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THE OREGON DAILY" JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER SO, 1912.
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Brief Items of Tuesday's Late News
Short Stortct. of. World ilajirnlnga ot Received ft Time for Vester
' , cUy' Imuo of Th iournal. , ' . -'
Another slap wa taken at Governor
Woodrow Wtlnon of New Jersey and the
Democratic party by President Taft
Tueeday In an open latter to Fred (Jeter,
Cincinnati DublUher. The letter deaU
i rtWlfi the tariff and aeierts that Gov-
i'jri Wllnon'i Idea of regulation ni
7auetton are reckleaa and rldlouloue.
oltedulad upeetjh at temmon, S. V.,
TuMdari whr hl train waa held up
for nine houre on account of a. railroad
"-wrecRrrirU'Rndtgnre wns comre! -of
paoaengera of several tralne blocked by
(: tbf wreck;
:SJ.'iy.- I- .1 Exwtern.
.,ar .iih tn)in hla former
lilncw'iLWfi4aiPfctrpHeau and eprlnkO
s ling It ivlth Indelible inn, Aimona i-tick.
f wealtby farmer.- Is held In Jail at
rUerlln. IU. ,
Peter Hernia, J years old, whose
father wan hanged eeven years ago for
murder," has been sentenced to a torn;
mttraerhis been sentencea w a tone Oakland shot himself through the head
term in the R;W N J.. refornmiqry, rueHdlttrThooti
In kllllnsr bl friend, Carl Brocker. The
same attorney who defended the father
entered a, pe of guilty for the boy.
Tonj: Landers, one of the trio who
broke Jail at Jolict penitentiary Sunday,
was recaptured while visiting hla dying
mother at Worth, III.
Mrs.., Jklary ,Hrt. 100 years old, wag
arraigned in the police court at Chicago
Tuesday charged with assault and bat-
r ty upon Rev. t. J. demons, who had
attempted 10 aiscnarge ner as ca retailor
pt his church.
i-Th-'UnHed States Steel corporation
' eeclartd tt regular quarterly dividend
of Hi-per-cent on the common stock
and 1 per cent on the preferred atocK
-'Tuesday. 'v t
fifty leadlnjr Jewelers of the United
v $tates j-oted at New YoTk Tuesday to
;adopt h tnetrlo carat a tha aUndard
V'of weight for diamonds. Under the new
r -Standard a carat will weigh 200 mllll-
jtramweaf under' tia old it weight Is
j tOB.t, rnUHgrammea, rThe reduction In
' weight la 114 per rent.
,' ' Howard l Edwards, h alnple
; handed lie'd up a I.oulavllle Nashville
-.tXQtwa andrebb.cd iasBengerB near
N" Orleans last September, pleaded
1 fullty Tuesday.:
I- jt With ft ylev? ta determining finally
Whether explosive shells are more'ef
7eotrvaTr-CTngp
In illettVktlnar o ha tf 1 Anm tAKtai lift V I.. . .... . ...
In disabling a battleship, testa have
been begun at- tha naval proving
grounds at Indian Head, Md.
Arthur M. Travers, former acting
third 'assistant postmaster general, in
flicted for conspiracy and embezzlement
In taking valuable postage stamps from
tha postofflce department, has with
drawn his plea of not guilty, substi
tuted a nolle 'contendra and was fined
1500.
Tha Untied States Express company
has passed Its semi-annual dividend of
t abaMr ke-iilah)lt)mnt at tha
parcels post and a decrease In the com
pany's earnings during tha last fiscal
year were among the reasons given by
Clreolars for the failure to deolare the
dividend. The company has paid divi
dends continuously since 1885.
In the course of "the hearing Tuesday
ef Jack Johnson, negro pugilist, on the
abduction charge in the municipal court,
h was silenced and ordered from tho
courtroom by Judge Jacob Hopkins
when he attempted to make a speech to
"vindicate" himself. Judge Hopkins had
ordered the case continued to Novem
ber 10.
