The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, May 21, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREOOM DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY KVENINO. MAY 21. 1811 (.IT. SCOTT HAS -$2K000 BLAZE Police Investigating; May Be Work of Either Burglar or Incendiary. fel e.e4 Mera-aea er fc i". t uiifiA. All Ike fafallwie - " 1k .Wrtl.gs in. k teMMlUel ea4 gardes kj fii r .ui - lr rtJ 1 ! it. pi.4 k .eei.eal t KH ' Mil' matt. HI la M'l lll v r Wier4 as triele l itllmlUi ll. !. (M i.t l li.auraa. LIPS OF RICHESON MOVE IN PRAYER AS DEATH COMES ((VmttwtJ Kioii Peg Fir Vhh la bllee. leiate keen eterte4 at either n iit.erwiter, or - kur.l.r U.i nlahi dr M i.. . .l a f raate ' emlle4 r- w I fclo. k l An t er ll. on (In Vlounl VaII arlin reueeil ri"'"'- V r , ...... - j poealble m f e rtb! eik u-'i. Tha fir etaried in lre fear of a gen eral mart Handle etor eaned ! It H Crave, and II aa thrrr Dial the eefe which Cra aeaert te Ukt-,l rf..ie etoelpg. fun4 hrvketi wn ai. f ram hlrh It la aaM lliera la nlu erekle mar) mleait.g aitl..gi I ' 'n Jit found In II Uler Ti i nr- Jng Croare Mid fce ill. fllrr i monef ia4 keen mlrn II aaa !. an4 t .i r,, I ; r e( la. 4 7 . uirrnl turret on al a. Il 1 3 I: rU' H- n rauk- ls I all ted eligMtj aa l. ' nJia ..ui.4 tl.rougli lila Nut) Tala the tollafa cxlurad ami hrn luinJ n aain I'rUn ri)lilli dlaiat I'al .Iralh a Inalanlanaeua Nirliaon a uffi rlall) rriHiunrJ dkd al l?K l ai-lain llrtr KlaMiint ilmutl -ol lai'l aflrr Hi - I ton Mr alt ' ll aa itol lti mlaary iir terror if II 1 1 l r II, al alitM art n ll I rroi.in ilpliil ! thai i iaii al xauaa r rrp' 'p- - ; I, ., h a ifml .nl t an bring aiul i nw I raw. iar iiniii ' fi' i- aakad I ha patrolman on Hal lai ' carruiiT aan i n aim - i . ! Ihati half hour hrnr ttia ftr . imiH rioi haiir that thia poor.amnrr no i.a l fireaaH an mm u waaknraa "DUI Battar Yktm It UmI t til'l ha an iifufioii in ad 1ra I Ml fllrhaflna' ' '' Inr ' I mi aiorr. -aiMMiiK.ii i"i". tlmhmA hla Mailt In ! Jv.r) am , Tha Iuh.1 ar rafimataj aa fnlloara " R. D. Crt loa !. rorrf4 l y tnauranx-a W. U. Kry of the Arrhr ria.-' phar - n.rr. Ita IISAO. in.uiani i:iou i Oui kkhinldt maal markat la $:0 rcvar4 br lnauraii- CoBfaflonry atora rondu if by Mra M r. Burllh. loaa'lioo William Ita barbr ahop. loaa nominal. J. C. UltrhalUaa am! H P Hbannon, raal aetata mrn, auatainrd no loaa. Iia' Inf aMiiM-axHlad In (ttrn all tht-lr ' lonflnf out- Tba Xlount Rcott Voluntwr Klra tr art mnt waa tha flrat company tu b tMimmonad and on Ita arrival tnara round that tha ftra plu nraret tha hurnlnr bullttlnv aaut of ordr. It waa not until the arrival of thr Hunnyalde lira dvpaHment, 41 mlnutra aftar thr lira attartad, that mouth hone waa laid to raacta tha bulldln. Work had baan lena howarar with rhamlcala ami tha fcorkat brlrada to aava houaa naarby. Tha hoaia laid by tha Hunnyalde fir de partment waa ronnactrd with plus at fclKtjr-oond atraet. a dlatanca of elfht block froip tha flra. Tba flra. Mat nlfht la tha fifth ona that baa a I lark ad placfa owned by CYow. arcordlnc to report at pollra headquarters. Ha aa bumd out twice at 811004. onca at Cretton. onca