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Popular1 Outfielder Had Long
and Brilliant Career in the
' Baseball World.
I . f ' ' r s
sheriff for 40 years. I v-.M vver vcte
to reinstate lilm to his form4 rank."
"A whole lot has been said about the
case I have had in tne ponce court.
eald Mr. Seton. "In 15 month that I
have been on the executive board, I have
had Just eeven cases. And of those sev
en -every singia one was nanaiea lor
old clients whose attorney I had been
for year?. I have turned down many
other casts, but my old clients I could
not turn down. And I have never ap
peared In & case, defending any , disor
derly, house. ' ' .'. v
"As member of the executive boards I
do not tret one' cent of salary.- Can I
be expected to throw away my private
practice for holding an unsalaried of
fice? - --.A,;.-.
"Kay's chanrea that I hava ever
used undue- Influence - to block police
prosecutions, or that I have abused him.
are absolutely false. . . ,-.
Explains Kay's Animosity. ! . : .
Kay's animosity has", peeri' directed
38 Angeles Ballplayer, who passed
away this morning.
" " (Vnltei PreU tetsed Wire.) .
Loa Angeles. Oct. 8. Heine Halt
; muller, star batsman of the Los Anicelea
: Coast leagus baseball team, died today
fin tha Good Samaritan hospital here of
' typhoid iever. He had been 111 for about
10 days, and was taken to, the hospital
" lust befora-hls team left for Ban Fran
- clsoo last week. It had been reported
that he was improving from day to day
and hla death came as a shock to his
friends.
: Heitmuller had been playing in the
" outfield for Los Angeles and was the
rleaviesTTiTner'Ori" the team. Hianoss
' Will be "greatly felt by his club. He
- was a graduate of the University of
' California and first "became famous In
i baseball as a member of the college
; nine. He was a member of the Phila-
delphla Americans In 1909. .
Was Chum of Williams.
Nick Williams, manager of the Port
land Northwestern league club, was
greatly affected When he was Informed
of Heltmuller's death, for tiny had been
lifelong friends in San Francisco, later
entering the University 01 California.
"Heine was one of the best fellows in
the world and a chum of mine. I never
knew of a better liked ball player In the
profession. He had the biggest heart
of them all. and was an Inspiration for
the young ball player.
"Heine's death was much like that of
Joe Nealon.. another popular ball player.
Nealon earn back to California after
playing first base with PlttBburg: and
"Joined the outlaw leagu. -He was in
the best of health until stricken with
typhoid in April of 1910, and died in
eight or nine days in a San Francisco
hospital.-,-
RUSHLIGHT TO DEMAND
: EXPLANATION OF KAY'S
CHARGE AGAINST SETON
v?--- (continued From Page One.)
thins tver'. 1 in t! n l-'tpr, an.l ask.--
what they should do. i.lr. l.sterly said
the place would have to be cleaned up.
Women tetoxa to Haunts.
Members of the moral squad say that
when they went to see if this had been
done Saturday night, they had no trouble
in buying beer and that they were ac
costed by the women. They declare
further, that following the arrest,and
after the three women had been released
on ball, they returned, to the house and
were guilty of further disorderly con
duct on Sunday. '
It was this law violation on Sunday,
as. testified to by the policemen, Mr.
Esterly said today, that has made him
determined to press the case in court
VI feel that they had two chances to
remedy conditions and did not take ad
vantage of them," declared Mr. Esterly.
"Neither the notice nor the raid seems
to have h4any effect, so I shall carry
the case right Into the courts. I expect
sometime today to aek an injunction
against me because I defended ft. young Wtfainlttg Mrs, DUnning from main
boy named Tweedy whom Kay and Stew-
art had arrested in the Milton hotel, i
and charged, first wlth vagrancy,' and
then with contributing to the . delln.
quency of a- minor. The- boy -was in
the sitting room of the- hotel, with the
girl, and other persons - coming ln and
going out often,- when Kay arrested him.
An old client of mine asked me to de
fend the boy. There was absolutely no
evidence ox improper conduct-on , "his
part, or that of the grlrl.i When, Kay
was asked if they had been in a com
promlelng position, he" testified, 'tinder
oath, 'They hadn't gotten .. that i far
yet.', , ' , .
"And that was the kind of testimony
on which he was trying to ruin the lives
of these young people. It made me so
wrathy : that I scored him, ss .I would
have scored any person with so" little
moral sense. The grand Jury refused to
Indict the boy, and Judge, Gatehs of the
Juvenile court, has .since given his per
mission for them to get married. They
were sweethearts who incurred the sus
picion of Kay because they thought a
lot of one' another, v-'Y
"Kay's intimation that I have any
interest in any disorderly hous is wick
edly false.' I own two houses on .East
Eleventh street, and four on Mllwaukle
street, and I will give the number and
full information to .any person who
wants to look them up. Moreover I
challenge -Investigation. vr
These are absolutely , the only build
ings that I own, or have any Interest in
whatsoever, as owner, tenant, or lessor,
or an any other way, in the city of
Portland. ... -,
COUNCILMAN'S WIFE IS
m BE ENJOINED FROM
PERMITTING NUISANCE
(Continued From Page One.)
