THE OKt'OOM DA I L VI JQVUHAU POKTtAKD. TUWDAY LV NO. KOVEii.it it R UJI
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REBELS OOlOLy
SIROLLIHTO Ar.TOY:
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Curl::t Leaves Hart)Cf With
F1J3 cf Crpc and 1000
firkeJjticrJsts Wath ln!a
Pod Shcps kit Opened.
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' i aakrA AaAra wWtbar. If W W4 oar4
' i all af tha arldanca ul fca autl W4 a
i ! dasbt af tt ruilt af tba lifi4l, al
; t hours IW aibar It bb wara aon-
.1 vinead af fcla cuUt, W will rafwa la
vata la eoarlct maralr to raack aa
. .: unmmbL Aadra raDllad:
"If I WUavaa I ww rim ytrm wwcua
ft4 ma at tha aarea pUoa, I raaaa."
Waaa DaTta uM for aa la&orauoa
O'NEILL TO REPRESENT
STATES AT UNO SHOW
l. It CKatL iravallav aaaaaaa aal
for IW U..W. M. a K. mmpmMT. Ut
far Catra tai avaraiac la rnaal
IW aiaiaa af Oram a4 WaWtatiaa
I IW aiMwtalar Ua4 aWw. wttr
taw a iw CaUaMBi iWra Kaa Wr
Ik Mr. trSmiU lao wlia klai I Lit
pcaa af UkMaiara aa Oraa a4
Waaataiiaaf for aiatrtWUw la wraow
lalara4 la Ikla av(ia.
i. n. Lrruifwa4l am iwiara aa Ora
foa aw HaBiAiaa aa4 la aiuirtHa
wtih ala lcir wit) W aWwa Hum-
awda af foal af awvlac aariura filou
aMlitf aaaata at IW portlaaa Raw
raatlvai. IW IXmIMm KouW-ap, aa4
l aaJata Uraalack fair. TWw la-
taraa. II la Wllrwd, wilt araaw tra
ataadaaa tntarrat.
iu ww wara aa IW ara.
fraja af lai amrajfca-'a 1 1 m r aa wata
A. taiteli af atata fraa. fc
Wa aa rlra raava far tu.'
tf, t K fiakaftaa, la aWrta ar IW
warxt-IUU la.a.Piiw awlaaaal af
IW aaiM tWaatrr. aaa t r. tawla
z:'L?r;zu v.'..Tw r, zlZL?k c"
iwi aa laaiuaa awi4 a aWa, ,)...,.., M ,k
w W ww . W.I. 1 1 a U-a I -raraav Ml will W4 W all
lairaj af iw ra fir
W Wta WW laaaltr iUaiUwi, It
Waaaar. aa.aa aay taiiaiaanalaa
tWaw avaaiaatiaf iw tWrataa a,
tHlawa Laata ItaacJul.
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hi rvaArlank, Ka. 1 1 ArllU
Ma. iw Caiifaraia atar. Wa tn
IW L flMilwn Waalla4 W tdal
Iwa aaai W aaafla.aaaal aa4 twa at
aw ayrn,a, t u aU far ftaaa W
a a wU iwa,
1 ini I wa14 fJ W aa4
MwiWr. -1 k-a-4 w law wwl4 ra
aatw ar wwa. TW WiUa ara kaW
a far aaa aa IWrT I M W Aarwa.