at Clarke nd'latt at Archer Place. Tan inti In tha bulldlnj aay rilmora have been afloat for aom tlma that the place waa- to b burned down, and theae ra porta ara balnc InveatlfateJ by tha po lice I Two houaea in tha aame block aa that occupied bjr tne atora, ona occupied by a hm n i ,uj 1 uss and i-ardlre oul. tr able to ill ao iouriulr. ftlrhraoti d!d a far bat ter man ll.an beVtef lived" Al 7 n rlm k hla afternoon Rlrheeon a body waa att lit unclaimed I nleaa rala tlvra ilalm the body y lomnrio morn Inf. II will he hurl'd b the atate Aniunt; rira addreaaeJ to Kb hraon and opened b) the prlaon autliorlllra yeaterda) waa a paokaie mark "Head ache Pndera " Anavllted. It waa found ta be cyanide of potaaelum. the nrnii polaon Hli hraon gae to Avte l.lnnell No Mriillf) Inf mark waa on the pack' ace. ftcginnlna In tha little Cape Cod vll- a( of M)anala. the love traced)- which culminated In tba murder and tolay e eaerutlon. waa tha world old Irlanale two women and man. Hack in loa. Kl hraon. araduated only a fr montba before from tha Neaton ThrologUal tiemlnafy. waa called to the iulorat of the Myanma luptlat church .Itlle comment wna occaaloned by the fact that be waa eeen frequently In the company of IT-yrar-old Avla l.ln nell. Mha had been beptliH and re ceived Into the church ty the younv mlnlater. SBfa-emaat Vet Aanesaoed. There waa no formal announcement of an eng-aaement. Rut kllae l.lnnell had riven up moat of her aocial Jlver alona and waa apandlna nearly all of her time In church work. Hhe aa the right hand" of the paator In moat of the aventa and took bla part In a dis pute that aroae from hla methoda of preachlna. It waa Rlrheenn'a boaat that ha elaaye called "a apade a apadn," and hla forceful preachlna. In which ha aeaaJled aln In every aulae, aoon epllt tha congreaatlon Into factlona. In April. 1(10, Rev. Rlchraon realaned and atalej ikal be B.a4 aecaptad alra U la IMlMl C l Mi hi 44 a a. (a k4 Lefcate4 14 alar there alf a ekart ttawa a aef ta auafiy Miaa l4iwaU. areawaiaa I bat te4r rrkeavla taalJ, a4 IVea M aaiaaraavaee. - - , Tr.a ,euj Uaiult, wtaa a4 epie44 aiw. left ttia lull Mualir vtiiase aa4 weal la Umi.i aba aaalel I ha I aba aa fulria I liar a Id atudy la ka t"aa raiar ef Mnele a Ifcat aba anlfbl be belle able 'wial exw buabaavd in bla ihunk aMb At ibal lieaa aba waa rarla a baadavaaa dlaa4 flMg whKb ll a a wdaio4 by ber a-el ba4 tarn iKe aift ef Ike aalaleter. Haa Baabie- af Wae.k- Mmhb hlla HlebaaxM. bad baea la- iall.il in IR faahUiaable Cambrtdae i huirh ial at a tn reeaew Hoi. lb e.na ler wee iklrwdured la Miae 'ila tJmanda Me wee tha JajMf ef kloar llranl Ulmaad. one if 1 1, a a.alll.la.l raaldenl if Brwkllne, and ruid to be In poaaaaaion II her in right i.e i.ied fim the ralal if t r giandralher Ml. a tdmaadi aaa a dil'eeal lle fiuin iha IIMle .auntry vlllaa maid aba had done eo much for the pre-diar ln on t ape Cod Proud and lmferleuB la wanner eb atiracte1 teward Ike )ong nilnlalar an I aoon lug dlad attention In ber In a ahcrl time he aa her elava and anrMi .r 1.4.1 bar inllir.atea ibal abe ana me minixer were to e ed an OUt SUM With raata. on Saturday. U. lobar 11. O.e