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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. 8ATUKDAV EVmQ. OCTOBEB t. U.
YankeeSuffragists May Become Real Suffmgettesl
Senator Jeff Davis Bride Loses Trunks '.
Equal Suffrage Annoys Arkansas Soloh
MORE- HUH HOGS
They're in Louisville Buzzing Over Question
No Wan Can Com$ Election-
touluuookmy
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Shcrmaii CcuntyV Assess
mcnt Rc2s Shjw Need cf
Chines in Methods,
eerinj Around Hit Wife,
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He Says,
land VxVei Utir Bay City
1 -.A u Li I I lit at h. I
ni Calcify When Un
lets Art Opened to Crow
en cf Berries, Etc.
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PORTLAND
MAN
IS
UNIVERSITY CONTEST
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lha laaai UMUaa af III! aaM I r- al W.itnar Wllaaa
la hat ULala. aa aa a4 irMi tfu M tf Tan tM) lha
M mA. I liiairrH ara la t. Haari
Tha awwhM af uiUhia ha ll Mlw " haa IM r. ha hu
fatih m ll.ll. with aalMiWa af I aa fa aa Ma fartf
lllM. a aa aaa af III ac. I Ita aa lha aaa
I M aahar f aa-u:iah4 aM l !' !'' aL lit lrt aalihar avaa
Htfll, aiaa4 hi lltlila. r lit aa ha WU'
Tha laaaaat aiaaala aa rM Ua4. aaJ J
Uia a hiaa IM hatMiaga. la hat
la a avitchboara raMbla af tahlnilara bra U
ar af M aubaarlbara. l a la lh lima I Mil and fat
af thla lanaMiloa all af Bar dlf vaalU thair vaiioua hatala for tha annua
rfklNl Vaa lmm Wa t
Laulatllla. Orl SI. Tha auffraiaia
Lane enaa. ' aharl anaa. laan
anaa kin baaa aoavara4
Madlaoo. Wla.. Oct II. Aflaf ma af
tba blttaraat alartlona In tha hlatorr f
onlraraitr aolMir. M and II r.lla4rick
aoa af rertland. - Or., dafaatad Nojraa
Brlbt af Iflfmaaaoila. a manbar of tba
footbaJI taam. In tba alactlon far Junior
prom chairman, tba htfhaat honor In
fha aift r,t tha atndant hodr. liandrlek
on was tba nJ rnambar of bla party') praamlaant
ta ba alacttd.
Uandll Handrlckaon la tha aon of C T.
Handrlckaon. praaldent of tha BcandU
nartan Amarlcaa bank la thla elly. AU
thauvb ba haa not llrad la Portland hnr
lanrta of tlma, ho haa many frleada
who will ba alatad orar hla auoecaa as
tha vlnninc member of tha atudant
body. It la said that thla Is tha first
tlma la II yaars that a non-fraternity
man has baen slactad as Junior prom
chairman.
Young- Handrlckaon has spent sereral
years In Canada and was a student st
tha Weeley coUeee, at Winnipeg, Man
itoba. This is his third year at tha
University of Wisconsin.
SACRAMENTO TAKES
convention of Jha National Woman'e
Suffrage aeeorlatloa today.
Tha rlllsene have lamad out In force
10 welcome them. Small beye herald
tbalr approach with. Twto, look Jimmy,
there's another one." Drivers decorate
I heir alaada with auffrage buttons. The
restaurants are advertising meals at
"equal" price. A-"auffrage oocktell
has sprung Into being. And before Or
lobar II. tha ctoee of the convention. It
la erpeeled that even tha butchers will
wear aprona. v
Kaettaa Aaaoelatton'e OraaVasl.
The preaeat gathering Is the greatest
la tae history of tba national aaaocla
tloa. Women from all parte of the
country have Journeyed at their awa
espenea ta bo preaent at Its dallbera
tlona, for two matters Of paramount tm
portajica to tha causa will soma before
tha delegates.
One of these will be a decision upon
wsys and meana to further tha fight
for. "equal lights" ta America a decla
im portance for no
Us than five state hsve passed the
suffrage bill and will submit ths ques
tion of equal auffrage to their rotors
In tha nest elections. ,
Tha other Is ths presence of Miss
Emetine Psnkhurst, head of tha mill-,
IIIMte fee IM cwaety, lwlil lie
leva., ataea. M iate aaa UrmM allay.