aa4 ru wrr W a.L"
Ouaf af t-aUra ww Iwraa4 liirwfa
LW JWaa awrr abafa Maalkaf
WW iM aallflW IW rwvuw w'
MaalWf aw Ukaral wtia aJa aiUa4
ta tt aw wt4 laaar Ika Wal
wkan W Ua4 IWI W fraaaaallr
rriaaaa aaiia af rleiklac. NM. I Mra. OlUa rlaar. a4 rrara. Taafa la aa aa4 la aa WlalaW ky
Wlrta. WWkarraltfa aW rartaw aril-' mh (uit to Dra at IU OU4aaa kiiUif Iba , IHtla flowa la 'wU
cl.a af warta wparaL Ma wa asVMV irrfi taal aWlbl at I kU Ik Ha pUew ar aJloa4 all IW
rawnlaaaar ar mt aw wi .w aUm airaa k Palralakta I cUwr
VOMAN BELIEVED 10 GATENS TELLS POUCE
BE If Y PICKPOCKET TO WATCH "BIG" CAFES
EAST SIDERS APPEAL
FOR NEWAUDFTORIUM
"Ilatp na ta drlra aat prlrllaca and
I aqua lit opportunity." la tha appaal mada
of thl aarwar tha alala objoetad aad rr JtahUht tbU morning la a
Judjt Bordwall aaatalnad tba objection. I oommunlcaUoB frota tha Eaat Bid Bua-
aaylnr: linaaa afaa'a ciua, advaraimt ta mk-
"Ut. Parla. trta oourt imr aaara a uoa af tha propoaad new publlo anm-
nor eomplata and fair aaawar t a torliun oa tba aaat aid. '
"j " turn vammummavm aiaiva inni nw
, ;l JTadx WamU Karry Oaaa. aiu at Morrlaon aad Twantlath atraaia
It ww alala throurhoat tba aaar i advoealad cr torn aadltorium aathuai-
roomlnr prooaadlnga that Jodr Bord I aata would not aarva tha arralaat nom-
well ww daalroua of hurry In tha caw bar af paopla and that tha auditorium
alon and la nur Inataaoaa tha ab-lmlcht w wall pa built la tha Tnalattn
Jactlona af tba dlatiiot attornay andlrallcy at oa tba alia namrd. .
tha court a nilinaa auatainirvr uim i "Vara mo nay oa a ait by locating ma
war promnlgatad bafora tha attornaya I building on tha aaat aid,1 raada tha
for tha dafenw bad oamplatod tba llattar, "and an additional bond laaua will
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oaaa tm mtm mm- - . . - . .... I t..A. . . i .Vi.
af tlaimalatar a T air, ak av iwtf ai iaa -mm imr w iv aw
aad aea4 af Wring I laaraing in paaaing aaaa laa
ky WlUiaaa Aadraaai
Aadnaaa. law.Ur.
takaa froaa twir atock.
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not ba aaocaalutad. Tha cantrr of pop
ulation ta naw on tha awt alda and In
20 year from now tba bualnew center
will ba nera alaa inateaa or -roniana
on th Wlllametta It will be "Portland
on tN -OoJumhla' It la th duty of
tba Dreeent ganaraUun vo l3k ahoad
and nrovld for th future.
Mayor Ruahllght, to whom th city
council hu delegated th taak of nego
tiating for th purchaa of the nroea
aary land on which to complete th Ter
wllllrer boulevard from th head of
Slith atreet to, tha northern extremity
of th partially conatructed parkway at
Marguam gulch, will make a trip of In
apectlon over th ground tomorrow.
Owner of th atrip dealrod by th
city have beon holding th property at
rtrnwi hut it la honod that
FOR "WESTVILLE" ' CAMP they will rduea their demand ao that
run llL.fc UMIIir . t .coulra tha land without
Salem. Or, Nor. ll.-Oovernor Waat " t0 nt condemnation pro-
left early this morning for Weatvlll
MMa Va J VA will aa I
UVUVr -aJjy, IUi Af Vae7W AIV WIM -. m 0 0 m I
XJ!-'Z. L-w'J.bsrv: MEMBERS OF BAR ASSN.
out of Medford.
auatlon.
When tha luncheon
dered Darrow ww lntarro rating O. IT.
Elliott, 7. a retired gardenar.
DEEP SNOWS IN ROCKIES
MAKE MANY TRAINS LATE
(nntt4 Pm Uud Wlr-
. Eeattla, Waah Nov. 14. -Train ar
till running lata becaua of tha deep
now In tha Rocky mountain. North
era Pacific, Great Northern and Can
adian Paclflo train ar affected, run
nlng between alx and 11 hour lata.