euna ! mualu aluJaiit told ber fill frlende at ilka Touea Woman Chrlattan Aaeocla tu.n where aha lived. Ihat abe waa go ing out tu dxua with her l"an.llaman Ir.i.nd" Returning later, aba aaa In high eplrlte and eald he had got hrr medicine for ber headache. That nlaht young women ocrupUng ad)olnlng room heard Avla groaning They broke In the door and fuund her dying lhe had taken cyanide of po'eaeluin Hn auaa of the girl a delicate condi tion when ehe died, her "gentleman friend' waa euepected Ktrheeon. noti fied over the telephone by one of Avle Llnnell'a frlende, went Imme llately to Iha Uroohllne manalon of Moeee Orant Kdmanda. where he waa arreated on the night of October 1 William llahn. i drugglat. had tld the ponce na ne aold Hliheaon cyanide of potaaelum. iin iha nlaht of Iecember X4 Rlche aon. ahu pleaded Innocence, waa heard mn.nlne. In hla cell. It waa dlaovered that he had mutilated hlmaelf with a piece of tin be bad Bhariwd" to a rator edge on tha floor of hla cell. Phval.-lana aere forced to complete the operation. On January Rlcbeaon a law. yara forwarded a ronreaaion 10 in proeecutlng attorney. Klcbeaon wae aentemrd to death. Krlenda and hie family Bought to have him declareJ In sane, hut allenlata declared him Bound of mind. And the end came toaay. Rev. Hi, Mum really a. ad Rib aei 'At lee re4f ta die . jaeua Mkef It waa tb wrl travewty a thMtra aad reilalew e ewealag la aa alH-, ,l k luat iwl BMudtta aa4 eeiHa tblaga tlial eel alaguet aaeieiuie p-aO Rkbeaoai 4 4e tne- lae aafce ef Jteea t'briat Ue 414 la aatiay ike daeaaadk ef jaettce. atuch Iklaga Ml abert'r aaaldae atei4 altrwH aiiMtiaa to axurdaiwa. ' I a i rue-glvea UUjtr t Hatiier, It mu4 fveaa laa4 Wlee I Mieeala blaea. May II "iavlr e4 Ihat Clare a V. T. riirbaaea wel le bla death aa Inaaaa loan. Mra l.lnnell. i o i hrr of Avia Una!!, aaaoonved bare today Ibal aha bad for gl tea Iha foraarr laelar foe mrdring ber dauabter am celrta4. Mra ueinl eia al bar beaiie todar, "thai Nlrheeaei bed baa menially irreepoeiaible for Mat. Hole aid died Inaana. Of loutie, will artoi tha piriure he left for me. Why no It le a picture f m own daugh ter Jotataoa r'rum Orcfo. (nartal le fa Jaaraal I fioaiuti. Maaa. May II. He. Herbert 8piier Jehneoa, one of tboae who were altti Rl.heaun wbn he died, waa for merly ef Oregon He la a eon of rbe lata John W Jolinaon. flrat preaidanl uf the I'nlvarally of Oregon, aud t graduated fram that echo I. lie le now paalor Of Iha Warren Avenue Hapllal rlmr. li. Unaton tie and Rlcheeon wete great (rlrnda Rev. Jubaeou'a moth. Uvea at Tt Pchurer atreel. Portland IciifunrB "MiK-k" AtmonpheTr. I L ailed Tree keaeed Wire. I New York. May SI. Hitter denuncia tion of what ha termed the 'mock re- llgioue atmoaphere aurrounaing mo electrocution at Boeton of Clarence V. T. Rlcbeaon. former paator of a Cam bridge church, waa yoked here today by Hev. Dr. Madlaon Potera, a prominent Baptist mlnlater of New lork. tie aald: It la Juat auch.mock aolemnlly that moat hnrrlfle a hardened perron. If M'MINNVILLE PARK- IS BEING IMPROVED Ihaertal ta The Jeeeaal MrMinnvllle, Or.. May II The park rnmmliilon la making eitenalve Im provementa