Thie repMt give stiaagih I IM e
I Mm 4 IhoM wM Mta Ma IM
ara IMI a Mr lrt4 sMsy sailae
ia M aMi raif r aad smh raieaj a
gnatpM of eva aa Jpaloie4 deaart
fhars,
The laial af saeaey. mim aad aa-
oMaia la im rair ara a4 fanb by
Ut. tMU M amowaliag I lllMl. lha
a a at Mr af boraee ul ssaUa at IITt.
with a value af Hll.lll. IM a urn her af
rente al III with a vetaa of 111.11;
IM aweabee at aheap aad gMle lt.Hl.
valued al III II.
Tha tanproveaieaiU lawa lota vahead
al l(.lt. ara pul al IITM; lha loa
preveroaatts la4 hot daMad al 11111
UiOK COUNTY
PUNS GOOD ROADS
Improvements and Machinery
I !! Ya9r fnT Pannla '
a4i i v mi wwi i bviw
$75,000.
84lor Jeff Deris of Afkaaaa. kt
ta on lis second honor moon.
(Saertel bt The Searaat I
Bay Clir. Or- Oct, 11. Ma ok aril a
lha value af ataaafsrturlag machinery I ilea u gala aa ta Ttllaaaeok aouaiy for
1,T; mercMediM a4 stack ra I good rwada. At tba mm time
talk la
liapleeaeaia, I tampered by a Matrorarsy balar waged
aaiomabllea. carrtagaa. eta. at lllLlv, I by ibe graagiM aad nm af tAa snoet
all of which eeuld ha BaaJtlpllad by 1 I procreaalva af lha earn ea ere ta slabs for
asd attU set snake a aiga per eapiiaiaa economical aspaaditar af Ua eotia
valuauoa aa I aapeatad la raeull from I y a money aad for tha saweu auttoa af
a chaasa la farming meinoaa. ' I roada ante ahw tKav m -
total vaiosttoa af tha sewaty Is plaeed I and wtu aarve Ua greater nam Mr af
at IMIMH.
tant suffragette faction of England and
tha poaalbllity that soma Important
chances msy.ba adopted In the Alherl
can flaht for equal auffrage through
tha eiDoaltlon she will give of the suc
cess of English suffragist matnooa.
Hitherto the women or tne tmiea
States have held aloof from the stren
uous metnods sdvocated by the disci
pies of Mrs. Psnkhurst. preferring to
conduct their campaigns wiin an ora.r.
llneaa that haa rivaled the political
campaigns of tHa great parties that go
before the voters. With five flbu
nn their hands In the nesr future.
however. It la thought that some change
may be made. .
Already the assembled delegates nave,
split Into factions on the qaeetloa of
English euffrsglat method, and today
many of IIiom preaent atatad that they
thought tba more spectacular method
of the Englishwomen would prove moat
erfectoue In dealing with tba coming
campaigns. This feeling seems ta have
been brought about by a raallsattoa
that aufragett speakers snd campaign
managers cannot' ba so divided aa to
cover the .whole five states In a thor
ough manner.
On the other hand a very strong body
la MaJnst any deviation from tba math
NO FRANCHISE FOR
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Eugene Council Withdraws Or
dinance Giving Rights to
Asset Company.
poople.
The eipeadltura last year by the
county for roads aad road aaahlaary
wm ITe.. of which I! MO wm apeat
for machinery. i""tve eomplemeat af
roeahloery owpx 4y Up ooanty ta m
large aa that of Multnomah oouoty. In
cluding tha city af Portland.
A bond 1mm Is aoriously eoastdered.
The people are watching Polk county
to m bow its bond Imu will turn
out. aad If It Is a ooooaM aaa wtu be
had her, tn all probability.
Work will ba otarted soon aa . U
completion of tha Keah-kaa-nla moan
tala Nad, which will connect with the
ho re road already built by. Clatsop
county Thla piece of road is pot only
a
BANK SOON READY
AT INDEPENDENCE
Wyoming Capital Combines
With Local Interests to
'Establish Institution.
