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Notes of Wednesday's Happenings Brief Paragraph Giro Journal Readers the News of Late Yesterday . . . v Afternoon and Last Night, , Political, That the Democrats are sure of three , or tne is presidential eiooiQi-Bi California, and may get nve. was indi cated Wednesday night in the vote In all the counties for each of the II can . dldatea on the Roosevelt Itnd Wilson tlcketSi' !'J"::kv.' 1 : . ; No. desertions " from the Republican ' party In either house of congress will lie shown in tne. -new .congreamonw ai- reotonr. which, under the law, must be on the desks of senators and represen tatives next Monday. The last "copy on biographies waa sent to the publlo printer ..Wednesday, and Senator Bmoot. chairman of the Joint committee on printing, says no change would be pos sible. ; - - The eerteant-at-arms of the senate on .Wednesday sent a squad- of deputies witnesses for the trial of Judge Arch ' bald of the commerce court A list of 48 witnesses for the trial was furnished by the house managers of the Archbald' ' proceedings, after an extended confer ence. .: . A ' second mysterious change In the national platform of the Progressive ".' party' came-to light Wednesday in the investigation of the "klUlng". ol an all : important anti-trust declaration. The new revelation was that a long para graph aimed at corporations waa supple- mented by one urging greater unifica tion. Eastern. Rev. Charles Emellus, formerly pastor ; of the Lutheran church of New Sweden, Maine; and two other persons were In dicted Wednesday for the murder of C Augustus Jacobs of that town, In June, Others Indicted with the mints- i ter were Mrs. Mary Jaeobs,wldow"of the alleged victim, and her son, Edgar. . Dominica da Gamnvf ' Brazilian am bassador to the United States, and Mrs. Klisabeth Bell Hearn, widow of Arthur Hearn, son of the founder of one of . Jvtew York's large dry goods firms, were married Wednesday night at the Fifth avenue residence of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert IL Gary. On the Holland-American liner Nleuw Amsterdam, when It arrived in New York August 19, "came Mrs. Nellie I .J", ,. 111 11 i '. Greatest Tjcruo Vitalizor Known A Sp-CENT BOX FREE A Recent Oiscovery.Eellogg'i Saniton wafers, tlie Most Effective Herva StrengUiener for Men and Wo men Ever Found ly Science. 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The customs officers visited the two women Wednes day and compelled them to pay 1800 for the stuff they brought In. .Princess ' Youne Colloredo Mannsfeld of Austria arrived in New York three weeks ago and declared she waa going to live while in that city on S3 a week. She engaged a suite at the Rlts-Carlton and attended the horsa show several times. Just before the big Steamer sailed for home she was asked If she had limited herself to $3 a week, and replied, "No, It cost me $3 a minute, but I enjoyed every moment" Snow tn some sections 24 Inches deep covered northern New York state Wed nesday afternoon, as a result of a storm of almost bllszard proportions that raged throughout the day, greatly ham pering railroad traffic. New York city is covered with six Inches of snow. Five sleeping cars and a day coach were hurled over a 20 foot embankment at Glenloch on the main line of the Pennsylvania railroad Wednesday night. TWenty-flva persona were seriously in jured. OH the-' motion of W. P. Morris, as sistant county attorney, that it would be "ungallant" to allow wgmen to sit In the trial, nine women jurors im paneled at Pittsburg, Kan., Wednesday, In what Is known as the 'Enoch Arden" case, were released in the court of Jus tice Pomeroy, and a Jury entirely of men Impaneled. Romeo W. Nathan of Revere was ar rested at Boston Wednesday in connec tion with a-federal investigation, of the sale of alleged "rare editions" of books through which victims have been swindled, It is claimed, of $6,000,000. Nathan waa one of 11 Indicted men who It Is alleged induced wealthy persons to buy comparatively valueless pook at stupendous prices. William Vincent As tor has been elected a vestryman of the Episcopal ohurch at Rhinebeok. N. Y., filling the vacancy caused by the death of Colonel John Jacob Astor in the Titanic .disaster last April. The Poe cottage. In Upper New York, where the poet lived from 1848 to 1348 and where his wife died, la in danger of being seriously damaged by the erec tlon of a tall building beside It and the city probably will appropriate $6000 to buy the cottage and remove It to Foe park, nearby. The borough council of Madison, N. J., believes it has solved the billboard nuisance. Hereafter owntrs of property that is adorned by advertising boards will find their assessments thereon raised to a point so high that the reve nue received from the boards will not be enough to meet the taxes.. Loaded with white squares, heavily germ crusted, the restaurant sugar bowl Is as great a menace to Ufa as any anarchlatio bomb ever hurled. Holding this opinion. Surgeon General Rupert Blue of the publlo health service de clares that proprietors of public eating places should compel their customers to use sugar tongs In removing the sugar an never to remove- tt -with: their fingers. Pacific Coast President C. C. Moore has received word from Wsshlngton that Minlater J. J. Loudon has officially notified the state department that Holland accepts the invitation of President Taft to participate In the 1816 universal expo sition. