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Tin: 01:1:00: daily . journal. Portland, mondav hvenin'o. may is. -wis. MS HUB 10 LAYING OF CORNERSTONE OF ARTS BUILDING OF HEED COLLEGE RESULT- OF TWO YEARS' PLANNING attBte Valine rir 1 1 r turv (.'- t t . a Baai.1 t auuai . hrtit4 t aa vt t" " val w4t ie tt-l k mmif aewr 1 ' Cif la,'Vtcat t jl S a U ua If l.'i !. i , ' , TWf at 11 sair lr .! l i ) tJ ( f Onal''iUm Oaada atiaad Oaa flit k lh r- ,t- v"' "v vjrnrr: fc a NEXT SEPTEMBER Cornerstone Laying Symbol of ' Proortss la Early Stages ofv " Erection of Reed College; President Foster. Talk....; Coroner's Jury Finds Murder of Marshal Was Causeless " Carey Forced Conflict by Taunts and Curses. CAuElf IS SORRY .- . HE DID NOT KILL MAYOR WEST TOO BE COMPLOED BY (ft 1 L i: . V gajBsiii . ZSif--... JT".'- Te laving ef IK rwmM f the n bunding f ttaad vUii l Bhosalaad Ul fialitraef t '. . lb irmMI ef lb eulxiaalUMi f ! yeaf nl enteral r'"f. lb aaeterUI eltJM f th inetllutto, ediif I fraaidfst W. T. y '. IT .lira I feel eelS Ik laying f Ita rae ef th 40 raillery I!J liU 4ae iM4illr wlifci I mMit.a, Th Aot mliorr iJ ba ia building KI be aonrli4 IB link fr la ojlng tan f lb ritf reo r. ee l . pitmbar.Ta faculty whla mw wut. t-es ear en. will be tsxrwaeed I it than, 4 II U eipected lbl lb rat . raliroenl ef tu4at Will nave rn" INea deubled wba Ik al MMtaalar feagtna ' peeking U rr to lb Uytrf of the aite building earn rales , which m HtMM4 by mure l he ! proas, Praeldval rlr )4l 7 the Trwetee f tee Be4 I ont- tul ao4 lb faculty! Tb laying ef lb eonveraic-a of the Art building U th a fro bo I ef the eulmlnetlon of ! yaare r mett cara.'ul planning fr lb lartai development of lb laettlutlon. Before this e-urn.retoae eenld ba locaU 4 with prudence, It we aefsry I . roaeldar a koadrad mallard r aiurior Importance which r ' ot evident to na wba aaa implr Lb w building bow aadar cooalrucUoa. Tba bullJ Ing Ua tKatr fropr pUc la chain a of eoniirulioa broad r eoaealvad. look lag forvar4 to a raatarr or mr of growth. la thua planning for lb fu tur lha irual and u areUlcU ha atadlad vr 0 InaUtutton of laarnlag la Amarlca and U Euro pa In erdar I irfi t lb vtrooat bjr tbalr aiparUae. Tb ealol group pUn for th l( acra of lb eampua waa da cldad la Hi mala oulitnaa baor tba braaklng of tha ground for tha ftrtt building. la th gureowdifig four month during th oonal ruction of th arta building and dwalllag baJU th wool group plan ha bn carafully rcon aldarad -and lb archUacta and truataa ar aatlafid that plana far Una buUd Inga and their ax act loeailon could sot ha Improved upon. Tb algnlflcano to th Inttltutloa of th taring of th oor naratona could not b mora adaquatalr ummdip from th point of vitw of th praaidant and faculty than tn tb admlrabl commmora4lv addraag of Dr. Boyd. Saturday." GOOD ROAD CAMPAIGN . NEARS FINISH, 60,000 SIGNATURES NEEDED Ctotlnuad from rag On.) ballot at th Novambar alacUon, Each mainbar of tha good roada commlttaea from th varloua builnaaa org&nttatlona, togtbr conatltuttng th "Good Itoada Kquadron." that lnauguratad th whirl wind two wka campaign undr dlrao tlon of Mr. Prail. waa raaohad by tala phon thl morning and urged to ra doubl hla nargT In working for th bill a, Tbaaa oommltteea wer appointed from th East Sid Bualnaas Men' club, th ProgrcaaiTe Bualnaaa Man'a club, tb Ad club, th Rotary club, th Realty Board, th Auto club and othar organ isation. To data tha Auto club lead In number of ttgnaturea secured. Many , r wawam m . ar V ga Ja- ' j . ' Br " J-x. 1 " yl jj - ' t A VfNTVSv ' lunula, arrtvlng tlm not known. r7 diLStlS - " " I II a. m.; A Had la Umpla. Colurabua. fcV ! tv -l f- Ohl. fla or ala cm, arrive T; a. m., -'tvf - " S II I i A . J Thuroday. May K.-Maccn twnpl. 'PX ' V Lr f. J Nw Tork city, eight car, arrive I a. LJ ' if f J , x v, - iv ViX mUy. Mar 17-Bouml tmpl, Haiti. . , (' j . I Vl , "; V ( f more arvd Alma tarn pi a, Waahlnrton. atx I II t" f ' i ' f ' .' tWS.' ; ; Vtt car, arrte :! a. m. laar I p, m.; 7 , i ' .1 XT ' 1 Aleppo tempi. Btoa, fr ear, ar- (Ifff .-, i2?'' ' ' f,Mr I m T:J0 a. m.. tear ll JVsp. m. Y "Ji li " WW V. W. Camp ball, ganaral tipr1ntnd- " r: Ti .J 1 1 nt of tb Southern Pacific, rocalvrd a I f I I ? t A ; 1 WA . , ' .- " 1 U I twlagram from J. W. Mctcalf. dlTlalon I I H t. T ' i i i I '1 f 111 auparlniandant. Ibl ajftamoon. earing lit c t C I 111 that th two apodal train of Lulu III - "Si , ' -f " (J I Upla,. A'nlaxloliAi. -of lrw MtnaVw ' IfUu.; V4,';1 ilirr care, barlng III and 11 pngra, C " S.' Ifff raapacilvely. reached AehUnd aborilyllUt r Jul after S o'clock. A third train with N " I ff I 6hrlner from northwest point, and th I V j I . J Great Northern da lue spoolal with I 'It 1 N T'vX I 111 pang.r. ar about on tlm. Vl L "J aY i " y I .Y L7. ' . w' t . f It y In Iowa f f lb oommltte bar aarurad large a am bare ox eigeaiure but ar alow In making tbelr rttort. "lu porta from th 'ATlVrcoa Oood Rd lay ealahratlon an Katurday ere vary slow In reaching tkla offua." a Id Mr. frail tkla morning- "1 am given generally to understand that tb day we quit successful In tb number of an eat Id fa bald an rspous tb proc lamation or Ooternor Waatt M th eJI of tb Oregon ralopmaf laagu and bopo for soma good report as to Bum- bar of slgnatiras acur-. . ' Tbs snnual m eating of the good roada aaaodaUoa will bo hrld thl evening la th grn room of tb Com mart 11 dub, Notion baa bean aent to all lha mm ber. Offloers for lb oomlng year are to b elected. Reports of tt last year" work will be received. A board or di rector for tb association will be se lected. Continuance of th canipalgn for a stat wld highway system will b ar ranged. Tb present officer ar: C T. PraJU president; Jamee Cola, rtee president; Dr. A. C Smith, treaeurer; Walter U Priest, secretary: rhll 8. Batra, Aman Moore, director. There ar no prediction an to th reault of th election tonight. T. ROOSEVELT CARRIES ALL BUT POSSIBLY 2 MINNESOTA DISTRICTS (Continued From Pag One.) OR0ZC0 IS MAKING HIS FINAL STAND; DESERTING JUAREZ (Continued From Pace On.) Follette and Roosevelt forcea ar run ning doe, with th Taft men holding the balance of power for th district convention. Of th lllf dclegat In tb Minne sota stat Republican convention the candidates for prealdent aland a fol low: Roosevelt 101. Taft 111. L FoUette 101. .. Of La Follott' delegation. IS ar nnlnstnictod. - SULPHURRO What Medicine Has Done for Thousands It Will Do, for Yon T. R: SUPPORTERS ALb-TO BE BARRED FROM CONVENTION - . (Continued from Pag On) - peclal train of wounded was expected there some tlm today. Th "rebel nt Joare ar badly de moralised as ths result f Ganaral Oroico'e crushing defeat at Conejos. Twenty men from "Juarei garrison de ar clslv defeat of tb rebel will result In wholesale deaertions. If General Orosco la defeated at Kalian o today. It I beJIeved that h will retire and make Chuhuahu hla bna of operations If h Is nbls to control enough men to offer arrlous roelstanc. Complete details of yUrdys flghU Ing ar sUU lacking. ;rVrdrTo"1h.ht P,ctu -h- rast thronf attending "reremoaie.. and