BY ELECTRIC SHOCKS Lee Holden, a . pipeman at Engine company No. t, son of Lee Holden, a candldat for th position of fire Chief, was severely shocked by an electrlc wirewhen fighting a blase at 826 East Seventh street - last night Pipeman Motto was also injured In tb same manner, but neither was seriously. In jured. The house, a two story struct ure owned by Q. Ovenerdt was com- pletely destroyed at a loss of 81600. , 7 Hunter Shoota Friend, r I ' M'nlted rm Lewt Wim.1 i Des Moines. Oct 7. While hunting squirrels near this city, F. A. Town send accidentally shot his friend, W. ' T. Sauers, a real estate man. In the 1U.'. At the hospUal her It Is reported Sau-I era may di " .in u u i mivi u ii i j ii. iwvj win m ' , ' ' ' ; i - v - . s . 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