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Newspaper Page TextTill! OUIOOU DAILY jO'Jj;N.L. ,'0?:TLAS'lt . , rVU.S'lNQ.- HAY ?A ll!3 tMi lilt Of I(TU .A tJUEt, HINT WlUJU J A. TUtrt Ulbiit ImiUMV ft Tae l-luteet $ae It Mi. Allr m j -4 ! 4ta. fiiA. tm i m, fruf. i jui rrte hrtr t.p t!l rablf e 4UM l la cl Iral eM I fc4 lttfl." bat om eS e eu (a (1 t ur IU--WKM e!l Mi friaal !l 4 Smm rlte-tot I f r erfa fc-f Ivuajlaal l.a Wu:i ta 'U heir Tis l ,i:ii ur tfe've U mU' f 1 1 U. tU 4 )Tt la gm. (itti r Mr, f a, I k txwa oo K t Mlu a In (UUtf aa- ILi - Ska ka y I era. ir ifl" r- (M ' t.f y iniiitiMif ft l.r aa- tialtl - a.J I r rfefcM.tf ItUJ! UIU!t . ratals wif m 1 , - , hp I 1 1 A Aoto o Wednesday's Happenings llrirf frr(Li Cilfn JorMl ItVu-r lfn w f lrrlf THE EVOLUTION OF A BASEBALL FAN'S LIES founulmL I htktui tMa U a 4)lniBf pri Piofria for trir 4i4mmil -f (otifM. .rot-.Ur Jum ll rl CHrf4 Uh Murl:i H rr- nvda brl.Kl.r Vd4 folio IB 1. I r AUr f U'lf, WmJi lartMl rtuniMt .f Ih. lmar In bo lb 1 0f h. Wtllon Urmif thai aJ hu. VoUi ImnJaaol I U wtf. Najr, a4 kU bu4 ma. r oa ih unff bill la lb nal. aa iliio4ar arral U aa rMAOiaeo, irtllUi a oo h quaioa Of lha Ulimarr of I ilr4lll I waahlnaiaa alal. II I ! Ml fit mMr lrlmar af Ullnola. I rlalm-4 Ittal ' aaa Ktvr, avrai Vtw tp.. tca f .! 14 t t inada I nll . Mid hi farm. o)oloin en lb lrimr qilion. Congramaa I Ikal of Crl Andaraon. fathar at lha I nilrwHt dH'larWl hal ll aa aaalty I flrt. Ik child aa aatKad aa Vila Maaibl for l tiaua I adjourm Jttaa I N'r aad Kla familf. It. I Th failed laua trnr Iranaporl Hu Th maUl bill ajnandmenl rpalln I feril alth arl hunt) red Amrrlraji IK I'ana.Uaa rlprtH-Kr taw. lucluJInf I raf uiaaa aboard, dropped anchor nff lh lh ax uun pronUlng fie vniranr for I Kanla 'a harf al Han Inffo. IVaJnaa naoa print ttr Uh m prolo plan nf I day. Thar r III ("' tord. a duty of 12 ton on Imported ! I of whom r landad al Han Plato fapar print pa par. aa dupld Wa4ora.ltnd III at fan rranelaco. Tha rcfus day br lh nu. Th duly oa naaa I dlard Ital lh American ra only pnni paper under lh r-ayna larlff law J danger of lawleaa mob. They aeaerl la II T ion. Amandment alo er I i,.t tBll rally favor Inlarran- aao4 rauucin in duly on pig ir" (o by lb Called Klale rrom eifbt lo all per eeni aa eiorrm Proceedlna are now Mndlne la lha anJ on ftrro altlcoq from It to 10 per rent. ' Or a vole of It to II th aerial roled ff.omn an amendment to lh metal tariff bill, piacin a large number of farming imptementa on th free Hat. PrcU-l-y all of th affirmative vote r caat by IVmorratlc leiiatura. but arveral Kepuhllran aenatora ire abaent. Kei-relary lleon, of th departmanl of aurlcullure, told thn aentt i-oiiitiilt-tr on later-oceanic cun! Ibat h fa vored permlttlna; railroad owned alram- hlpa 10 uaa th Panama tandi UOjer rrgiilationa of the Interxate commrrce romtnlaalon. Tha ertelary daclared n would not exclude wrong had been com than h would hav iau It waa threatened with th munvps. Th Magdalena ay matter baa been referred by th foreign relations com mil tee to ub-'corumltt for Inveadva- tlon. uprern ourt for th dlabarmeat of Abraham Kuef, ronrlrtrd San ITanclaco llltlcal bo, now arrrlng a aentenr of 14 year In Ran Qutntia prleon for bribery. Muefa attorney will t-onteet the procaadloga. cbarai terlilna" th ac tion aa persecution and an attempt to inflict double puelahment. Suverlor Judge Kiiaworth. Inatrurtlng a Jury at Oakland W e.lnceUay. aald th "unwritten law" antedated all other law a. and there might t ooraalona when homlcid would be juatlflabl. Jl told the Jurore to put themaelvea In th plat of th defendant. Harry rrearott. to rolltiraj. . A deluge of conteata la