A oa war rofcWd af aavaral cheat ara
laatora, aarWa r aad book, aaa
ral antcia fro-a a I aad 1 eaat a lor
war faaad la tba aaaa a roe.
ENGRAVERS PERFECT
NEW ORGANIZATION
After having parfaeted their arganl
aaUoa tha dalagalaa ta tha new Phot
En-revere aaaodatloai ar thl aXtr-
aooa njo-lng a sight aaelng tour af tha
elly. Tonight thy wilt be antartalnad
at a banquet at tha Carlton hotel.
Laat alght th dejegatea aad their
wive formed a theatra party at tha
H.Ulg theatre following aa election of
offlctra. Th newly chosen offlear
ar: C R. A da ma. Mattl. preeldtnt;
A, McDannott. Spokane, flrat vie
presidents William J. Koch, Portland,
second lo president; Frank E. An
drew. Portland, secratary and trew
urar.
Intareattog addreaae wera mad ye
terday aftarnooa by vaiioua delagatea
Today Beneca C. Beach addressed th
convention on Th Relation of th
Printer and Engraver." George Russell
Reed Jr. of Ban Francisco read a paper
on "Observation" and Wealey H. Chat
ten ot U.
havtag beaa Irentk atrvat.
Jlaalley Bra. I picked bar porket
t LiienMWlf' I braugbt agalwt R. B. POaMror. praarl-
etar af th Taaawaiar caf al Weal Park
aad MoniMI atraeta. for aalllag liquor
without a cnaaX Tba Judg diaaalaaad
IW ew after aaadlng word to lb po
lla daoartsaaal ta ult picking aaaa th
little alo aaaa, and ga after tha big
departmeat alora, II la ballevad by the
wile that I her Kv th wotaaa who
robbaa Mr. O. IX. Plthtaa of aervraj
band red dollar worth af )awl al
IW Uebw fur tar; robbed Mr. W.
M. Oateea. wife af Jadga Oalw. af
awral Jewel la lb Mlr A Frank
a tor a. and wha picked tW pocheta af a
mw al tba Cllpay mlth rTtvai maet
lag. '
Th caw agalnet th Palmar woraaa
la tha Couey raw ama ta ba wca
Tha Loovr. Ifefbrao. Ortgoa. Port
Iwd aad athar grill rooma patraalaad by
tha heavy spend era vlolata tha ardl
aww w well w th Utile Turn water."
aid tW Judg. -It th little place la
w ru4 we M alw WlU IW r"4
IWruf aaiu la twvwwvuk It aw
at aw af IW tvi.f aealr af IW
1N nl af tMwwaavllia. Ita ww
aruia af "" t a-w4 Ch
ruaaai, ta tw t-Mngw rttar aajawa
WeJaet IW IWtaw a4 W se4er4
Nl Jalr . 11 A
Mra flaaaly atad to k-awavl!la.
Jaw 11 lilt, at eixk luw W
livad wit ai tMMfM aad gvaaA-auw
araa, al iw ar.i iuw aaakvw b
Waaa VII ate Velr Ma a. C
CWUy M HI f kO I4 nta
kaa-paiaad. wtorfa W a to ilia
Mr. Btakalr aad aia akUUraa Wta I
a tml fwtar to IW WJUiaaT P f
etrewMvUt.
rvaia all arwraa OrWta
Plakaly ku gial a aaaa af pa lag IW
tMia asiiaaaal ta Ufa
FREIGHT HANDLER
ASKS SIOiOOOFOR TOE
Paler renewal fanarr freight baad
Ur tor IW OuW. R. A N, viuw aw
iimII laa at II bat I a4 wllUat
la aall aay mar al IWI prtca, TW iw
far whk-a be waal pa? ww lakan by
tW railroad raanpaay ialy X. and tre
asure! tartad suit yaalarday aaaralag la
IW rirealt roart la rawvar th ao-Airi
staled. Tb frigh handler waa WW
ling a wfa weighing two tow la tha
fralgblhww w Ite day af I he ccldat
Tw tarn wer aaalattng him. Tb mw
war aaabl t bold th safe aad tt
rolled ever oa Doraural'e taa, which waa
pinched off aa tf It wera paper.