(SparUl ( The JearaaL)
ladependeaca. Or.. OcL 11. An enter-
priM which Is certalq to promote the
oommlrclal IntereaU of ladenendenca
aad become a strong- factor ta tha devel
opment of tba city and tributary coun
try la tha banking enterprUe to ba m
Ubllsbsd her within a few weeks bv
J. J. Fenton of Oraybull. : Wyo, aad
local businaM men.
Mr. Panton hu baen In tha eltv for
two weeka formulating plans for the'
now enterprise. The detaila were com
puted lata yMterdar. A buUdlna will
ba erected at Mala aad B atraeta bv
A. I Sperling, the plans and specifics '
una,. A lata isw VI mwi m W oiui.iia.. eh, lh. . . . - .
moat difficult one to conrtruct from J.00- ?f u a m Vt- f,.1? 1 r
...i.uh.. .i.Ui.i vn . ,n- Jt . b two story structurs
... -- - I oovarlnr laa rui rm...
r Mr. m noadsi
Eugene, Or, Oct. II. After the people I traveled county road running from UenM. k.w
....l.-. mmA will. .. " irvniaga on
JZTa r"'?:r. I The aide and back walla wlU be
"-"TL. '":;rzLr;;:: i concrete Md ua front of
Tha approximate coat
agi- south line of tha county to tha northern ltwZZmtZt7, J.V. vrV.TIl,.
side of equal suffrage. Thla faction luted over the proapeetg of the city I part of Portland a thoroughfare will be I j , V.nton rlii k7 1ViV.
holds thst sny undue
militant would do mora harm
Ik. MMhl nll. A Ik. IIK. Ud th.t tnr tr...) will Ml 7' w,u " "C,,U,IU v ln"
isrm than good, era Paolflo -company aqua! rights oa hard t bwt anywhere In tha mubUT.Im Breaidaat and Mrrvrnton.Satn-?
Fifth strMt wltn. the Oregon Klectrlo I and for scMery will rtval U famous ,MMd,en1t wyomlngln b! caahler'
OSS OF SAWMILL
MAY BE 550.000
MORNNG
CONIES
CDnlted Piaaa Leaae Wire.)
Eacramento. Cal., Oct. 21. Sacramen
to won the morning game with Oakland,
The score: R. H. E,
Oakland 1
Sacramento 6 7
Flater and Tledemann were tha bat
tery for Oakland, snd Hunt and Price
acted for Bacramento. McUreevy um
' plred the game. - -
RILEY MURDER TRIAL
PROGRESSES SLOWLY
, ("weUl to Tba Journal.)
. Prlnevllle, Or., Oct. 21. Very little
progress was made today in the trial
of J. L. Riley, which began before Judge
. ; uraasnaw in tne circuit court Thursday,
i Attorney W. P. Meyers of this county
la conducting the defense. Mrs. Riley
- occupies a caair by her accused hus
band. Great interest is taken in the
n trial by the people of Crook county who
crowa me commodious court room.
Riley shot and killed Long after aa
exciting chaae from Opal City by auto,
June 1. Mrs. Riley was In company
with the murdered, man at the time of
tne murder. Long was a pugilist and
', had come to central Oregon from Port
: land and Spokane.
NIGHTWATCHMAN KILLED
BY ENGINE IN ALBANY
' (Bpedel ta T JouraU.I
Albany. Or., Oct.. 21. F. I. Haughton.
nlghtwatchman for, the Corvallis A
Eaatern railway at thla point, was .run
over by an engine in front of the
Southern ' Pacific rsssenger depot last
evening at ( :.- The ShMta limited
was coming in on the mala Una and
an engine was backing down tha track.
Haughton, not noticing thla engine, was
caught. . Hla right leg waa severed at
tha hip. He waa taken to the hospital,
where h . died thla morning. Mr.
Haughton leaves a wife. He waa a vet
eran of the 8 pan th-American war.
Chehalis Lumber Company to
Rebuild Plant Burned
at Littell.
(Special ta Tba JoaratL) "
' Centralis, Wash., Oct. 21. A disas
trous firs broke out at the plant of
the Chehalis Lumber company in Littel
about three -o'clock this morning, and
befors the progress of the flames had
been checked the sawmill division dock
and yards had been completely do
stroyed. Help was wired for both to
Centralis and Chehalis, but owing to
lack of water transportation facilities
It was Impossible to lend aid.