For tha next six weeks If 5 enlisted
men In tht.New York navy yard will be
busy ehewlng 40 kinds of tobacco to de
eidf which kind will be bought for use
in the navy. Bids were opened Tuesday
dealers who wish to furnish
pounds, about a year's sunply
'.for the American nrtv.y.
V in the tia
I ' tVrom 16
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Paj-Iflt? OtttMK.
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Charlee 13. Qreonflald, who murdered
nis ta-year-oia siepaaugnter at veniee,
Cftlr three months ago, has pleaded
guilty to first degree murder and was
sentenced to life Imprisonment at San
Quenttn,
Seeking the cooperations of II other
southern California cities In a deter
mined campaign against the 5dlson
Electric company,' the city of YasadeBa
has drawn attention to the fact that be
cause the city has a munlclpajly1 owned
lighting plant, the company is- selling
power there for t cents a kilowatt hour,
while in the others it is charging from,
I to 19 cents.
Albert Wrankle, aged 40, committed
suicide at Los Angeles Tuesday by
drinking a quantity of automobile
polish.
Mrs. Grama Wells, who died a few
days ago at San Diego, CaU, disin
herited her daughter, and left herfor
tune of 140,000 to Theodore Thicbe, an
old soldier and a former sweetheart
Two hundred Servians have left San
Francisco on a special train en route
home to Join their countrymen In the
war against Turkey.
.Ak. 8an.l'rangisso Tuesdayjiigbt
Leong Fook, a Chinaman, was sum
moned to his door by three White men
an-received (wo bullets In hi head,
dying instantly.
Frank Ue Mello, a realty man of East
terward. The couple had been secaratad
about a week.
Standing before a mirror in his room
at the Stratford hotel. Henry Blahop
Wlthrow, a dentist Of Los Angeles, cut
his throat Tuesday with a surgeon's
lance, staggered to the bed and bled
to death. He had a wife and child,
was in poqr health and in reduced cir
cumstances. Intipire4 by religious fervor, Edward
Howard, a ranoh - hand, confessed to
the murder of Frank Greenburg, near
Fort Worth, Texas, tn December, 1900,
and is today in Jail at Redding, Cel.,
formally charged with the crime.
Clifford Marr, son of a pioneer farm
er of Wenatchee, walked a mile from
tbe field to the ranoh house Tuesday,
after his scalp had been torn from his
head and several bones fractured in a
runaway.
Charles Brandt, 40 yearn old, pf Ev
erett, Wash., took out a policy a month
ago insuring his funeral and Tuesday
his body was found floating in Elliott
Bay, near the Colman dock. The body
liadJ)a J.a the water evwaJLweekn.!.
Representatives from seven precincts
Lembraced in the proposed Cascade
county met at. Estacada Monday and
adopted resolutions condemning the
of the National conservative Congress,
Which has announced its Intention of
seeking national legislation, to protect
the feathered friends of man,
Suffragists are to impress on the
eountry tha cause of "votes for women'! L
by organising a militant, parade during
the presidential inauguration.- exercises,
MurctrTTiext
Stocks and Jewels belonging to the
late S. W. Wilson, valued at 4106.000,
were stolen from the safe of the S. Wil
son Lumber company at Fort Worth,
Texas, Tuesday night The safe door
had been left unlocked,. ' .
The exact time at a given moment in
America and Europe will be established
shortly by wlrelcse telegraphy. About
the middle of November it will be pos
Bible for the first time to establish with
precision the longitudes of America and
Europe in their relation to each other
by the exchange ef wireless signals be-
tween the great station at Arlington,
Vtv and the Eiffel tower in Parle and
other European stations.
VOIDMDMENh
AGAIN UNDER WAY
Astoria Makes. New Effort to
Get Reclamation District
Established.
its alleged attitude In aiding those op
posed to a division of Claokamas coun
ty. u
While a passenger on the steamer
Chehll from Grays Harbor to Los
Angeles Mrs. Flora V. torey of Ta-
coina fell on the slippery deck, struck
on np oaca or ner neaa ana suffered
concussion of the brain,
Foreign-
Chancellor Iloyd Georgia much
ajseflinurBjjecjLra
blessing to Jobless workmen tramping
about England In search of work. The
Westmoreland board of guardians has
ordered Us poorhouse superintendents
to accept the possession of an insurance
card as evidence that the applicant is
genuinely seeking work and to exempt
him from the tasks which fall to the
ordinary vagrant.