belowjrf de- yivmu vuo wuri 01 puiuug; stone in place. KILLED BY FALL FROM A mm Strirt f'ompllance With Booklet of Directions Necessary to? Best Results. Feels20 Years Younger eattia. Mr. 0. K. a Stwrt, 71 OolnmbU 8t nattl. Seer Slri Tonr t SrUphnrro hag cured my athenmajism and SVune Back. X feel aa well as X did twenty year agroi no pains o sohes. Z soffred 15 year with Bhmmatlsm, fnl phurro onred It, ThanJdnaT yon vary kindly, a Btmzs. ISIS Tenth Ave, second choice. - It is the only county In the state with thl unnatural combina tion. fSnarlal to 7a JTonnaT.l ' ChahaUs, Wash., May It. Taft forces won th temporary orirenlsation in th LU county Republican convention her today, C. 8. Gilchrist, Centralla banker, defeating Thomas Crawford of that city by 15 vStes. Prior to thla th regular Roosevelt forces effected a temporary organization with Craw ford In the chair. Taft force had been caucusing pending arrival of delayed train.. After a strong parUy both factions Joined In th roll call and Gilchrist won. Orosco Admits Defeat. nnltra' rT Laeeed Wlra.l Rellsno. Max, May IS. Gneral Oroa- admitted today that his forces war de- Woman, Falls to Her Death tented at Conejos, and that h na la sued a genaral order for all rebsl troops to mobilise at Reuano. He Diaxnea nia defeat to the superior artillery of the I rdlllU Presumably While in a Faint. Pulphurro has cured , multitude of people of ths pains of rheumatism, and will do tha sam for you, if you follow the directions carefully and aid it in doing its work. Sulphtwre)- Is -.proving ina greaiest remeay ever iouna ror blood and skin diseases. .. : For sale at all Druggists in 50 cent Free booklet 4 and II bottles, cation. on app)i a VL 0. STBWAJtT BXTUTWCM CO. Ti Columbia. 8 Beattle. Suiph urro Bold by ": Woodard, Clarke & Co. America's Xirtt Drng-rtora. Orders by MAU Fromptiy FiUad. DANGER . SIGNALS are a jood thing occasionally, but you dorrt want them ii the street In front of your property half the time on .account of pav ing repairs. 'In sist on bitulithic the'.pavi-n thatvj)racticaly eliminates; such troubles. . . (. ..I MYSTIC SHRINERS HONORED GUESTS; ROYAL RECEPTION (Continued From Pags On.) Ward Beeher, John F. Watt, Arthur B. Ftassr and Alfred F. Bonn. Medlnah tempi left Chicago J00 per sons strong in a special train Of three seotlon. All but one of th sections elected to return east direct from Los Angeles, so the party that cam to Portland,. to tro east from her by thv Canadian rout, waa reduced to 77. A distinguished personag-e on the trip was HT. Penteoost, who from hi form and features was declared to hate earned the name and respect due to President Taft. Mr. Pantecoat bor hi honor with booming mode ty- . After the automobil ride, the' visitors were' taken la charge by .- Individual Bhrlners. : Tha member of Medlnah tmple departed at 8;30 o'clock thla aft ernoon after what thy declared was on of the pleasantest days of their trip, but th noble of A! Koran temple of Cleveland, 'will be here until 12:10 o'clock Wednesday morning. - Xooad of' Steceptlons. In add!itlon to those who anrlved in their own Pullmans, probably 100 other Shriners, who came Into town on th regular- trains, wre also entertained. Among the prominent Portland Bhrln ers wno atunaea the lropenu scsston, to arrive, horn today, waa W. C Brfs- Bristol brought word that newly elected Imperial Potentate Cunningham will be her Wednesday or Thursday. A spe cial reception win b arranged in his honor, ...