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Experts to Determine Cause of
Death of Charles Molius
Many Theories.
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lir it iu mti two iii-i w.r cld BOwTr. waa raaJ4 ylrdr
at Ih hou lat m Ur And lhal Moll; whB a frtaAd of hla tnforro4 U O.
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mar Uar bn -anibllnA and u4 th co w,. a fixm.M cf hi faey od lhal
money la Ih Jr. wiucli bknM lo rr. H.hraa had Ufl b.r baaband aftar
brlnar rl'd In lh lnnlly of PoriUoO,
th t'nittd l:ila lino mlllac Into
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todar. ar rfplrd 10 relura horn lo
morrow mornlnr-
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PORTUGAL'S PREMIER
MAY CALL EXTRA TERM
ir'.tlxt tnn Im4 WIm.I
IJabon. Oct . Premier Chacaa of
rorluiH Announced today that ha waa
eonalderlnf ralllnc An aitra aeaaloa of
parliament to conalJer apoclAl mlhoda
f deallnt with th revolutionary iltua
tlon here.
II Inalata that the Invadlne; Rojltl
lata hava barn completely cnuhd. On
th other band tha RojraJlete maintain
that they control tha tnttr northern
part of th country.
Viio, Bpain, Oct. i Porturu ror
allata entrenched la th wild country
north of Vlnhaca ara awalUna; tha ar
rival, of CapUln Coneelraa with rein
force raenta. He la, reported to hava
alfht field piece and four Maxima.
Prlcat ara helpln the royallata and
om ara acting- peraonally aa (uerllla.
In the choir of the tlrac klentorlal Epia-
iropel church until bla lllnea prevented,
lie ha alao l-n number of Ih I'nl
tarUa and "t l-arlJ a eholra bring I. a
leader of ti lalter II Ih or
fablaer of lb Veteran VI kle quartet,
eompo4 of tnn orer ft var of afA
and la I J tree if Ih iilJtiL Thie quartet
baa bn In iltcnc for mr llwn It
jrcara
At lha funeral Aerrlc of Abraham
Lincoln held In UoTfalo when Ih body
of th martyred prealdent paa4
through b waa a member of th Cc It-
Ian aoclety whlca aang and waa on of
th eololaia.
r John Orant f.yman. -lha em-lely
k..tl,. li.M l.. it. rh.i.rl.r rl-n.n-auii uivniwii-r
. t.ku. f ii.. i...-1 Kin kranrteo and varlou lCuropean
mesa lo llfht'alnr her d!appram- 1 railla!a. la aafa la Ih Multnomah eoun
a rrpMrl. ll.r mulher and era-My Jail At laal al leaat. United Elatea
I'lot.r Uth Inelet ah waa of a rellr- klarahal foit hopa h'a aaf. Pr. Ly
Oporto, Portugal, Oct I. Wlth 111
royalist prlBoner Aboard th warship"
Vaaco da Gama an 4 Bt Gabriel aalled
from here today for IJabon. Captain
Coneelraa Is reported to be retreating
to tha frontier and It Is believed tho
upritflnjr in behalf of Kins Manuel la
practically over.
. ARLINGTON. OR., STORE
LOOTED OF $300 GOODS
,''- t, ' i i t r ii IHAAU4.
Arlington, Or., Oct. . Early thla
morning: two men entered tha atora of
C. C. Clark &'8one. at thla place, breaking-
the glass in the front door to gain
entrance. The men succeeded In getting-
away with about $300 worth of
goods, including several guns, revolv
er and razors. Deputy Sheriff Lang
nas some clues and hopes to make a
capture Boon,
Oaks Ring now open.
pish Ions daily.
Skating thr
Unlike an Abstract of Title
A Certificate of
Title means a
great' saving of
expense in the
transfer of the
title to real estate.
'X. AaV
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SACKETT QUESTIONED BY
STEPHENSON COMMITTEE
tUparUl t Ta Jraal.)