Two Americans, Miss Bessie Lambert
and Ai Vi-Menae, were killed Jn tha.re-
cent typhoon In the Philippine Islands,
according to a cable received at Wash
ington Tuesday at the bureau of insular
affairs.
Miscellaneous.
In the oaae of John G. and I. M. Day,
California contractors, who are seeking to
collect (53,458 which they declare they
spent in protecting improvements on the
Columbia: river from being destroyed
by floods in 1904. the United States
court of claims has been called upon to
decide Whether damages by flood are
"an act of God" and if so whether the
government or contractors doing busi
ness for it should make good lossev
ensuing.
The killing of certain birds coats the
United 8tates In food destruction ap.
proximately 1420,100,000, according to
the committee on wild life protection
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If L FEEL IE III IE HUE
"Really does" put bad stomachs In order "really does" overcome indiges
tion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sourness in five minutes that Just that
makes Pape's Diapepsln the largest selling stomach regulator in the world,' It
what you eat ferments into stubborn lumps, you belch gas and eructate sour,
Undigested food and acid; head le dlzxy and aches j breath foul: tongue, ooa ted;
your 4nsldes filled with bile end Indigestible waste, remember the moment
)tapepsln comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes, It's
truly astonishing almost, marvelous, and the Joy Is it harnilessness.
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BIAPEP3E3
MAKES DISORDERED STOMACHS
FEEL FINS IN FIVE MINUTES.
rttRRS INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA.
BOUKWKS, UAH, ntAKTHUKN,
vtzz :j C7it o - wy rrva sTcrji
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(SpecUl to The JowmU
Asterla, Or., Oct. 0. The revise
proposed initiative petition for an
amendment to the Astoria city charter
has been completed and is being circu
lated among the voters and property
owners of the city. A in the former
easa, this petition asks for an amend
ment providing for a sanitary and re
clamation committee, with the power to
establish a reclamation or Improvement
district, to construct bulkheads or re
taining walls, to cause such districts to
be filled and to defray tho costs by
loaal assessment upon the property ben
eflted.
The present proposed amendment has
not been changed except that a clause
referring to the settlement of damages
incurred through the Improvement of
property has been added. This elause
calls for a written notice to be given tin!
eectttaJiL-JlieiLO
Tillamook, Or., Congregation
1$ Making Life Attractive
for Young Men.
(Sperinl to The Joarnel.)
Tillamook, Or., Oct. 80Tbe corner
stone of the new Church of Christ
which la being erected here, was laid
on Sunday afternoon In the presence
of members of many of the congrega
tions of the City. Rev. C. L. Swander
of Portland, delivered the main address.
The stone was laid by Smith W. Elliott
andrMfrP.Ar- Latimer, the oldest
members of the congregation in point
of service. Wlthtn the stone was
placed a copper box containing the rec
ords of the church, the names of the
members, the names of the architect
and the contractor, and a copy of the
Bible.
The nW building is of concrete, and
will have a IS foot basement, containing
a gymnasium, 40x0 feet, shower baths,
reading room, dining room and -a fully
equipped kitchen besides the hot water
heating plant The main auditorium,
whloh will seat 460 persons, can be en
larged, through the use of Sunday
school rooms which adjoin, and a gal
lery, to accommodate 1000. The etrucr
ture will cost $30,000.
The German Reformed Congrega
tional church of thlrf city, which was
Organized last, .year, baa purchased two
lots from John 8. Lamar for $2500 for
a site for a building. The property Is
situated In the east psrt of town, and
is particularly well adapted for this
purpose;, as a Jog In the street makes
the site visible , for some distance.
Members of the congregation Vaiaed
r 1 1 1
$1000 to apply on the building; within
30 minutes. ' '
MINER AND STOCKMAN
OF EARLY DAYS IS DEAD
Bprr!tl tf The JoDrnot.)