- '. v - . ... v - Today's festivities wers only a fore- tastft of the,xbund of reception and en tertainment that; will ;. take x'soe this week. Every morning until Saturday. at least,' Portland Bhrlners .wRI be at the Union depot ' with automobiles to meet th incoming multitudes, and to days Informal program will be repeated. It is estimated that nearly 9006 Bhrln era will arrive on . special trains, and nearly as many again by regular trains. "-:;;;-i Bpeolal Trains Comings ''r-- Hers is a. list or th specie! trains known -to be coming! - Tuesday, May 14. Syria temple, Pitts. burg, arrive 7:0 a.-m.. leave 1:46 p, m. Lulu temple, Philadelphia, two train or IS yullmans, arrive 7 a. m., leav J a. m.. May 15f Acca temple, Richmond, Va., arrive t a. m., leave li, a. jn. - -, "Wednesday,' May 15.- Dim ecus tem pla, Rochestr,'J. Tl, arrive. T JO evm., leave 10:31) a. m. Moodah v. temple, t BILL TO ABOLISH MANGING MAKES Presumably ovaroom by a. fainting fit whll nlon in her apartment at the Wlckersham, Eighteenth and Flanders . . It. H PARDON DIFFICULT McDonald Fuller fell from a third-story , I window on the Flanders street side, to (Continued from Page One.) the sidewalk and died two hours later A.. I.-.' .m.nH.ri to r.aa. t th Oood Bamaritan nospna irom i ",;r". - I lnliirles received. . . . . mm . . .w.ii f wit cumiacuni itnn ui . uu.r oc akuu, aa oi rauiar in ui tun """ I .v. tin,. ,- . jii 53-.? srxt?&$r&i IT!!! l2!WJXZrM fto the coronas office as may hereafter be designated by Uw; Jj nu ' "SL-to 'tLlZZ. prodded, however, that this act shall la h. can de- not apply to crimes oommlttod or con victlons had prior to thla onaotment be- velop. Mrs. Fuller waa about 40 year old, ,i ... v.... v i . . I ana was the -flrat tenant at th wick and effect at tho Urn of the commls- h' ,n h,r? Ti ".1.!- h" slon of said crime "hall apply to end I T V... w"' - govern in yenajuea yiunuou i-nwrcin i . , - . - . . v i 11 which shall b imposed in ncoortanc a year past Mrs. Fuller ha been an fall therewith." Section 1714 of Lord's Oregon laws Is to be amended to read as follows: Ing since ah underwent an operation about six months ago. U A. Francis, in oharg of the wick. ersham, said that Mr a , Fuller fre- CHn. 1111 fl..mnni....M """"V " I TlHBr er to grant reprieves, commutation and Sm-, w "T Wdona aa eonvitlona. for ail 1 8tnrday night sh had a severe one. erirnes; and to remit, after Judgment which left her so weak that sh could thwefor. all penalties and forfeiture "!Z"P." upon such conditions n with euch re- '"l"r" "ffn' .J,'0" Jne. n,ttia atrlfitiona aiid limitations a he hut wul ",r ,'n 4"cu wnicn n was ' " " - T " I vAtnw m alr n tk w. a a- think nronr. aubleot to tha renlatiana I ET" " . prescribed, in this chanter: provided. wutt-f&t-mrotvrwiHiii .coming however, that no reprieve, commutation J tlMtZw or nardnn. after eonvletlon for murder fre8h . ir- I S thought that sh lost in th flrt dear ahall be rrantad oonsolousn and tU over -forward axeanr noon tha reeommandatlon of tha ? WlDi w winaow. Juda or his successor In office of the .Hmmond, a salesman for court which originally trted the ease to XtfSfl . Thompson, who Uvea at w, were toe iirst to reach Mr. Ful which such convloaoa, was had." Prtacesa Reward 'VlosWr :.;;-4rj-gJ. Sa2. -WIS Tat XSrZVJ": ?,d : WU on a couch fnr 11(1 lurln h nama n Trt- . .. ""I"."4 UlO' n,.",,;:, w"u- . ttnded by tr. r. vqvw W-w VvlTU V W J V W 1 .s BTBlSt a H J Ta a W II m Qaorwa Norton of Santa, narharawha 1 IV t'J?V? ? VY- BVraI nrincaaa loat rarftntlv an tha fta.n UTaivna I . . ."jiu.wa wmcn f",. ' " "... . - i