expected pour In on the headquarter! ef the na tional Republican committee a remit of tha committee ruling that caaea of confuted delegatlona will not be con a'dered unleea mailed or dnllverad to tha committee Wedneaday. Chairman Harry II. New of Indiana, haa eatabHahed heaJ nuArtera In tha Collaeum building;, where the national convention will be held. The last day for filing conteata of delegate to the Republican national convention be pan Wednesday with a ruah. No attempt waa mads to claaslfy them beyond eRtlmatlng that titer S 'would be a total of about 260 content. Of the, th commute eatimates, 225 are by the Roosevelt force and 15' by the Taft men. Of the 1071 delegates, credentlala for 1000 have been received. railroad shlpa bttfor ho k,1,,1 K'Ph Thompson when h ommltled. any more run1 him In Mr, rrescotts arsrt re a child hilled be- man's, on the night of Kebruary tt. anJ id conaiaer me posaioiniy or momen tary Insanity. The Jury brought In a verdict of acquittal. Th will of Mrs. Louis Warner, a one prominent Loa Angeles woman be queaths sn estate of 1160.000, th bulk of mhlch goes to her two daughters. Lllxabeth and Clarlne. A paragraph reada: 'To my daughter. Edith AMc Ogllbl Tltrotube Druia, living In th Champs Klysees, Paris, I bequeath 15. with which ah must purchase th work of a reliable author on the wages of sin and Ingratitude." Mttlo nuster- Trlct. th two-year-old son of Fred Trice, was ground to death under the wheels of a passenger train at a g-rade crossing- In Tarbma Wedncaday. Demurrer entered by attorneys for Mayor Cotterlll to the suit brought by attorneys for Hiram C. OH 1 to force a reoount of the ballots cast in the last mayoralty election at Seattle, haa been overruled by Judg Albertson, In the Kins; county supreme court, and the case set for trial June 10. , Eastern. Winifred Ankers, charged with hav ing poisoned nine babies In a children's boxpltal In New York, where she waa -employed aa a nurse, was acquitted by a Jury Wednesday. After her arrest the police obtained a confession from Miss Ankers, 1n which she admitted killing the Infants. Iatrr eh charged that the confession was secured by th use of "third deirree" methods. Beating out Denver after a stubborn fight. Detroit was chosen aa the next meeting place for the annual conven tion of the northern Baptists by the delegates to this year's convention at Dei Moines, Iowa. The Des Moines convention, which closed Its sessions Wednesday night, was attended by 1165 delegates. Meat nrice In Chicago have advanced te the highest prices kn6wn since the Civil war. AH meats todajr cost from 8 Foreign. witn rremier Poincair acting a toaHtmaster, more than S00 distinguished persona attended a luncheon at the Catelon restaurant In Paris Wednesday, given by a French committee to the Panama Pacific exposition commission ers. American Ambassador Myron Herrlck. Johp Hays Hammond. Admiral Htaunton and Haron De Constant were among the speakers. President Fallleres was unable to attend but was represent ed by his secretary, Murdered by blacks of the Maskelyn islands, Mr. and Mrs. Timer, who man aged a plantation near Mnlekula where found In the embers of their home "by M. Gautler, a trader who owned th place, when his schooner arrived 'with supplies. Natives said the French cou pie were sitting down to dinner when. a party or Jjauvur rtiacKs came to the 1 D,---! f7 mTW 1 ! .'.1 1 L-9?' !.'. r r i - -v tjr.