- Kgin; r.T OctllO.ChBTlea Haltyf rth,
a Union county pioneer, died Saturday.
1U came to this section 49 years ago,
when Elgin was but a camping ;rouj)d
of the Indians, He served 15 terms as
worshipful master of tha A. F. & A. M
and at the time of his death was an
active member of tho Masoulc, Hike
and Knights of Pythias fraternal orders.
Mr. Haflgarth was born in Lincoln
shire, England, on July 19, 1838, being
74 yars old. He came to America when
1$ years of ege, spending hjs first win
ter in New York' city and In tho fol
lowing spring making his way Jo Wis
consin and later to Louisiana. In 1860
he went to California, where he en
gaged In mining for three years, after
which he moved to Idaho, where be re
malned but a short time, then returned
to Oregon,- locating- at "Canyon " City,
where he spent four nuccfssful years
In the mines, accumulating a small for
tune. In 18(8 lie came to Union county.
Settling In Indian valley, within one
mile of where Elgin now stands, and
engaged In stock raising. He kept ac
cumulating land and Improving it. He
also owned considerable valuable city
property In Elgin,
In 1874 he married Miss Jane Long
and there were born seven sons and two
daughters, all grown and residing at
Elgin, namely, John, Joseph, Carl, Ja
cob, Samuel, Frank, James, Jessie and
IMrs. E. O. Wlllson.
ROAD LAWS FOR OREGON
If you favor a definite plan of road
construction in Oregon you should vote
for the "Harrnony Bills" on the official
ballot, as designated by numbers given
below, the election to occur November 8,
1812.
Vote "Yes" for Ne. 888, No. 838. fit.
$40, No. 842. No, 144. No. $4, this road
plan being fully covered by these six
acts,
USTERPMSB
Thinks He Could Save as Gov
ernor a Cool Two Million
to Washington.
(RraMlsl to The Jirn.
Seattle, Wash-, Oct. 30. "If the peo
ple will elect me governor Of Wash
ington and elect a legislature to work
harmoniously with ma,-1 pladge them
that we will cut the expenditures of tho
state government at least $1,000,000
and It is my honest opinion that $$,000,.
000 can be saved." said Ernest Lister,
Democratic candidate for governor.
"Ten years ago the amount of reve
nue raised fo u"n the affairs of the
state of Washington was $2,399,89$.
Last year It was $7,762,463. While the
expense of running the state increased
almost $00 per cent, the population In
creased only 2 2 1, per cent; This differ
ence, in my opinion, )ias been due al
most entirely to the extravagance and
reckless use of the people's money by
Governor Hay and his appointees.
"Tbe state capitol board, of which
Governor Hay is chairman, baa already
spent the $200,000 appropriated by the
legislature for the erection of a Temple
of Justice at Olympta, sad not even
the stone facing, the rnoct expensive
part of any building, Is included In the
present contracts. It wlil take at the
lowest estimate an additional $800,000
to complete the building. At this rate,
and . with this 1)uslns' system, the
eapltol buildings wiU cost tbe state
from six to twelve millions and all
above four millions, the- value of the
capitol land, will come from the pockets
of the taxpayerar
"In addition to lessening the number
of commissions and to staying within
the limit set by the legislature In the
construction of buildings, I will put into
force In all matters of detail those
methods that any business . man puts
Into the management- ef his own bust
nese, so that at the end of my admin,
lstration the leading financial Journal
of the United States wlU not take the '
state.of. Washington as an example of
tne waste arising front tne - una of
administration which would ' bankrupt
any corporation.'" - ,
New York antomobillats have beguQ
agitation tot uniform automobile law
In All states, i.
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ALL YOU HEED IS A
DASGARET
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No Headache, BJlOM Stomach or
Constipaxed Bowels by Morning,
Turn the rascals out the headache
the biliousness, the indigestion, the lck
sour stomach and foul gases torn them
out tonight and keep them out with
Cascsrets. '
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never know
the misery caused by a lazy liver,
clogged bowels or an upset stomach.
Don't put tn another day of distress.