(two-! ri) lam.nl t
AaM-r. in, am. it ..r ir
km t . fa i'l 1
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iw uim na iw r4 r iw a- .
Vii. I Irt ie avaJHAed .t: la
IW em! n. iw m.Um af IW '
r-43 aw rWM a4 4 far af t
Maw ., ... a ft tw fa-f -' a
IW 4aw wd
ImmM, 14 W a IWar
I W)f imU4
li . wa4 t.iaar ir
Afavliat aA. ia ia II la aUaaW
W a iu-i itw if uad
l aw. tm. iw wwi Waat-aid
w my IW 44-a aui law Wtwia
af iw ftw ia aiua l-e aaita
le-l la Iwi W ' awafvawl Ikal
IW tuawrtaUaia atU aa-w W far a
. w II la fca a a iar f.Wa
' ! a4 ikatr aaaa af rt4aaua
U Ihatr galWilag . Of fr4 wd
aataikaiilMa aw etaW-a.
IJalaiiM af Uaaeeal 14 Tare tt.
faaulit af Ik rvvflalfc-eary fare.,
rrtvad Ww IWay la awe Wa flag
fuf, aaM4arr f the faratga rrlr af
IW taaaleaad fwttla aad Iwarr
Olaaaa -atatalar ta IW I'allad lalw
Sea Tal Aaa. Ika taW l-w.
ally -a-na4 la Ww Waa ta tw V I
I'tllttd lalaa. I aasanw I W pcaatal f
rwiaa a wivaaal Wraaa far IW
ararlaJ-a.4 raaabll.
Manial Ut aw aaaa aaaiarad at Caa
laa. riaOWr ckUfa ara pra-tamny la
irar ar iw ny aad Hraiw Ml
arigaWa Wa Ww raaW inaeasa.
DavUrarkHi of Aaloaooiy.
ll rw lan'l aw
Mabaw, Maacharta. Mav .ator.
ail af aataaaaty far Mwrbaru bw
ba awd by lb aaaaetaitaa far IW
preaarvairw af paaca bera. Qaaaral
Cat fxb-Heua, IW vtearay. waa lar.
ad rwl4eat, llrigadler raraawaaVr
ang Chea, aad a-akrr af IW Ana-ablr
wa Tua LJa wra eianw ia araai
deal.
Famrr Ak Foar Wrrka f-oaraa.
tralta Pv-ae Im4 k
Payallua. Waalu Nov. .14 raltowtng
IW ewaipl af i w fanaar la IW ayatan
Wrfcood af tha alala sgrlcaltaral echoel
al Pallmaa. farvnar bar aaat l ar
rwga a four wacks aauraa la sgrtrul
lara at lb tt eiperlnainul atatloa
her. '
Plata, for Mr. Couey claim t have I guilty, tha big oaaa era. too. and ehauld 1
baerr robbed of Just 11.14. aad tha ax
act chanra. la tha same ptecw af money
ww found ta Mr. Palmar e paraa whan
aha waa e .arched at dataetlve haadquar
tars. Thla morning Mra. Couay algnad
a larceny complaint against Mr. Pal
mar.
Mr. Couay alaa haa wltntaaa from
tha Ltpman-Wolfa etor ta tha effect
IWt. Mr. Palmer followed her around
Iba store for over an hour. Th oaw
will com up for trial later la tha week
be for Judge TaawelL
ROSE SHOW DATES FOR
NEXT YEAR SELECTED JbII mnS 0'
har baaa arreeted. It looks w If tha
potlc department wera afraid of tha I
big one. Tou bring all of them Into
court that ara violating th law, aad I J
will fin each ana of them. Iter w !
nave a roan wnv hi ui wu mmim lima
nd again by tba police, while a large
grlU room within a block I allowed
to do th wm thing galnat which th
potlc complain, nd nothing 1 don to
th big plaoaa."