- I i i f i rr-f -. . i W ernte.r. . i fl ' fW I ? t I r- Rrxr n n vtta I ' - .. i -- . ' .. Jl I j I'THOSB MbUTCT A 525X K xS- AvVrVlXY 5flR.Y you HA I Mmiina, RCGsjiA- I rt'ir h a Vv AA PrarnvMsr iutTW 9oi I m, , TMr r-- '- cWV, J WORK, on My HOULWal, rA j TViv G-Ot-i. To TCcc TU6 Bosi Wy ft(U0i . feV VV WM6M Me &CT 6MK . tTtTc- win m k'4W I - . mm 1 mt- I pi AMncDC PDrroo im at in imb. HALTS TRAFFIC Chilcoot Bore on Western Pa cific Will Probably Be Closed for Months. ilaliM Pttm I mil Wlr I Kan lan. , . alay j Traffic waa l.alted ua th Wratrrn Pacific railroad li Jr bwaua of a fir In lh Chilcoot tunnel, in lh Hlerrea, It mil north vf bar. Thr fir haa been raging to. TueaJay nlglit II origin Is ua knotn I'saaangaia are aaw blng transferred aruued ItMliwIth paa near lh tunnel cr uionwMit, a thai they can get trains for the Mat. Thla arlc will to romlnur.1 until rUturday. when an irrgrmr irark oer lh paaa will be ompieitur in luanrl ernbablr will b Hoard pfri inontna for repair PENDLETON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES LARGE CLASS (Special la T JraaL) Pendleton. Or. Mar s. Eighteen aiuiirnt war graduated from th Pen dleton High achool laat night Th ad dreaa of tha evening waa mad by Pro feaanr K. L. Iteaalrr of the Oregon Ag ricultural collage. nratlone wer de livered by rtirater Fe and Clair fU ly. the salutatory by Rarnli a Dillon and lh valrdlrtory by Uladys flatter- lee The claaa conaleled of Oladva L). Hattarl, Cheater U. tlordon. Inorw l. Horn. Oscar Karl Katon, Katharine ftanfleld. Io II. Haw. Bern lea E. Dil lon. Clton Strain. Martha Clair Ha ley. Cheater A. Fee. Delta Maxlne Morae. Claude A Hampton, Ruth ilyreli J'artett. John Hinderman, Allr For. haw. Hubert K Hopper. Helen John nd Itlchard Thompaon. SOUGHT 5 YEARS Fl hu LOVED Romance of Boxer Lewis Be fore the Tragedy at San Diego. lCkllr4 rrm loal tr I tocklun. tat, May It Thai Bart Q. l.wia of San 1U. wba atl a4 killed Mr. aad Mr Toilivae therw, war ned Mra Iala. wbo affella vjppod lo t- at lh bolt mt Ika tragedy, after a romaalic starch of fl year, la tb tatmeol saad l4ar by rrnk II lltx-kalaw, geitaral aex-ralary of lh Y. U C. A bar. Iluckalaw knew lwta wall and aa k m w him laal In gtockton tea day age. It Mr Lew i told him lil he flret met aire. Lawla In Nw York, where h waa a boier. Her parent eb)ri4 le thalr keeping company. 0h waa a Kwedun girt and th pareula wUhad bar 14 re turn to bar aallv laod and marry there. On day when Leal cam lh girl bad hn aant away by her pa ran I a, and hia long aearch began. Ia wla, fturkalew aid. searched In every part of lha foil ed Htatea. and finally weal lo Oak land, wrier ha worked as a fighter. waiter or anything ela b rould gat to do. On evening ha waa tnvlt4 to Jwedleb frtands housa and ther t aw hi roat sweinart. Thy war married two wk later. Buckalaw said that Iwl svrat time refrrrad to Tolllvar. blaming him for endeavoring to eatrang air, twls. Th coup I were reconciled ind pparsntly aa happy aa r, aald Buck-lew. NJUNCTION STOPS . i WORK ON COURT HOUSE to cents more than they did at the Pen ,oor nl hesran to fire, shooting me pianier ana nis wire tnrougn the back. All the street car employes in Lisbon Portugal, struck Wednesday, the men demanding the reinstatement of several workmen who had been discharged. The service is paralyzed.- Serious . disturbances have again broken out In the southern district of the province of . Shan Pi and Rlso In thr province of Bhan Tung, China. It. is reported that In Shan 81 hundreds of members of a secret society, composed of former soldiers, are scouring the country, robbing-the Inhabitants and burning their houses. samo time last year, rorternouse eak is retailing at 33- cents & pound, d other meats In proportion. Richard Harding Davis, author, play wright and war correspondent, is being sued for divorce in the superior ' court at Chicago by Mrs. Davis, who alleges, desertion. Announcement -was made