AfllWAuk, Oct I. Th acond weak
of tha Investigation of th a,llegrd pur
chasing of his seat In th t'nlted State
senate by Benator Isaao Stephenson of
Wisconsin, opened today before the aen
atnrlal Investigating committee with
Rodney Heekett, one of the chief lieu
tenant of the Stephenson campaign.
on the stand.
Resuming hi testimony of last Satur
day, Backet t admitted giving money to
I H. Bancroft, C C Welllngaard, Joseph
Shauer and a man namod Kempf, all
candidate for th Wisconsin atate leg
islature. Ua aatd th men were paid
for putting up posters, for Stephenson,
and that Welllngford "traveled around
assisting Stephenson nnd doubtless
availed himself of. tha opportunity to
watch out for his own Interests" at the
same time,
Saciuat cited eight, men whose Item,
lzed statements do not appear on the
records of the legislative committee. II
said he paid 110,000 to 15 or 20 others
whose names he could not recall.
Answering questions by Senator Pom
erene, Sackutt said he did not think It
necessary to file an Itemised statement
showing what happened to the money
which he gave to others In consideration
for 'work done by them.
Saekett admitted paying State Game
Warden Stone $1600 In cash.
Ifg disposition, thai all waa never out
al night, and lhal ah aa never seen
about ih atrt of th city la th
company of young men In fact,- that
every habit was iemptarr In lha es-
trwn Thie would rm lo nullify all
theories that sh left accompanied.
Mr Irllrg states that on Ih day
the girl disappeared sh had been suf
fering -from a sever headache. This
has led aome to bell sh left while
temporarily deranged.
ASKS
NVESTIGATION
OF ASSAULT ON
GIRLS
Presiding Judg Oatenl of th circuit
court thla morning aaked District At
torney Cameron to call tha October
grand Jury together" Wedneaday morn
ing to oonaldar a matter that has com
up In tha Juvenile court. There Are
three case of assaults upon young
girls. Judg Oaten has takes con
siderable Interest In them and has In
structed Chief Probation Officer Wnlte
to get ail facta ready for th seven
Jurymen.
"Thes crimes era' being committed
by men who ere old enough to know
better, said Judge Galena this morn
ing.- 1 hope th district Attorney's
office end the circuit court will take
Immediate aotlon. Tha sooner the men
eccuaed are given a hearing the better
it will be for the community,"
Two men ere now under Arrest It
Is probsble thAt others will be taken
Into custody.
'For this and many other rea
' sons the Certificate of Title
'system is displacing all other
methods of transferring real
estate," Ask: those who have
tried it, Ask your banker.
Investigate before you make
that real estate deal. . Call
for booklet v
TITLE TRUST CO.
LEWIS BLDCv FOURTH AND OAI
VICTOR MURD0CK IS
WROTH; BARBER HAS
BUTCHERED RED LOCKS
A U'nited Pres. I-.f1 Wlr. v M
Mcdford, Or.. Oct. 9. Bemoan. 4
lng th loss of his flrey red 4
locks, Victor Wurdock, insuegont, 4
arrived in Hertford tills morning. 4
4 Murdock is much incensed at the 4
manner In which a Portland ton- 4
eorial artist "butchered" his 4
hair, and during the. course of
an interview disdained to discuss 4
the political outlook, but spent
his time callfiijf down tWe wrath 4
of heaven on the aforesaid bar- 4
ber. 4
Murdock stated, however, that 4f
Harmon wduld be backed by all
the "big Interests" at the Demo- 4
cratlc convention. He declined 4
to discuss Taft and La Follette.
"RALLY DAY" MEETING
AROUSES INTEREST!
The results of the "Rally Day' talks
on the Men and Religion movement
which were given In about 88 of the
Portland churches yesterday proved
very gratifying. Many requests were
received today Asking for a reptitlon
of these talks. Many expressions were
made after the meetings that this move,
ment marked the awakening In religious
work that was destined to go ahead. .
These meetlnga mark the beginning
of a campaign that will sweep the lar
ger cities of the United States and It
Is hoped will result In bringing at least
S, 000, 000 men and boys Into the churches
and mak live,' aotive members of the
new and the old members. In 79 dif
ferent cities of the United .States ex
perts In the different branches of re
ligious work covered by the movement
will speak during eight-day campaigns.