Th Turn water grill room ww under
fir from tb police for aeveral months,
and many arrests wera mad at that
place. Th caa before Judge Oaten of
th circuit court thl morning wa
Th annual res show will- be held
June II. II and II, during th Roae
Festival week of 1112, according to a
decision of th Portland Rosarlans at
a meeting last night. Plana for th
different exhibitions which war to
have been acted on Iwt night wer
IllcbChatlea company postponed to be considered at a meet-
Th police department contended a meal
should have been served with th
drink.
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STORY OF WONDERFUL
TIMBER GROWTH TOLD
l GOVERNOR WEST LEAVES
TO ATTEND FUNERAL
DO YOU REPAIR
UMBRELLAS?
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This
!v Question
is occasionally asked by," those.
unacquainted with
Lennon's
Modern Um
brella Repair
v Hospital
We maintain a fully equipped
UmbrelU X repair department
right ill' our own store. Impair
ing at most, reasonable prices.
Ribs 25 new rods 50. ' ?
Umbrellas Recovered in guaran
teed materials . ')H-:
f 100 to f 5.00 , -We
guarantee all our work. '
Le noon's reputation behind
every repair job, no matter how
email a job. - . ,; ' "
Tha funeral of Harry E. Northup.
tha Portland attorney who aiea . last
Wednesday night at Tucson, Arit, will
be held at 1:10 tomorrow afternoon
from Holman' chapel. The member
of th P9rtland Bar association will at
tend the funeral. The commuiea ap
pointed by Judge Oaten to make ar
rangements for tha member 1 aa fol
lows: Charles J. Schnabel, Clarence H.
Otlbert, W. D. Fenton. A, King Wilson
and Earl C. Bronaugh.
Tha veteran members of Company I,
First regiment, Oregon National Guards,
will attend the services In a body. All
members are requested to be present.
Judae 1L i E Northup and Mrs.
Northun. parents of the young lawyer.
arrived last evening on tb Shasta lim
ited with th remeins.
SEVERELY BEATEN, THEN
ROBBED OF $35, WATCH
Th atorr of tha arowth af th wnn
talked on Tha Needa of tha Photo Kn-! Jn" esecutlve committee soma aerful timber of tha Oregon coaat coun
m-.m, f Tll.a ftF Whlflh fOllOW.d ' Um IH JSnUSry. I ... Mm ..MJIIm. .l I.
m t.v.wi iviu b 11 v vuiirni Hum1
bar of th -American Lumberman, Chi
were eascntlal to th
-n.r.l dlaouaakna for th aood and! Lt nlrht s progrsm oonsisted of the
welfare of nhoto anrrravsrs In general. I reading of aeveral Interesting papers on
It.l...... h. rirat .nnn.l rnn. SUbJCCtS Which
vontlon of th photo .ngraver ar In ! roegrowera W. K. SherbrooW paper
attendance from Seattle. Spokane. San "rn tn? nniber of th aoolety who
Franclaco. Tacoma, Vancouver and Vic- nd Pr nc - "rrowlng roses to use
tori. They are especially well pleased
with the treatment accorded them by
theulocal engraver. The member of
the entertainment committee ara Lucius
J. Hick, Ferdinand H. Schoen and A.
G. Finch, representing, respectively,
Hlcks-Chatten Engraving company,
Beaver Engraving company and th
Oregon Engraving company.
Th association starts with a strong
membership and conventions will be
held yearly in the various cities of th
northweat.
FIX DATE FOR HASSING
SENTENCE THURSDAY
-William Jan Hassing, who ha been
convicted of the first degree murder of
his wife, was brought before Judg
Kavanaugh of the . circuit court this
morning to. have a time set for passing
the death sentence upon him. The date
Will be fixed Thursday morning.