Wednesday of a gift pf 185,000 to Flsk university, a negro Institution at Nashville, Tenn., by J. P. MoTRan. "A school of aalesladyshlp" has been begun aton of the publlo schools in Chicago. Thirty-five girls attended the opening session; The girls Bra taught "store arithmetic," English and a knowl edge cf textiles. Pacific Const. Shooting himself through, the head In an apartment house in San Francisco Wednesday, Edward J. Williams, travel ing salesman almoat caused a double tragedy. when the bullet, after crashing through 'Williams brain, with fatal re sult, passed within a fraction of an Inch of Annie" Snodgrass, a domestic, who Capital Demands Station. (Salem Btiread of The Journal.) Salem. Or., May 30. Cpon informa tion furnished by Attornev HnrrV Yanckwich of Portland, the raliroad commission will Investigate the neel of requiring the Oregon Electric rail way to provide r separate passenger station at Capital Hill. The station now there Is used for both passengers and freight) . - Quickly Banishes Dandruff AMONG STATE HORSES many (Salem Burena of Th Jotirnil.) Salem. Or., May SO. That cases of glanders, a dlseace dreaded by all horsemen, exist Htnnng horses In railroad construction camps in eastern Oregon and in the Willamette valley. la stated by- Dr. Jules F. Morel, state veterinarian, in a letter to Governor West. Conditions are so bad, he say. that immediate steps must be taken to prevent the spread of the disease, and it may bn necessary for the governor to declare a quarantine against ship ments of horses jfrom all the border btatea. Dr. Morel said animals have been shipped In from California. Washing ton, Idaho and litali without proper examination, and that as a result of the negligence of the railroad com panles and shippers, glanders has brok en out among horses used by sub-con tractors In railroad work being done by the Utah Construction company in Mai heur county. He Bald there were also others In eastern Oregon and In this part of the state. Because of the weakness of the law requiring examination of horses shipped into the state. Dr. Morel said it would be useless to atterppt prosecutions. The nly way to keep tne animals out is o tVclare a quarantine, ne said, as theie had been a recent shipment from California without a test for glanders. e was on his way to confer with Dr. Charles K'eane, state vcrerlnarian of California, to see If they could coop erate In stamping out the diseases. , the prospects of the sealevel road seem dim for this year. The lighthouse trail extends from Tillamook city to Cape Mnars, a prom ontory Just south of the Hayocean pe ninsula. It wns originally built by the federal government to give access to the Cape Mears lighthouse, but for a number of years It has been ncKlccted, and is now blocked by fallen trees and shrubbery. Kroni the lighthouse, a rond has been built to the btach at Hayocean. The trip to Hayocean by way of the trail is 1.1 miles, whrrcnx the proposed road will bo seven miles long. Roth the county roiirt and the light house department will be asked to as sist In reopening the trail. It Is esti mated that 30 -men could complete the work within a month. ' WORK HAS BEEN BEGUN ON LEBANON SEWERS (Special to The fogroal.) I-ebanon. Or., May 30. Work of build ing the sewer system for Lebanon has been begyn. Mr. P.lciwell of the firm of Bidwcll, Hayden & Company Arrived In Lebanon yesterday and Mr. McArthur the civil engineer under whose super vision the work will be done, arrived this morning from Eugene. The force of men used on this work will be small until the work reaches the intersection of Wheeler and Williams streets where the sewer branches. After this point