One of these parties will be In Port
land during the last few days In Feb
ruary and the first few In March.
Word has . Just been received that
the addition of Charles Stelzle has been
made to the party that is to be In Port
land. He will speak on social service,
ONLY ONE PATENT IS
SET ASIDE IN LANE
Tiiltcd State.8 JudfiTe Bean today ren
dered an opinion in the suit of the
United States to cancel timben claims
In. Iaim county, title to which Is held
by the Booth-Kelly Lumfter company.
The rnoFt valuable of the claims that
taken by Kdward Jordan, formerly an
employe of th company was can?
celled. The others, taken by Stephen
A. Laraut. and by, the Misses Alice,
'thel and Lucy Laraut, all relatives Cf
Mr. Kpotin Judg Bean held. should not
be cancelled.
The' La rants, it was shown, borrowed
the money from the Booth-Kelly com
pany to secure the claims and turned
them over to the company after they
had been secured. Theeaurt aald this
looked suspicious, but the evidence was
not .strong enough to set Aside the pat
ents. Jordan's testimony, however, was
to the effect that Mr. Kelly aaked bim
to fllA and promised him $100 for so
doing.. Th patent to bis claim was
tancejied. , ,
COUPLE ARRESTED ON
COMPLAINT OF GlRll
On complaint of H-year-oidCleo Tall
madge, T. G. Tates, a grocer?Bn Min
nie Yates, his wife, of 6923 Fifty-ninth
street, southeast, have been arrested on
a charge of contributing to the delin
quency of a minor. , The girl was an
adopted child, and li (a claimed .that the
man made Improper proposals to her
and that the wife urged her to comply
with his requests. The couple are out
on $600 bonds. - '
i man ha employed counsel and an
noun-a h will mak a rlrorou p ro
le, t agalnat bdng rmov4 to California
I to aland A chars of conspiracy to -ri
from an officer. II will probably
h given a hearing before United Stat
Judg Bean Wednesday morning
Aa apparently badly apralned ankt
prevents Pr. Lyman from going to th
rock pile and helping lo earn Ms board
whll h Is In th euatody of tha mar
shal her. All th other federal prlB
oner hav been removed to Llnnton
during tha arrangement of the tem
porary Jail quarter In th court house.
but Dr. Lyman's ankl Is apparently so
badly sprained that It la Inadvisable to
aend him out lo join th other federal
prisoners. II limps as bAdly now as
h did th day ha was hurt in Los An
galea, whan ha first Attempted to es-
CAp.
Doctor Will rural.
It la apparent that th United Slates
will not acur Dr. Lyman a removal to
California without further atruggla,
and United Steles Attorney McCourt Is
preparing to "cinch" the doctor on two
Informations. One will charg htm with
conspiracy to escape from an officer
and th other with using tha malls to
defraud. In the doctor's famous Panama
land deal.
In the custody of United PtAtes Mar
shal Scott and a guard. Dr.. Lyman
reached Portland yesterday morning. He
was taken to the county jail And Is now
caged In what - Is known as tha "bull
pen," where the fastidious and distin
guished appearing prisoner Is th object
of constant Attention on the part of tha
county prleonera who share his quar
ters. He. held a lengthy consultation
with Attorney Lionel R, Webster, whom
he has retained to fight the granting of
an order for his removal to California.
Following the Interview Attorney Web
ster announced that he had Instructed
his client not to talk about his case, al
though he said he was willing to have
him give his views on matters of gen
eral interest otherwise.
Find Currenoy In stock.
When the doctor was searched by the
officers before being placed . in th
county Jail they found $245 in currency-
hidden In the sole of one or his socks.
They also relieved him of a complete
silver manlcur set much to his dis
gust.'' Ha said 'he wanted to use tha
manicure sot while he was rorced to
wait in but Jailer Phillips feared
he might use the file and knif to at
t?mpt another escape.
Lyman told the men who were bring
ing him from Klamath Falls to Portland
that he had once been on close terms
with Larry Sullivan, the one time sailor
boarding house operator of Portland.