In Iha city park. The park aa acquired through Iha efferta of local ladlra' organisation, and they have taken much nlreet In Ita Improvement Tble weak a grelto with three descend ln raacadea haa been built, and It adda muth lo Iha plctureaqueneaa of Iha re. aort. A rlt for bear a haa heen con atructed. and a young black lear waa purchaaed by local business men. and li haa been housed at the park, A col lection of Chlneae and Japanaaa pheae anta la kept, aa well as rabblta. guinea Plga and prairie doge. Two royotea and a young foa complete tha soo. WOOL RATES EASTWARD SHOW BIG REDUCTION (Rpeetal te Tfe Jeoreal Lewlaton, Idaho. May SI. Tha Open River Tranaportatkin company haa pre pared a comparative atatement of ratea for wool shipments to Ihe Boston mar ket aa between the all rail route and the rail and water route-by which Iha prod uct la handled when shipped through the Open River Transportation com- pany. Tha schedule provides for ran snip- mania to Portland, where the ehlpment la turned over to the steamships for transportation to the Isthmus, and after being carried by rail lo the gulf la aaatn loaded on vessels for tranaporla tlen to New York. The delivery from Nw York to Boston Is made by rail. Points located on the Bnake and tipper fwUnibla ll.ee. aw tba ad.aatagee bl Ue (tee' I rauM laitua. are 4. are gleea laaee rale Ibaa fca e)uu44 ta Iha hew tanrf. bat ea aeetutaa fe Ike rait rate lata rvliJ I be water rwute offers a lewer rrgn lte r awl la bales frwan faiiaia Is kuulk IdAke aa far eaai as Minidoka, all ae Ilea af sealer Otegua aa4 eastsrs VaebiialaMea11ia tall aad water rate frees MiaUK-ka ta tbualwa-U II for e4 In bates sa aaitei ll.tr rr tha al rail traaeeuruouei, -i Is the LwieieSj eounly ail weoi u baadU4 la seba aevd -lha weaaealtv rales wiin rail abipmeal to fwrtlaad are. All rail tit boalon. II IT Per hue.- dred; rail and water e !eo. II l pmr hundred, The forrwar rail rale rrwes ietiMi ta tatua waa It 11 pre bun- d red. The uwaioa la Ike rate fised by iha lateraiate Coenmerre coat' ralaalaMt. Tli ewla fiom The Ke'laa for wool ia each, rail and water, la I Ml, aa against li e for all rail ahlptueoia. (ra lHscOBteatevd. iT99 lUffJ, (Setol b The Jevul l u' V el ear. Idaho. May tl According a . K Wlaa. a civil engineer In ike era-l play ef the Mainland later eat a, wba ivaa been galhering data for aa Inierurben lina which they urapoae ta tonetrsct through Weleer to the Oregon side ef Ihe Mieke river. ertnerina with, ttolee. at pointa between Molee and Welaer. be personally Intrrvlewad live ranch own i a Wuh but ona ea.-epilon. they were unanimous la Ihe declaration Ihat they are hai'py, contented, prosperoua sad op timistic for the future. a af raea wbvaa prey 4t K la thai Iter 4acded f leoi reveljtleav ry aletk. T eaaiaa. ef iba gatker U M !k teemy lblfd aaattal agrea ef Ik KaUoaal aVerlety, aVafc ef the AisvarV.es II aval n Ileal, whlelk teg as with baaeViuarlera at tba lioial araeeae. Tba bualaesa aeealeaa af Ike ewagrese are belag bUl la raaeuil hall aad lb Did tout Maetlngr Mouse. f S. ll Jt-rBXIl t , X 1 SALEM BOY APPOINTED 1 - TO NAVAL ACADEMY WaatJa'f to. May ll.fc M lata ef iaiem. ;aa