uuica asato. Francisoq. wber the cigarette case waa sent. asoqn Almost lost Their Positions EXCURSIONISTS VISIT HOOD RIVER ORCHARDS Yens TiOoUar, trp-to-sate Kes Wanted. . , . Ave - - (Special to The Journal) t Hood River, Or.. May 1. Th wxenr. slon rate advertised in tha ; rortland paper of a II round trip rata to Hood Blver. Sunday, and a II automobile trip through the Hood River vaUy brouaht 100 PorUandar to th Apple City yes- teraay to spend th day. The auto- N,wi I n c HAT'S mobile facilities wre taxed to tha Hmli HAJK USAIiTRI " car tot in visitor.,' G. H. Lena ef wey car restored I lao oepanjnent or agriculture of Wash. their - hair to its i Inejton, D. CL was . a visitor in ma natural cole I Itlr Sunday and mads a tour of the kept t h m s lvea I orchard sections. Be exnressad rr..t young- jooaing; ana I rP m nut manner in svhlch kept their post-1 the Hood River orchards vera eared for. Gray haired men look too old. They are pushed : aside often discharged. Hundred writ us every year that by NEWSBOY LEARNS LESSON IN SCHOOL OF REAL EXPERIENCE Joe Pa mm, a newaboy stand- ing at' Fifth and Washington streets, was th first victim of the new campaign started to pre- vent expectorating on th aids- walk He was arrested thl morn- ' ing by A. J. Martin, a citizen, after Martin had called hi at- . tentlon to the fact that there 1 e an ordinance against the offense. e "Don't you know ther 1 a law ) against spitting on th side- waller said Martin. Are you an officer T aakad Farnaa - When told that he was not, Parna again spit on ths side- vwlk. "Come with me," shouted Mar- tin, and he grabbed the boy, pull- 4 Ing him up the atreet until Pa- trolman Hewston waa encoun- tered. Th boy was taken before e Judge Taswell - and sentenced auspended during good behavior. " .m. a. I aw Was. Jjtk ,! t Vala. Or, May "Jl- r Wl rH ik. nttrd.rad marahal "t th U iii i..a t.t V tfall. ! nil'S weal lata rltr. ram la death T S .k.i a.aa. unielad wHbuajt ete t,..ilfieatloB b AM ara Wkll i . r..if.il waa arfortum hla dviir ae . a affiaar ftf I tV.alf.ll ' t rtarh tha raporl ef the eroner' , . ...lA i. Waatfall . Saturday r i. moon t'arav I In th county haa. I Stubtjorn. od Ml't f urrr did st St ' My' WI1U -araa tb reauii or r,..l.. aaalnat JtNr Weatfall be rau the latter we er-p"H In Ma i.l-e a marahal of Weetfall fw Idata-tfara Iba gua fight, faraf.waa 'aniM.iaia.1 marehal about month g whan 1Kb Cornell. I hem ntarthaL moved ay Carey appolnlmenl wee mad while Mayor Waet ail out of taw and whan Mayor Waal rat urn ad bom a few day o b called U council lecether. depoaad Caray and appointed Jeapar Waal fall marshal. WaaU to Try BUvaTs autUa, nr at tt aetloa ef th mayor and eore aaint Waalfall. Carey begaa to drink In order to drown nis irouotr and. falling Into company with Arthur P Plrkett. made boasts tht th Bern marahal could net arrret anybody and that -lhav ware aolnc to try Bim out. Carey bed a II automatic and Pickett a II mlih A Weason revolver and th hoot Ina- ur. ef the town etartad, bullet beina fired through th root of th Janr-B aaloon torch. Th marahal hearing of th troubl. atanad for the acena Carey cam un rav.ra,1 Waatfall with hi revolver. carsed.' aniTokdnhat If '"Westtalt tried to arreet him h would kill him. Waalfall waa not armed, but later returned and hunted op Carey. Tbe Been of troubl then shifted to a saloon where Waatfall bad gone to look for Crey. Not finding hi man cam out on th porca, and then spied Carey coming toward th aaloon. ttarey saw Weetfall and walked up to the