"Ii met Larry in Goldfield,' said Ly
man, "when he was running his truiit
company-there,. We got Into an argu
ment which waa concluded by his toss
ing me through a plate glass window. I
have no 'use for that kind of a man."
Bad WId Career.
The doctor is a man of wide attain
ments. He has known society in all the
world capitals. He has bred race horses
nnd fine dalry-cattle, has planted cotton
near Pasadena, .has floated many; big
"deals," Is the inventor of a vacuum
bottle for keeping 'liquids hot or cold,
has been a, heavy plunger on the stock
exchange and the 4lg race tracks, and
has broken- the hearts of the fadlea
wherever he went
According to. those who brought Ly-man'-up
to -Portland, they hadn't lijt-
J ened to his. 'persuasive talk for half an
hour before they felt sorry for him
he is o plauaable And ucH: a -'good
fellow, they eay. The deputy mar
shals said they would have been, almost
willing to hav lost their money to the
good 'doctor, so pleasant was he , per
sonally. ; ..-'.?;"' .... "v. ..
his wife, to pay obligations.
Defective Vtall.lt And Maloney hav
b.en Assigned to th ca And pending
Ih report of th chemists ar Attempt
ing to local th money. Another the
ory Is thAt MolIeV death was du to
natural cause and thAt th money waa
stolen afterward x
Detectives Vlallett and Maloney scout
th Idea of murder or death from any
but natural eauaea They ar working
on th thorr that th $121 haa been
stolen by som casual visitor who came
to tha house And found Moll dead on
the floor with th Jar which contained
th money under his arm. Th suspect
C0Boelvd th Idea on th spur of th
moment to tak th money. It Is sur
mised. ' Up to t o'clock today no further
theories were advanced. Th Jar, It Is
believed, was dug Up fnr the purpos
of putting $15 more to the $00 already
there, and while Mollea waa working
Ith It, he fell dead.
evlling th boarding bou at Alota
gordA. N. it., which was thlr aol
mean of livelihood. According I tot
alatement of this friend. Hebre wa
dpndat over hi wlfa'A departure
and had ry llttl money.
"RECEPTION TAFT'
BADGES
ISSUED
ffl
M on WAS
ROYAL ENTERTAINER
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UK, l-Al win A fell ey kMtly f
I!. SkessbelS mt Ik 0A Mkia!AUA
a wU.
TAA rUlleA kolvAea U tw Ata.
Bktaita kkt. alia k i s A vey si."
14 Mr. Allot. a4 f Ar A Tal
4J of Mr. llrvMll was a aaaa
f ke4 satartiy it . itera a4
wa Uyi big ptaa f.e it sroeA f lb
WAkblagiu twainUtkiA U wa ftrwl
MolaiM rkalntvaa of Ih t'aklagta
Aiata riiru4 enini.i..a a.4 wbea laal
badr laerTwiAi4 let ia pabtM
Ari coaMmiMioav. Uttni. it cAalr
aaaa. Ills kvi en.rly a local rap.
lUk but hi prlan waa marked
aaaangT Ik aallor.al romkiiaeloAera, aad
nr Ur lalrrMM h.4 aaytalag I
ay Al lb aalkMtal aekortalloa of rail,
road AOMBlaklonar' me t U f a, be waa
llatA4 lo wlrii Intvreel and rBt.
Tb Atal of U'.kbl.igioa ul flAd It
hard to nil Mr. laircUId a placa" '
Mr. Altcblson will attend Comret-
toeer ralrrbilds fun.ral which wtu be
ttd Ia OlJiiapiA tVadaeaday.
Xo buada Joy Ilida Scheduled.
it'eiuA rim jt Wi-.
0a Kranclaeo. Oot 1 Wbtl th
Prbytrlaa minister of Sao Fran
oloo were holding a pcll meeting
this BuonvlnA lo Indignantly protest th
aamounood plaa for tYeaidartt Taft to
tak a Joy lid Sunday morning, th
priJal himself Accepted an Invita
tion I Attend dlrin service. At th
First Unitarian church, which will be
14 br Dr. Bradford Leavlit
Tb Acnouneemtnt of th Ratbath Joy
rid was prematura And voluntary but
It ervd to show wbat might hav hap
pened If th plan had been carried out.