Deputy District Attorney' Page asked
the court to set a date as early as po
slble upon which to determine the exe
cution day. Hasatng appeared -uncon
cerned and maintained the same stoical
manner which he carried throughout the
trial. He has been ' confined at the
Kelly Butte rockplle the last few
months, but will .be held In the county
jail until taken to Salem. , The 1 crime
for which ba haa been convicted wa
that ot shooting bis wire-last Thanks
giving evening. .- He pleaded Insanity,
- I rpltA an'r iA-nA 11 at 1 rmA tha In wn
Beaten until he coujd hardly see and I ... -ntv
robbed of all his money, amounting toj.
135 and: a gold watch valued at . iia.
Joe Saboode found Patrolman Nlles at
Fourth and Davis streets at an early
hour this morning and told him of the
encounter he had Just had with two
men. His eyes were swollen shut and
his face waa bleeding from several lacerations.-
Sabopde, who had been
drinking, wa locked up in th city
jail until ha was able to tell his story.
Detectives were assigned to tha case.
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309 MORRISON
Opposite Pottoffice
Malheur Tax Roll, $9,012,105.
fttoerla! to Th. Jrniro-I. I
Vale. Or.. Nov. 14. The summary: of
tha assessment roll of Malheur county
for 1911 ' shows a total - valuation of
19.612.105, a gain of K97.S56 over the
assessment roll of 1910, which amount
ed to 1 1,914.750. . Malheur county In
this report - shows quite a loss In the
number of sheep and cattle. Tha aum-
rnanr iS'ln part as follows: v Acrew of
cultivated land. IS.604, value 12.117,865;
acre - Of ' uncultivated' land, 1S2.292,
value" lt.0ll.126; acre non-tillable
land. S29.43S, value-161.106; . horaea,
9911; mules. SS2; cattle. 17.076; swine.
toil; sheep, . 212.602; be hives, 1621;
dogs, 639. ,.; . " -
All cars Issue transfers to Oaks' Rink.
MRS. A. CARSE, WIDOW -OF
J. H. CARSE, DIES
Mrs. Alios Carae, widow of tha 1st
J. H. Carse, died at the family : resi
dence, 24 East Sixth street, yesterday
afternoon. '. Mrs. Carse Is survived by
three children, H. 1 Powers, a son by
a former marriage, Ray IS,. Carse and
Miss Agnes E. Carse, all residents of
Portland, . and the ' folloalng step-chil
dren: Mra Robert Thompson and Mrs,
Edith Baugher of Oakland, Cal., E. H.,
R. L. and E. E. Cars of Portland, and
J. W. Cars of Carleton, Or. Funeral
arrangements will ba announced - later.
cago, devoted to th Interest of th
lumber Industry In all It branches.
The article ta mora particularly de
scriptive of the immense logging and
lumber manufacturing plants of th C:
A. Smith Lumber A Manufacturing com
pany at Marshfield, Coos Bay. but at the
sam time I a wonderful exploitation of
the lumber resource of tb state,
Th article, covering exactly. 100
psgea. Is profusely illustrated ' with
photographs, showing the magnificent
old growth fir timber In the Coos Bay
districts, a well aa gigantic cedar of
toe red and Port Orford varieties, and
also panoramic views of the moun
tainous country densely covered with
forests representing million upon mil
lions in natural wealth. Some pictures
show tq stand of timber so dens that
it i barely possible" to walk between
tree measuring seven or eight feet In
altimeter.
Port Orford or white cedar logs are
shown that wer felled nearly 60 year
ago and left on the ground, yet . when
cut into with an ax found in perfect
preservation. It is said to be a fact
that no decayed ' timber of thl va
riety wa ever found. One photograph
snows a spruce log u reet in diameter.
PECULIARITIES OF EDITOR NEWLY APPOINTED
DETECTIVE RESIGNS
wi.1l' tFiAtirn T Af I et-aW A M '
editorial writer In the employ of S. R LJrlST
Axtell on,the Lodl Sentinel, waa on Polntd n-embers 6f the Port and police
the atand at th. opening of tod'. TJ.
session of th Axtell murder trial. , Ax-
every influence to promote Interest
among th small ros growers; to cul
tivate th better qualities of rose and
to exhibit them in th. coming ahow,
wa listened to with much enthuslaam.