About 100 volunteer fighters with
buckets fought the conflagration, and
after five hours' terrific work, managed
to save the dry kilns, planing mill and
lnmber sheds. The total loss is esti
mated at $25,000 to $60,000, the greater
cart of which is. covered by Insurance,
W. W. Wheeler, of Des Moines, Iowa, Is
president of the company, and Benjamin
Moore la Ideal manager. Mr. Moore
states that the mill will rebuild at once.
MINER OF BOHEMIA
HAS DEADLY FIGHT
WITH BLACK BEAR
a (Special ta TM JoaraaL) e
4 Eugene,. Or., Oct. 21. Lee ,
d Whit mora, an old-tlma miner of
the Bohemia district, is lying at 0)
the point of death at a Cottage
d drove hospital aa the result of 4
a terilble encounter with a black o
d bear in the mountains east of e
e that place Thuraday afternoon.
e Whit more was In tne woods near e
d tha power plant of the Cham- e
d pi on mine, carrying his rifle, d
d when he suddenly encountered
d the bear which reared Jipon his e
hind feet and started for him.
d The man fired two shots into the e
d body of the bear and snapped ,
d his gun for a third shot, but the e
d magazine was empty. An instant d
d later man and bear were rolling e
d on the ground. Whltmore's e
d body and limbs were terribly lac- - 4
erated, the flesh being, literally ,
4 torn off In places. When he waa e
d found by his fellow workmen at
d . the mines, unconscious and near
d ly dead from .'oss of blood. The
e bear was found dead a few yards e
d away, one of the two bullets
d having struck a . vital spot, but
d Bruin had strength enough left
e to put up a hard fight.
STATE ILL BUILD
El
NED
HIGHWAYS
Railway company, and after aa urgent I trip to Crater lake. For miles thia road I r, i. ..i ,,., T ,r
requeat by Judge a H. Carey, eounael I will skirt the shore and for aavara) I t:r. . J wii .;;v? ... "
a k. rm a n - fP1lA .. A. I mIIm aawlll tk. .U.. Ik. .IA. .a IV. I ' - -"aa aaaaa .. all MB SB. I W
Ik! tV."- ''.. .:.k I v, " w i." mon stockholders, and will ba on
i,viiivi bmuii iiiit,. i ...i-..-n.fj uivanuin v mu uk"" i iha board Of dlreatora. Tha eanltal
ih. .,..ii i..i i.k .mi u...im, . im .k... tk. ..4 .ki.i. -tn 1 riT?0 capital
uv vwhmv,. m-v..m w wvv.vw v uvwwmMi. w u.v a I HMk la IA h. IHI IIAI
IT iv wiiuui .w iu, viuiuaiiw iiuiiuii invni a ill vwi iiuiiwu. Ti.w vi mil
an extension of tha Lane County Asset I ooeaa.
company's franchise on Fifth street,!
Governor West Plans to Use
Donations and Convicts in
Road Improvement.
(Special ta The Jbnraal.t
Salem, Or., Oct 21. Governor West
has decided to wait no longer for ths
Marlon county court to assist ths state
in improving the roads leading- out of
Salem to various state Institutions lo
cated near. W. L. Shlpton left last
night to bring to Salem the 40 mules,
which meant giving; the franchise to the
Southern Paclflo company, aa Us latter
will soon acquire Ue Aeet company's
holdings la Ula city and vicinity,
Tha refusal of the council to grant
this extension will probably have no
effect upon Us sal of Us Assst com-
nanva nronartv. aa tha Southern Pa-
clflo'a right of way agenta ssy they
need some of tha right of way already
obtained by the Asset company, ta be
used In construction of Ua Coos Bsy
lines.
iV
WOMAN
WITH
DOCTOR
Mr. Fenton returned ta Wyoming ri.
terday to make armngemeaU te move
hla family to ladependeno.
JUST BEFORE TRAGEDY
S. A. PERKINS TO HEAD
New Bank at Woodbum.