I ' . i.i
Wearers Will Be Exempt From
Police Interference Dur-
lng Parade.
tKlilleS
Sarsaparilla
Eradicates '-' scrofula , and vail
other humors, cures all their
effects, makes the blood .rich
and abundant, Strengthens all
the vital organs. -Take it.
Get It today' In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets cabled Cars tabs-
SAYS CENTRAL OREGON
- WILL PROVE SURPRISE
J. M, Russelt, "general superintendent
of the Nonth Bank. lino and the Ore
gon Trunk, returned this morning from
central Oregon where he -attended the
golden spike driving ceremonies -October
6. Mr. Russell says be believes
eentrsl Oregon will prove a much great
er wealth producer than even the meat
sanguine hava dared anticipate. . ,
"Irrigation Is going to make It pos
sible to produce wonderful crops In
eentrsl Oregon." . said Mr. w, Rusaelt
"Central Wasblngtun is producing - big
crops by Irrigation and it 1s more dif
ficult to obtain water thr than in
eantrAl Oregon.' . '.' i
A badge bearing tha picture of Presl
dent Taft and a silk ribbon with th
words, "Reception TAf t," will sav
those who have formal part In welcom
ng the president from the embarrass.
ment bf police interference. When the
president was here before and when ex-
President Roosevelt visited the city lack
of badges caused police to oheck a num
ber who had bean ask! to accompany
th parades, it was especially difficult
to obtain entrance through the "privi
leged way" at the Armory.
Th committee on . preparations for
the president's coming have, in issuing
the badges, asked Chief of Police Slover
to instruct his men - to pass without
.question anyone wearing the badge, anjl;
no has complied witn tit request Care
will be taken in giving out the badges,
it is announced, In order that they may
not fall into the wrong hand.
The thousand and one details .con
nected with President Taft's stay in
Portland from 5 o'clock Wednesday
evening until near , the midnight hour
have all been arranged, )t was . an
nounced today.' , . The regular Soldiers
from Vancouver , barracks will be on
hand promptly at the Union depot to
constitute the president's bodyguard,
Chief of Police siovfef has been over
the line of march as announced In The
Journal, yesterday to rnako sure that
there. will not be the slightest possl
btllty ' .ef -Intereference or delay, .v The
steward at the' Commercial' club says
that the menu Is complete, as are the
decorations and the readiness for the
musical features. The national guard
will be prepared under Adjutant Gen
era.1 W.' E. Flnzer to handle the Armory
crowds. All preparations have been
made with the" idea that hot "one minute
of President Taft's visit In Portland
shall be unavailed.f i- , " "
The hospitality in ontrl Oregon
shown th Portland visitors who At
tended the Central Oregon Development
meeting waa something far beyond All
eipectatlona. .It' 1 aald.
Th members ef th Portland contin
gent were surprised to find th far
mers ao well prepared to rocelv aad
tak car of th visitors, even when
they cam In large numbers. And'ln
th towns, too, they wr mora than
prepared,
William Hanley cam to town thla
morning to stay a few dsys. And re
newing acqualntancea with tha many
friends ha mad at Burns and at Bend
when James J. Hill drov tha golden
splk thAt marked tha eompletlon of
th construction of th Oregon Trunk
tin to thAt plAc. .
"Tb on principal weaknea of pr-
ent flay methods And civilisation, and
on element In present high cost of
living," continued tho Harny county
cattle king, "la that popl have lost
tha Art of storing thlnga Th anl
mala ah Know how to store for a
cold and rainy day, but you people In
th city hav rorgotten how to do It
You live from A paper bag brought by
th grocer every day, or several times
every day.
NAVY DEPARTMENT MAY
ELEVATE YOUNGER MEN
(United Press Leased Wlre.t
Washington, Oct 9. Slsoussion Is
rife here today of an Alleged ohang of
policy in the navy department, whereby
Secretary Meyer Is to pick young men
for positions of prominence in the naval
ranks and do away with the time hon
ored custom of glying preferment to
the old seasoned naval veterans.