is reached the force of men will be more than doubled. The system adopted is a gravity san itary system, and will c6pt the city for the mains, and the sub-mains or princi pal laterals about J6o,nou. The main sewer will be a 21 inph pipe. And Stops Hair from falling Scalp Itch Goes Over Night and All Hair Worries Cease y When Tou Use r ansian aage. Wo poisoners augar f lead no roiphnr no ay in rm.it- 'AS SAOE. -'-: JUT!' The cleanest daintiest, mn.t r.iH"hihir ami .elf&ht- ful hair tonic In th world la PARISIAN B AQE. If you do' not use It . you are daily, missing a ; glorious treat. It ts simply splendid for men, .women and chll dren. It is sold at , drug .and department stores, and y toilet . goods counters , for only ' 60 , cents a large bot tie. " AsV for. PARISIAN .. SAGS for your own, protec tion: The girl wltb-Tth Au burn hair Is on eVery carton and bottle. A A. D ont jLet'co Biff PARISIAN gAGB drives out 11- dandruff : and Istop fcalr .from falling in two weeks. It stops Itching i-aip in 43 nours. .. It 1 a half nourlsher and promptly puts life, luster and beauty. Into dull, faded ana in-looking hair. V Mrs. Geo. BroVn, No. 18 , EL High St, Rockville, Conn., writes: ? "After I ued the first bottl of PARISIAN. SAGE . my hair topped v falling out and : I have never had any trouble since. I do not .think there, s anything better for falling hair or Itching scalp - than PARISIAN PAGK." : WOODARD-CL.ARKIS at CO; GUARANTEE 4T. , 1 OREGON CITY SCHOOL TEACHERS CHOSEN " (Snell te Tts"'JsiirMl.l - - Sandy. Or.. May 88. Supervisor C. F. Anderson has been elected principal of the west side schools of Oregon City. He held thla position before being ap- nointed county school supervisor. Ow Ing to the hardships Incident, to con stant travel in the rural districts he will not seek reappointment as super visor. He . will be assisted by Ldllle Schmidll, teacher of first xade and in- structor In domestic art, and oyHarrtet G. Brown of Portland, Madge Bright bill of Oregon City, Pearl Bailey of Sherwood and XJUie Miller -of Pioneer, OLD LIGHTHOUSE TRAIL MAY OPEN TO BAYOCEAN oecll t Tb J-mrnaLt ' Tillamook. Or.. Hay .; 10. Because a railroad right of way conflicts with the proposed sealavel wagon road from Tillamook city, to Hayocean; an ffort Is ' being made to have the socalled 'lighthouse trail" reopened to give ac cess to- that section. ' County and rail road officials have been unable to agree aa io the placing -of tha wagon: road and th railroad, at several' points, and Colombia Timber. Owners Organize. (Silf-m Bureau of Tha Innrnal.l Salem, Or.; May 30. State Forester Ellla.tr reported today that the Colum bia Forest Jlre association, having for Its members nearly all of the large timber owners in Columbia county, tras organised In Portland Monday, and Tuesday the timber owners of western Lane county organized. Porter S. King la to bo field manager of the Columbia organisation PRESBYTERIANS OF ALL SORTS TO GO TO ATLANTA Atlanta, Gn., May SO. A telegram from Dr. Hugh K. Walker, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of At lanta, aonnouncefc that the United Presbyterian assembly, which Is In ses sion at Seattle. Wah., hns accepted Atlanta's Invitation to meet here in May, 1913. end to participate in tho great Pan-Piesbyterlan gathering. The acceptance of the I'nlted Presby terlans makes certain the big Atlanta conference, as two other assemblies, tha U. 8. A. snd the I. 8. have already ac cepted. These three assemblies repre sent nine-tenths of the Presbyterians In the United States. The Associate Re form Presbyterian olurrch is the only one yet to be heard from and Its an nual meeting does not take place until