Wood burn. Or., Oct II. Tha Farm
ers and . Mechanics bank, organised
about five years ago by B. C. PriM A,
Sons, will soon pui Into history, but
will ba superseded by a much stroni
Institution, to bs known aa tha Security ,
State Bank of Woodburn, with a cap
ital Af IfX.Onn ' Tha n.w H.nV will
fCalted Praa IwmI Wlra.1 1 hT." " ... . o", T t,T "'
San Francisco, Oct 3L InvesUgatlon ,0 of Portland, vlce-prestdant of Ue'
Aaa. IVa J 4 k A 0 S TJ TOTa f Iai ka M H I ai. . '. . i.
ocanainavian American oanK, who will
take active management Tha cashier
will ba N. A. Hufford, with Fred Dose,
Into ths death of N. B. Walton began
hers today, with a search for Ua mys
tsrious woman patient who fit la Dr.
WAHIrMriTflW RfJAD MEM A- Wright's offloe.juat previous to pvid CTark taad John Dtnwoodl as
WAoniliUIUli nUMUO mClH ... ,,,.,,.-..-. vntai dlreotors. Tha new bank, will oooupy
Fi
OWLER
STOPPED
m
wXm
WND DELAYS
HI
. B.
HLES DIVORCE SUIT
loast-to-Coast Aviator Is at
Riverside; Robinson Es
tablishes Record.
(United Fra
Pasadena, Cal..
Leued Wire.)
Oct 21. His
An
grass retarded by a stiff eaat wtnd caused by her Inebands "easy going-
Aviator Robert O. Fowler waa com-1 oiapoaiiren ana love or gooa times. By
pelled te land st Riverside shortly be-BOm u through't thatt professional
rot-a i o'clock this afternoon.. Haytnada I JsalQjiay had something to do with the
a saf e descent and immediately went I estrangement, as ootn are writers,
to a hotel for luncheon. He said he I ' 1 1
would resume his flight to Yuma today j Marriage for Housekeepers Only,
if tha wind ceased,' . . . - I rUnlted Pran Leaaad Wlre.l
Mrs, Thomas FOWler, the blrdman'a.l . New. Haven, Cowl. Oct. 11. Mirrtui
motner, oeparxea mx.ii:o oeioca rori privileges may soon he accorded only
Tuma. where she expects to ba Joined I to qualified housekeepers, according to
by her son tonight '-J- ; I Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers, wife of the
. taean or tne xaie school of law. Ad-
Rook ' Island, 111-, Oct' 2L Aviator I drassinT Ue Federation of Women'a
Hugh Robinson haa established a new I dubs here, aha deplored tha nreaent
aeroplane- reeora. it ia announced -to-1 ooienoraung or nome lire.
day, "y flying for a diatance of 171
(Ualted Pre Leaied Wlra.1
Indianapolis. Oct. 21. Mrs. Newton
Booth Tarklngton, wife or the dramatist
and novelist, today filed proceedings
here for divorce, alleging extreme
cruelty. Bhe-asks for the. custody of
their five yeaf Old daughter but makes
no plea for alimony. Mrs. Tarkington
Mys she left Ker husband last July. It
is reported that tba separation
' (Special to Tba Joarn.L)
Wenatchee, Waah., Oct, 21. Govern-
with barhess, which have been loaned to or Hay on hla arrival here today to ad-
Governor West by Porter brothers. I dress the Good Roads convention said bs
Beall A Co., of Portland, will loan thai could not decide Immediately whether he
state a new rock crusher, and with this would call an extra session of ths legls-
lwM that .lh. mta tm Inp-l.h .11 1.W I . . i .!, i ..... 1 investigation. .-fc
and that the county .furnish wagons do in netitions circulating amona the L i"0" od.y. w"-.p'eji !'B
or,.dt,UVn,I rr But hv,n convention delegates. "We will hava to "j" i" ? -S ""J yJ ' rW'a- WA lVTh
L i? "f"? ? U how big the petition 1. first." Mid hc'Bb;d TJ n -ShtaS B?w
. .vov uu ma wui Wj u. aons u.v ambiiTUOUalV
what Connection sh. could hsve bmi I J huildlng vacated by tha retlrtn In-
.lih lha anvarllalnar man 'a death la kent " w.ii ibo wm otob an tne
secret J I business of tha old concern.