Let Cascarets Cleanse and regulate your
stomach; remove the sour, undigested
and fermenting food and that mlsery-making-gas;
take the excess bile front
your liver and carry out of the system
all the constipated Waste matter and
poison In the Intestines and " bowels.
Then you will -eel great. ' v
A . Cascaret . tonight Mlll.jurelr,:
straighten you out by morning... They,
work while you sleep. A 10-cent bo i
from any drug store means a clear head, ,
sweet stomach and clean, healthy liver
and bowel action for months. Children
love te take Cascarets because they taste
good never gripe or sicken-
where and when the damages occurred
and setting a time for a hearing of the
ease before the commissioners, compen
sation to bo made out of a general fund.
The petition names as member of
the "sanitary" and reclamation commis
sion of the city of Astoria" the follow
ing: Alfred Kennedy, W. C. Logan, W.
K. Schimpf, W. P. O'Brien, Norrls Sta
ples, Martin Francisco vlch, E. Hauke,
Andrew Birch and Jena Hansen. Tbe
last named takes the place of Frans
KankUonen, whose name was scratched
from the former petition, thereby caus
ing the supreme cburtTo "declare "the"
amendment invalid. The committee win
have until November 4 to secure the
200 names necessary to place the petl
tion before the voters at the coming
feneral election.
ATTEMPT TO BRIBE HIM
IS CHARGED BY MARSHAL
(Special to Tbe JomaL)
Albany, Or Oct, SO.Al Peacock was
arrested here last evening on an indict
ment returned by the grand Jury charg
ing him with attempting to bribe an of
ficer, and In default of $504 bail, is now
In the county Jail. The Indictment
charges Peacock with having offered
$760 to Chief of Police Ellis Daughtry
to be allowed to run a blind pig and
for the assistance of the police in get
ting clear on several cases which are
now ponding In the courts here against
Peacock. '
peacock cays his troubles are all the
result of not "coming across" to the
police for protection as they demanded.
He Is now defendant In six cases be
sides this one, most of them .being
from previous terms of court. Three
are Indictments for violations of the
local option . law, one for assisting In
presenting a statutory performance at
his stables, and two are appeals from
lower courts on similar, charges.
HOOD RIVER ADOPTS
DEVICE TO MAKE CITY
ENGINEER CAREFUL
- (SpecUl to TJie owdL)
Hood River, Or., Oct, $0.
Kooert Mwis. wno has been
chief of police in Hood River 4
for the past few years, has ten. e)
dered his resignation, which e
will be accepted at the next reg-
ular meetin. Mr, Lewis Is ex-
pected to return to bis former
home In Kentucky. Dr. J. P.
Watt was appointed city health 4
pfflotr to succeed Dr. Edging. e
ton. i -
Councilman Staten made a mo- 4
tion tnai passed ine council to e
hold the city engineer reepon-
slble financially for. work he Is, 4
Instrumental Jn having the cty
perform that Js not legal. It ' 4
appears that cement sidewalks
have been laid Jn the elty where i
-there le no eb ntUag -.prUata- 4
e property that can be assessed, 4
4-i and that the cty wjlj be required! 4
4 to pay for the work. , 1 . e)
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V.A Montreal man has an uto on which
fce has placed a body equipped' like a
prirajte railroad, ear." .
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CHALLENGE THE TRADE
on the following indisputable
Facts and U, S. Govt Attested
Figures on the Supreme Popularity
of rV. U McBrayer'$ Cedar Brook Whiskey.
lMost whiskies bottled in bond are only 4 to 5
years old, Including Q other largely advertised,
popular brands.
2-More 7 to 8 year-old W. H. McBrayer't Cedar
Brook Whiskey Vint bottled In bond (2.956.944 bottles)
in 1 91 1 In our one Cedar Brook Distillery than all other
brands combined, including all advertised, popular
brands made In Kentucky, Maryland. Pennsylvania and
all over the U. S. bar none. ' .
3 On this showing having bottled more 7 to 8 year-old
whiskey last year than all other brands combined. Cedar
Brook It therefore the oldest and best on the market certi
fied also beyond question by Public Taste during three
generations.
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