to be made parties to the injunction
suit
" T" Woman" Owns "Yxopsttrr
The action will be directed against
Mrs. Dunning instead of against the
councilman, Mr. Esterly said, because
she is listed in the records as owner of
the property. Patrolmen Kay and. Stew
art., jof the -governor's.: "morat squad,"
who-with-f atralman Moo iuajdej.ua raid,
say their evidence shows, however, that
the property was handled by Mr. Dun
ning and that the tenants transacted all
dealings through him. '
. lAst Thursday, Mr. Esterly asserts,
ne sent to Councilman Dunning a noti
fication that ha had reason to believe
that the Ankeny rooming house was used
by its tenants for Immoral purposes,
and notifying him to remedy conditions
at once. Mr. Dunning and his - son
promptly called on the prosecutor, pro
fessed entire ignorance of the condl-
Biuii mi u;;e
- KiH'S COURT
inlng a public nuisance, and restrain
ing the-lnnmtea as JWelt on the evidence
I have and more that I expect to obtain.
The action is directed against Mrs. Dun
ning only because she owns the 'prop
erty,; :; iV--.'. r-;?,.T ,r ,?,;.,y ,'7 e- v
v- Attorney Oeaeral to Aid. ' 1
"The complaint ; will be signed not
only by me, but by the attorney general
of the state, whose office will assist in
the pro&ecution."
Gfeuncllman Dunning was absent on
business this morning, but an associate
declared that a great injustice was 'done
him.
"Mr. Dunning is (absolutely innocent
of any wrongdoing," he said. "He rent
ed the rooming house in enoA fulth hi
R Innillflriv tvhnm ha hnii v,rv rMlnn !
to believe was a responsible and trust
worthy person.: There was a strict pro
viso against improper usee of the prop
erty in the lease. He has already noti
fied her and" her- tenants to move out,
and since receiving Mr. Esterly's - no
tice, which gave hint his first knowl
edge that conditions were not right, hae
done everything he could to remedy
them."' '!'p ' ' i' M: '
t -"How innocent 'he has neen -In " tne
matter can be Judged from the fact that
he and his family occupy apartments in
the front part of the house. They have
had no knowledge that everything was
not right"
-r "I -don't - want -to- bother -with- fac
tional fights and you needn't bring
your . dirty linen into my, court to be
washed," was Circuit Judge McGinns
manner of ridding himself of the trou
ble of trying an extortion case against
San Krasner this morning. Krasner
was allowed to go on his own recogui
sane until the case could be reassigned
to another Judge and when his attorneys
said he was held under a similar in
dictment Judge McGinn let him go on
tn same terms on that,
Krasner has been held in the county
Jalfr-f orr sometim - on charges of ex
torting money from Sam Gross and
Max Wagman., The Gross indictment
was to have been hnr morning.
Krasner according to the indictment
extorted money from Gross by threat
ening to expose the- fact .tnat Gross
was living off the earnings of a woman.
Arc You
0FIFCERS ELECTED
BY MULT0P0R CLUB
After a preliminary meeting several
weeks ago, since which time It had re.
malned dormant, the Multopor club took
a second start last night and elected of
ficers. The club is composed of war
horse Republicans and in campaigns of
several years "ago was a strong ' organ
ization. " .
C M. Idleman was elected president,
John B. Cleland vice president, L. D.
Mahone secretary, John Gill treasurer.
while Will G. Steel, B. 8. Pague. S. B.
Huston, J. C, Meazle and William H.
Galvani compose the committee on mem
bership. Cleland, Huston and C. E.
Moulton were appointed on a committee
to frame by-laws.
The meeting was held at Republican
headjjuarters, .Jn. the Imperial hotel,
where another meeting is to take place
next Friday evening. Plans will then
be taken up for active participation in
the campaign. -
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Ye Oregon Grille
Much appreciation is being shown for
the vocal and instrumental entertain
ment at Ye Oregon Grille. Miss Shlelda
Bols. soprano; Miss Helen I. Horn, con
fralto, both assisted by Slgnor Fussell's
wen Known orchestra or soloists.
I Redaced
AlYSELF
Following Juilge McGinn's action
Judge t. Jlorrow assigned the case to
Judge Gantenbeln who set the trial
for tomorrow morning. This afternoon
Judge Gantenbeln will sentence Kras
ner for running a gambling ' house.
Krasner was found guilty on appeal
from municipal, court several days ago
but sentence was delayed - until after
the- trial -of MeyeY- Kaplanr Krasner'M
rivals on charges of vagrancy and run
nlng a gambling house. Judge Gan
tenbeln desired to-Ret all sides of the
factional " fight Kaplan '-was found
guilty and 'f sentenced rto- 90 daysin
has not been arrested.., Dpputy City
Attorney Sullivan is, -proceeding. asaitist
his bondsmen.-
NOVEL PLEDGE ASKED
' OF U. OF 0. STUDENTS
University (jf Oregon, Eugene, Or.,
Oct 8.--aovernor West will conduct the
Wednesday iseMbiy;'of'the"nrversity
students tomorrow, .1 His mission wilt
be novel. It is his purpose to. secure
written pledges from all the university
students to make an effort after gradua
Jail and to pay 1 50 on the charges but tlon to repay, the state, for the money costsH
oinloj for the'r e " :: "
not to be In cah l.:t i.i y.ii..: ,
students are to express rticir t
work for the betterment of Or.., .1.