The discussion is a result of the ap
proaching resignation of Admiral Reg
inald Nicholson as chief of th bureau
of navigation and speculation as to his
successor. .
SEVEN
YEARS OF
. MISERY
All Relieved by Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound.
Slkeston. Mo. "For seven years I
suffered eyerytulnfr. I was In bod
for rour or uto aays
at a time every
month, and so weak
I could hardly walk.
I cramped and had
backache and head
ache, and was ao
nervous and weak
that I dreaded to
sea anyone or hava
anyone move In tho
room. Tho doctors
trave me medicine to
case -me at tnoss
'(cUb
P i" - 5- -.y 4 n
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KING VICTOR HASTENS '
TO REVIEW. EXPEDITION
- . .''
Itnltrd'Pre!is tasked Wlre.l
v Rome,. Oct. 9. King Victor arrived
here today from Pisa' anl at once
rushed by special train to Naples, to re
view the military expeaition toi Tripoli.
Constantinople dispatches say th, en
tire fleet is m-th Bosphorus. . -
CASTOR I A
- Tor Infants and Children, -
Tha" Kind Yea Haw Alwajs Bcughf
Bean th
AVgSAtBTf) Of
Prayers Do Not Change Wilson. '
(United Press Leaked Wire. ;
Wnshlngton, Oct 9. -Desplt th
prayers of all the Chicago pastors and
their congregations," who wer asked to
pray for Secretary of' Agriculture Wil
son yesterday, the secretary's attitude
toward presiding a(L- the Brewers' con
vention, October 12 , to 20,; remains un
changed today. Wilson is honorat-y vice
president of the Brewers' organization.
llmefi, and said that 1 ought to have an
operation. I would not listen to that
ind when a friend of ray husband told
him about Lydia . Pinkhnrn's Vera- '
table Compound and what it bad done
for his wile, I was willing to tako it.
Now I look the picture of health and
feel like it. too. I can do mvownhousA.
work, hoe my warden, and milk a cowj
I can entertain company and enjoy
them. I can tisit when 1 choose, and'
nrallr na far a Onv nrrHnortr wAman
any day in the month. I wish I could
talk toevery sufferinfrvramanandgirl." :
Mrs. J.EHA iJETirrXE, Bikeaton, Mo.
The most successful remedy in thla
country for the euro of all forms of -female
complaints is Lydia E. Fink,
ham's Vegetable Compound. ;
It is more widely and euccessfully
used than any other remedy. It has
cured thousands of womea who haya'
been troubled with displacements, in.
flarnmation, ulceration, ilbroid tumors,
Irregularities, periodic paiea, backache,
that bearing down feeling, indigestion,
and nervous prt- after all other
-t
Fads for Weak Women I . . ..:
Nio-teathe of sll Ih stckoe of women is due to some derangement r dl-',-
of th ora dlsdaetly feminio. Suob sickness can b cured is aerod
." vry day by "'.", ; ' . r
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Make Weak Women Strong, ; -t
Sick Women Well.
' . . - - . -.; . . . . , .. ..
. It act directly oa th orfaa affected and is at theaame time a general res for.
- rive tooioJor the whole system. It euros female complaint right in the privacy
ad bom. It makes unnecessary th disagreeable questioning, examinations and 1
' loest treatment so universally insisted upoi by doctors, aad ao abhorrent A !
every aeodesl woman.' x ' - ;
W kball rast particularis her at to th aymptoms of
(bo peealiar affectio incideat t womea, but Ihot
' waotlag full information as to their symptoms and
' asoani of positive cure ar referred to th People's Com-
sso Sense Medical Adviser 1008 pages, awly revised ,
aad ap-tn-dat Editioa, aeat frr on receipt of 21 one-
at stamp to oorer oot of' mailing ly; or, tm cloth ,
Aktdiag for 31 stamp. A . ,.; .-'
A4drM Ur. R.V. firo, Buffalo. NT, "
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