October. That the Associate Reform church will accept the Invitation is practically certain. It is estimated that not leHS than R000 commissioners will oe brought to At lanta by the Pan-Preshyterlan congress. Floater Near Coburg. Cohurg. Or.. May 10. Xe 8mlth. who has been working at the aalmon rack at the mouth of th McKemla rlvr, two mile west of here, brought word last evening that th body of an un- Kenxle river and disappeared down the Kenilir Iver and disappeared down tha Willamette befor a boat could b had to recover th body. No one la miss ing from points up th McKcnale, so far aa Is known. Search along th bank of the Willamette was. Instituted today In the hope of finding tho body caught by a snag. , 1 1 pedal I T JiuraaLl The Dalles. Or.. May ID. Work on Wasco county's nw court house has been stopped by an order of tha cir cuit court granting a temporary la junction. In which Bart Emmeraon la named a plaintiff and the county oourt. county clerk, treasurer and tho contractor are made defendant. ., Tho case will com up for hearing Beat Saturday and will b argued before Judge G. W. Phelpa of tho sixth dis trict, who haa been called to hear, tho case. Judge W. U Bradshaw, the Judge of this district, being a resident and tax payer of this county, asked: that' another Judga be called. ' ' So Tired of Tired Feet ? Use TIZ for Instant Relief Get the ."Tireci" Out in a Few Minutes. TIZ Makes Your Feet Sore-Proof and Tired-Proof. . - fr - Send for FREE Trial Package of TIZ Today. TWO OREGON GIRLS HAVE AUDIENCE WITH PIUS X (Jfceclal to The Journal. I Hlllsboro, Or., May 30. Two Wash-' Ington county young .women who re turned this week from a year abroad recently had tho unusual honor of an audience with Pope Plus X. They are Miss.Wilma Wagtrener 'and Miss Alice Clement, who have been pursuing their musical studies in Berlin. Their re turn trip included a tour of Italy and while in Rome tbo audloiice. which was arranged through Archbishop Christie, Was given. They were greatly im pressed .with, the manners and demoa racy'of the pope, Even the oldest inhabitant-has bow to the Will of the youngest. to Soofbing Vapor Drives Out Catarrh It 3s now agreed by the leading phy sicians of this country and Europe that til Anly. way to drive out 4he ca tarrhal germs from p the delicate mem brane of the nasal, bronchial and pul monary tract is by the use' of Men- tholyptus. . ' '. , V v., Just a. ftv. drops of Mentholrptus In a dish of hot water--breath In the pleasant vapor to . the bottom of the lungs and, the foul Impurities ere cleaned out, Vea, this penetrating but foul soothing 'vapor reaches . even to the Inner lungs', and in a few minutes that stuffed up feeling is gone. Vour head and lungs ar free.- Inatant re lief -with the very first breath of thla wonaerrui McTimoiypius vapor. uon i iviffer , another day from the misery .of catarrh and colds don't neglect that catarrh and let it run Into bronchitis, pneumonia or - perhaps rconsumptloT when, you can check It at once with the Mentholyptus vapor treatment. Only 60c ; : Mentholyptua -Salve treatment, 60c, 'v Mentholyptus salve i a .': soothing, healing balm that Instantly relieves congestion clears but the nasal pas sages and gives you' absolute protection' from 'further- colds and -catarrh trou ble. -Worth many time the price as a safeguard from catarrh, We, kno' that the . Mentholyptus treatment will reach your case. Take It on urjnoney back guarantee.- Setter Investigate trfls wonderful temedy today.- . . - - f Skldmore Drvg Co . 'lJl Third etrtat "O fudge! It's? awful how tired feet make you feel tired all "over so dead tired. 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