bee a apilniad is ike A a MrHi a I cadair. teaater Cr. batUla I aa aeexbsr sPpelaleiu.! b-l be a apptuaaia. t:,iee,ia enil b-a beU Juae II al urtUb4. Aaiaru. tu.geaa. Uraata Paaa. fendleiea aad lisker. '.'V-juu-x i at ,ai isji-hm i.i . j ("hlnamaa on PH rM-rConlan. ILrlled rieae tManl W ue I ,i.i.rion. N. J, May SI. The dle- libiiiun u( balng the file! oriental to bold an editorial poeltloa on any of prlnceton'a four undergraduate publics, tlona belong a today to Hsu Kun atwong of llhanghal, a sophomore, who haa bean elected lo the editorial board of tba lally rrlncetonlan Aona of American lcrolu(kn. iNnerlal la The Jeanial I Boeton. Maaa, May II. Hoe ton le en tertaining for two daya a large gather JL aeirBQi Cleans Everything Our EXTRA STOCK Ladies' Suite, Coats, Dresseo ' WAISTS AND PETTICOATS TWO GOOD REASONS: Fir$tVe bought too heavily. Second TbU is our firt season in .Port Mand. and we realize that we mutt make it well worth your while if we are to expect to jtet vou away from the old habit of buying in the high-rent dOwn-btalrildreV. 'Coiiie ee what your money will do at The Florence. YOU WILL BE AMAZED Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 0 -Alterations Free I l r m - aafaaa- fWumpI Coat aad Bait Uouaa WMhlaurbsai aVortkweet IAm. tea Vs ad ria. AreU. Our "Upataira Low Rent and Purchating Power. Doea It" TUALATIN VALLEY ACREAGE Splendidly located near Fortland, on United Railway; fast train., week-md rates, commutation tickets. Near town of North Dain. Electric light, pure water, improved itreeti, modern building. Ideal location for FRUIT FARMS. DAIRY FARMS. BERRY FARMS. POULTRY FARMS ENCOURAGEMENT QIVEN SMALL INDUSTRIES For literature write or call at office of RUTH TRUST COMPANY Main 3076, or A 3774. 235 Stark Streft, Portland, Oregon. s JlMaipiff & e9 Exclusive Hat! tteFg Boms Ctosedl - - - - : . ! : : " y l x -. 'il " tTT ' . ' " L v W L j;'ariaiiv i 1 L V : af H at lewsiraw,iraiiaiaics,i,t:iis and Derby Hats, Bought for the Spring Trade the Most Ex clusive Hat Stock in Portland OIF AT ONCE! xmtssssssssxsssarsssa ' i 1 111 Conditions exist whereby this high-class stock must be turned into money. Store is closed and will remain closed until tomorrow wheh the doors will open, and no matter how great a sacrifice must be made this stock will be sold. In order to dispose of this $2.50 and 3.00 Men's (Orfh 1 38 and $9 Genuine (JM) $4.00 and S5 Straw (f! og) Straw Hats, all styles, at QWb Bangkok Hats, at , Hats, all styles, at ($)iL S3.00 Soft Felt and Offh 8.00 and $10.00 g $5 ; SrOfi :s.;jM;'li!b;C 0S) Derbies, all styles, atQel(L Panama Hats, at . qq all Standard Mattes, at . .( Ji. . This is no odd and end sale this entire stock must be sold. : NOTHING WILL BE RESERVED! , EVERYTHING MUST-;BEi TURNED TO MONEY! This is one of the exclusive hat stores of Portland, and men who ""are looking for high-class Straw and Panama Hats will not be - . disappointed as every one is new. SALE WEM W7Tr?.TITi IE SPAY AT M Ao M And will continue until the stock is disposed of aaVJ 3 - - ' . K - I I ' I I .. - M A Morrison St.Xor.2d Morrison SteaCor.2d OIACs MM) fe ' . , faagaaafMraaall . - ; t ...