The idea Is one that may have .-
lasting effect through the formnllty cf
awritten pledge.
Fined $100.
Admitting Judgment In a ctu'irj,
brought against the company by the
government ,for, .violating the i federal
safety appliance act today, the Southern
Pacific railroad was fined in the United
States district court a sum of f 100 and .
I wit rat CiiMmfortahl, TVut am x-.u
Miserable, iiered with .Hheumutum Afthma.
Neuralf It.- When I worked yr wlkd, 1 putfrd
Ilka a Iortls. I tuok r .,ivnm..t
ein t eouia nna. l starved, Bwettod. fcxer-
ruined my digestion, felt, line 1a luvalM; lint
iteadlljr falwrd welicht. Thrt-n .not
Ingle 4tt or diffti.at I nciird of that I
did not try, I fUed U riJe air w-iibt.
i;.nmipa eoelety. as I did imt rare to re
the butt .(it all the Jok. It n i-mbarra.
in to bare my frlendi tell me 1 was gritlnc
Btout. no one knw U lcter ihnn u:riU.
SOMETHING HADTO BE IONE
uca 10 uoy ut cue of rAT. When I
dltcovered the cause I found the renMily. The
French Method gats me aa tusIKht., I Impiond
02Jt,t ttemoted -the objectlonsble fee tares,
tddsd more pleasant ones, and Uun 1 tried air
ptau on myseU for s week. It warkod liko
ivi - cvniu nurv
SCREAMED WITH JOY
at the end of the first week when tbe scales
ioiu ne 1 Baa ion 10 pounos by mr simple,
iitiini, vrugieu AJeinou. It was a
pleasure then to continue until 1 regained tor
normal self In sis. I feel 18 resrs younrer. I
look 16 yeare younger. My Double Ctalo. has
ennrejy ainappearea. 1 can walk or work now.
I cn eltmb a monntsin. I am normal in site.
I ean welgb just what I want to weigh. I am
master of my own body now. I did not start,
but ate all I wanted to. I did not tske Sweat
Baths. I did not drug. I used no Electricity,
ur umuiiui rumm, uui i louna tne ninipie,
onue, uwuwn Dense vya.x oi reauclng my
weight, and I applied It. I hire tried It on
others. My Doctor says I am a perfect picture
of health now. I am no longer ailing. I am
bow a happy, healthy wosmsv - New mm going
to help others to be happy. I hare written a
book on the subject. If yon are fat, I want
you to hare It will tell you all abdut my
Harmless, Drugless Method. To all who send
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sud address. A Postal Card will do and I'll
do giaa to tend it so mat you eaa quickly learn
how to reduce yourself and b ss happy aa I
am. Write today as this advertisement may
not appear again in tnis paper,
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,: lth blocking prosecutions In which po
lies officers appeared against personx
"defended -by Beton, arid with having
' abused him more than once when he was
! giving testimony in police court cases.
Then Kay made the Intimation that
1 Mr, Seton had an Interest In a . dis
orderly bouse, and followed tlsls by de
claring that Mr. FiUgerald, who la in
the cigar making buainees, had passid
the word to get him off the force be-
cause of his activity In arresting of
' fenders of the cigarette law.
.JJPoth.lit.Seton and Mr, TUigerald
mada hot rejoinders to Kay's charges
this morning. -,
"It any minister In PortlanJ will give
:ms hla church, or a platform, or any
place whatever from which to speak, 111
answer Kay or Governor West, or any
othsr person who makes charges against
me to the fullest particular," said Mr.
Seton, his voice vibrating with lndlgna
' tlon.
''More than that, I'll open to the In
spection of - the ministers my private
' books and my two bank- accounts I
' haven't a safety deposit box, I can as-
sura them and If they find a single
I ollar In any bf my accounts that Isn't
I fairly and squarely and honestly gotten,
VI will plead guilty to anything; they
want to accuse me of."
Calls Charges raise.
r-MrrfttegrateoTt)niy--aMittrerinilit
Kay'a charges against him are abso
lutely false, but made the assertion
. that since Kay was "broken" from D-
tectlve Sergeant to the ranks by the
police committee recently, he' has,
'through his friends, made offers of po
litical assistance to ritzgerald If he
Z wouldLvotalta relnslateJilm.. ' -
, . "I never saw Kay, and didn't know him
until after bo was reduced," said Mr.
Fltrgerald. "Time and again there had
been complaints against him, and. when
he finally used roughness in, making' an
arrest I moved to reduce . him, not even
: knowing whether there would be a sec
ond. "Since then he has sent his friends to
me to get me to change my vote and re-
- Instate him. If I do this I am promised
his political support If I don't, he
threatens to do everything he can to
beat me. ,
. "I consider Kay unfit to be on the
" police force. IfI never got a vote tor
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yon OElly loiew what pleasimre fife
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