porch, brandishing hla gun. call in the marahal vile namea and a cow ard who was afraid to mak an arrest. Waatfall Trie to Arrest. Finally Weetfall stepped off th porch and Informed Carey he muat ronalder himself under arrest. Backing up a few a tap Carey mad threat, and It was whll Marshal Weetfall we pulling his run to cover Cary that Carey also grabbed his gun, Weatfall not ehootlng until Carey bad hi gun out Of ths 12 or ll witnesses few can say who shot first, aa th fire waa ao rapid and close. Ths marshal fired on shot, grating Carey's haad, whll Carey fired three shots, on missing, another breaking Weatfall' wrUt and th third lodging In WeatXall'a elda H lived only 45 minute. Stooping over th dying man. .Carey eecured his gun and held the crowd of bystanders at bay. He was captured by Deputy Ben Cor bet C Father of Vew-Sorn Bab. Waatfall waa 40 years of ag and a man of family. Caray 1 St year of age and hi wife had Just gotten up rrom her bed, having given birth to a child only 10" days ago. H has lived In Weatfall 10 or 11 years. He la a blacksmith by trade aadjRSS cons!d- ered the ringleader of moat of ths trouble and shooting up this town ha experienced in recent years. Six year ago, while marahal h shot Frank Camman, but was exonerated upon the plea of self-defense Three years ago, while In a fight, he ao unmercifully beat Dan Brady, 10 year or age, that Brady died a few day later. . carey win nave his hearing today. When The Journal correspondent questioned Carey at the Jail this morn ing, Carey was defiant, changing quick ly to his restless and seemingly don't care spirit Then, dropping into a surly mood, he walked away, muttering that he didn't want to say anything. A few Taa Ma Besaauheble fate ?vt i -' a Pa we kW at Tew fee a La ? ' lb Ovaiaaity f Baytag a a wva va ihii w. w w - - nt na. ' v, trr toth atraocra aurr tci bow at ostb TBiavo orr. V .i H If: ..U- ' i , . W ip- . Our fric' always were the low f you co.' r (rrf. r- now we ct - jolngtocut , this price one third nr..! -give you t! best bargain you ever ha J. 1 .3 . . tf :.. .ill ' ' ML AH our Suits were marked rom $15.00 to $33.00. Now they are $10.00 to $23.50 Sale starts Tuesday, 8 a. m. Come early and pick out the. best for the least money. . WASHINGTOtlNear PARK iastmoreland $100 Compeiife Public" Exhib Jon of Wmnirig Photographs -il . .'..',,. -, ,,.':Jfu:,i.:i..-. ' i ; ' r . ... -r'i.: Through the courtesy of Messrs. : Blain & Streeter I am enabled to place these niagnifi- V cent photographs for a few days in the corner store (temporarily vacant) of the ; ": T' ' . " " T , "TTt 7 T. ' "-,1 Cornelius Hotel, Parlt and der Streets One Block Eat From OM, Worbnai :& King ' ' 'tloos for this raa Ison. , ;r -"-' Don't b. en of V - th o 1 d-l o o k I ng Morton FD Second Statement. , Washington, May II. J.,W. wtnrinn ones hetln using 1 Oregon candidate for senator, filed an HAT'S MAI Rl additional expense account tod a v. show. HKABTH toiiay- It V. will keep . you rng -$C1.70 paid out Item Include tlli among the. young one. 1 for circulating petitions a page In the Bkldmpr Drug Co.. druggist, U it Oregon pamphlet. 1100 . postage, print for" 100 -and tl0 or from Philo Hay ing. advertising, clerk, atc 51, and Sa Co, Kwark. K. J, . - . , , , campaign oarda, to to May . $2f.7i. Another Big Photograhic ietitibn Comv is ahortlj to be announced, an3 everyone. ; s interested in Amateur Photography is inviterj A to come and inspect the pictures that have taken prizes, Exhibition opens Monday forenoon. 818-823 SpalcTln- r ' A-