E. Walton-and 1. M. Walton, broth-
VLJLJStKS 23 30 ENTRIES IN FIRST
IVIM Maw veaaj w aaviau at, as ""J vv aav mvi . . . . . - ,
thertheory of foul play and began tha LYLE. WN.. APPLE SHOW
(Bpadal to Tba Journal.! :,
Lyle, Wash Oct, 2;. Tha first Lyis
with vr
an ..iIaMa. V. H! W.Jfnn aava ha ha. w rowara an
must ha nhtn.innd mnA mm,,, 1 "w "ws"" 4" nvM nis protner was ' ma victim . or a I """' " exniDIllon.
be gotten to defray necessary ei- irom imiiv commmaa or tns p,ot He withholds his reasons for the The Judge of the day lsJ. R. Shepard
penses. such a. cost of powder, etc. The "ITZ vahJTLuJZ; eon"non- H Sundale.
satcm Board or Trade and business men I V" .' ' I
Independently of the county. A traction
engine must
must
of Salem hav promlaed to aid. It has Quarrel tnat was causea oy me move-
been ' urged upon the Marion coiwtr mlM w BO "r " T""
court and upon Salem that this com-lt,on of ood roads, : wnicn Kegtey op-
muni ty owes the state good roada to the I Poes.
institutions located here. Besides theaa i The Oood Roads association today
PHILOMATH BANK IS
roads are main arteries leading out of
Salem into rural districts. Convicts
will, be taken to superintend the work.
as there is no money to employ free
labor. The first road will be to the
asylum farm and the tubercular sanitarium.-,
. '. . . . .
UNKNOWN THREATENS ;
- TAFrS ASSASSINATION
f raited Free Uih4 Wln.J -
fft.?Faul. Minn., OcL 2L The author
itiea at Aberdeen, S. D have received
a tip that an unknown man ther has
threatened t - aasMainate P resident
Taft when he arrive -at Aberdeen on
Monday. Secret Service Operative XI o
fnH haa been rvshe to Aberdeen to
lavti 'jata - ' ..I
mile with a load of 10 pounds ofl
mail matter. - Robinson Is flying front
Minneapolis to New Orleans by hydro-1
Preston Declines FalrchikTa Jobw
f flnltatl rim aw
Olympia. Waah, Oct. 21. in a letter
plana and making- hla landlnra on Ue I te Governor Hav. Attornev Hamid t,
river. He will remain here for repairs ton declined the appointment aa eh.ir.
I roan of the puMle wervlre rommlenlon,
tendered him by. the rovernor ta tue.
leA U Ut U. A. JTaUA .
to bis machine until Monday.
Journal want ads fcrinf resulla.
NEW HOTEL AV0RS
HOME MADE PRODUCTS
The Multnomah Hotel Co.. . thronah
its president, , Phil Gevurtx, has given
BUDatanuai recognition to the "Made In
Oregon" movement being conducted by
the 'Manufacturers'- . association, by
awaraing tne contract ror a largo por
tion of the furniture which-la to go
into the new Multnomah hotel to the
uoernDecner Manufacturing company
of this city. This contract will approx
imate stv.uue. v-. - 7 'w.'
The contract for the furniture for the
Multnomah hotel had practically been
let to an eastern furniturei manufac
turer wnen tne Manufacturers' assocla
uon took up the matter with Phti
GevurU, requesting that he give deep
consideration to the - product of tha
iocri .xurniiure manuiMturera befAra
nnauy closing tne contract with aav
eaatern factory. Various arguments
were advanced by Ue Manufacturer.'
association. It was pointed put to him
that ths "Made In Oregon" movement
was deservtn- of the rreateat aupport
that It was possible for local retallera
to give to Oregon manufacturera. a a
Argument whlclucaysed Mr. Qevurtz to
FToprn me suoject r rurnitura foe ih.
elected the following officers: S. A.
Perkins, Tacoma, president; P. Hartman,
Seattle, vice, president; W. F. Clark, We
natchee. second vice, president; l. l.
Bush. Paclflo, third vice president; W. I
F.' Marple, North Taklma, fourth vice
president; . D. B. Hlllop, . Klickitat h
LIKELY TO RECOVER
. .uuuunjf vioe preaiaent or
the Oregoii State Horticultural society.
The entire exhllbtlon will be ' sent to
Portland tntaot where It will ba exhib
ited at the Oregon apple show to be held
in tha Teon building- next month.