F. V. Holman read a paper on how to
prevent mildew In roses by destroying
the decaying leaves, and W. S. Slbson
told of the essential qualities of a true
exhibition rose and gave a list of the
best varieties, which could be used in
an exhibition.
Dr. S. 8. Sujllger of .Vancouver,
Wash,, cited several experiences he had
with .the growing of 10 new varieties of
roses. . Alfred Tucker, secretary of the
Portland Rose society, read a paper on
the vhlue of chemical fertiliser and
W. E. Ladd told of some of tha more
common . pests which destroyed 1 roses
and the remedies which could be used.
Nearly, 160 prominent rose grower
of Portland were present at th meet
ing, over Which Mra. A. C. Pantori pre
sided. ,
The Standard Leavening
Agent of the World
Contains all the excellence possible to
be attained In a perfect baking powder
Insures delicious and appe
tizing home - baked foods.
t!o Alum Uo Unto Phosphates
INSANITY EXPEBTS NOTE
stars and keys to Captain of Detec
tives Baty without a word of explana
tion' except that he had no further use
for them, . He is said to have left town.
Fsar that ha would be compelled to face
charge before th police commission
or th circuit court for failure to appear
at the trial of Meyer Capias, arrested
some time ago on tha charge of being
Sollar. had th conversation with Peter- TT, 7.. V...",
son, ' ; . - I ; - ' A . ...... u
mony to show that Axtell had many pe
culiarities, and that friends always con
sidered him odd.. The insanity experts
ara taking notes of all these incidents.
tell Is charged with', the -murder of C
Sollar. The defense is attempting to
Introduce evidence that Sollafrs gave L.
V. Peterson of the Stockton - Record a
story indirectly concerning Axtell with
the intent of using the Item aa a mean
of poking fun at the Lodl publisher.
Ellis testified that he was present when
; - , ' Heated Air Cause Blast.
An Investigation of the cause of th
explosion Sunday morning of tha com
pressed air tank In a building In the
S. P. & S. railroad yards at Tenth and
Lovejoy atreets has developed the fact
that the explosion was caused by heat
ed .air being pumped Into the tanks,
from overheated pump. The explosion
caused considerable excitement In the
neighborhood but the damage ww very
little, Three men In tha building es
caped injury. .
Holds Court in Auto; Fine.
ttlntted Pr-es fMised'Wlr.1 -Pan
Mateo, Cal., Nov. 14.- Telegraph
poles flew by like teeth In a comb, the
speedometer tremoied rrom over exer
tion, and, Baron von Bracken shouted his
answers in Squire Lampkin's ear. He
Patrolman Rolled In Mnd
Patrolman Grislm, dripping with mnd
and ' water, pulled , two fighting 'men
into' police headquarter last night,
after a lively , five mlnutea with tha
men at Second and Burnside street dur-
whlch the policeman wa rolled around
In th mud by th two men. A tnird
man escaped... W. E. Thlsk and John
IjeRosa, pugilists, wer each, fined $10
thla morning on a drunk and disorderly
charg. . . t -
had been, summoned on a charf e of ex
ceeding tha speed limit and arrived at
court Just aa tb squire waa rushing for Sin. Booth Tarklngton Geta Divorce,
a trIn- -Calt-d rr-M Learad Vbwl
- "Hold court In th automobile, sug- Indianapolis. Nov. 14. Mrs. Tarklng
gested the baron. . v . . '. w. Ion vu granted a divorce here yea-
Tine, " said th Judga
And off they went.- Just as they
reacbad tha depot the Judge shouted:
"Guilty: 115 or 15 daya"
' Now the baron Is wondering if he will
he called again to answer for having
amashed more speed laws during the
record breaking rid of the court.
terday from her r husband. Booth
Tarklngton, tba novelist. . Tha mother
was also given tba custody of their"
child, a five year old- girL . The decree
provides that the novelist shall have
his daughter for one month out of each
."ear and the privilege of aeelng her at
any Uma the -court seta., ..... L'.
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