The contest waa held under tha direc
tion of ' the Lyla Commercial club,
which has now over 60 members. The !
new exhibit booth' erected by Ua club,
at the depot grounds at Lyle was dedi
cated at noon today with appropriate re
marks. Many Portland people attended
(Special ta Tba JoarnaLt "
rinrv.11 la nr.. Opr. 11. Ranlc Knm
7"iia?r;,S-T, ,a .ha7.a ih- th exhibition and war. amazed at Ue
North TBklma. trcMurer. ; . f ; First State bank of Philomath, actlnf ?"!1?. iLt,W.lnt?
Tacoma was selected as ; ths next for the state superintendent of banks.l"'"' .'W.l 4uu.
m..iin fn, tha OooA KnmAm I , Aa vat tt la imnoaaibla to learn of- B a non-irnai iruil producing eee-
conventlon by th delegate here this flclally the condition of affaire at the jt,on. " ' ' - " '
I . . . a a . .. a . a a j I .-- ri' Vi ah 'Airarn aaei n AAm aat laa . SI,., aaw
Cioseu Dana, out tna ajenerau impresaiuni ; - " wuusvuin vnv nw
aeems to ba that affairs ara fully as I portion or the. town witn the older part
good as first reported. -y t lis now under oonstrnctlon arid everyone
It Is reported here that the Noon I predicts great progress within the next I
Lumber company made a transfer of Isix months. Several hundred acres hare
aftraoonV
CACHE OF OPIUM HIDDEN
PERHAPS 25 YEARS FOUND
'" " (Special to The Janrssll
1 Port Townsend, Wash., Oct 21 A
relic of pioneer opium smuggling days
came to light yesterday afternoon when
El Olson was clearing land between
Port Townsend and Port Discovery and aaemed doubtful
aiaaaalVa aa JM1k . ST Vit1 Wn rs.laaaat ak I"
UIIOI VUVU JV"V4w - w Viiuiii raiHBU L ' ' 1 ' aMBaMaaPaaiaaaBBBaMaBwaaajBaMaaaanaHaa-M
round in a stump ana wera ao oaaiv
rusted that they fell to pieces when
handled and the five tael tlna dropped
out. The find waa reported to the eua. I 'ifloaHal ta Tbe JaaraiiLl
torn officials, who took chares of Ua I Sookane. wssn, ucu .i. , uruno
opium. . -i -.. cmUmI wm ratauy injurea wnen, witn
rn. Mntiifn . la H.l f vl Ia h.v..k. I ihv.a Aihar workmen, ha waa hnrled
cached mora than twenty yitri ago, from a rapidly moving dirt train on tbe
when a fleet or sloops were operated I traction companya atreet canine at
between the eound and Victoria, bring- j oTclock thla morning. The men were
ing In contraband from the British Co-1 thrown to the pavement when a flat
lumbla city by making (he run at night ! car they were riding struck a curve.
And landing the opium near thla city. 'Costanat sustained' a- fractured, skull.
. - Dsvld Lee a compound rracture or the
Journal want ads bring resultst 'arm, and the others wars badly bruised.
property In Portland Thursday that will I been set out during the past year to apV I
furnish it with ready cash to meet Its pies, and it is expected that a stlllS
obligations with the bank, which - are i,r..r .rre.ra win bat nlanta,! n.vt -
Mia to amount to aouui io,uu. . I son.
All loans except mat or tne rnuo-
matn creamery,' are consiaerea . arooa. i . .. . j. ..
ThA lnana to tha creamarr eomnanv are! VOCton exonerate reiiOW M. D.
iDLstrvriaia a. net anyiiraaai 1.
Eugene. Or.. Oct 21F. M. Psy,' B,
Bartle and William KuydendalL ICurene
mi ir-ai rr III rllirnwrn I aocior., ura a aiaiement aay-
VVnCit inHIW OVVCnVCO ing In part that they "made a complete
and tnorougn postmortem examination
of Samuel M. DouglM and find that the
cause of death was acute cardiac dill
Ution.". - v - . - ;
Douglas waa the man who nued a.
local physician for malpractice, follow-,
ing Ue lose of one eye after aa opera
tion. Before Ue cast came to trial he
died and tba postmortem of the doctors
was maTe'Vitlvthe view of clearing rha
professional reputation . of the sued
practitioner, the case against whom was
dismissed. -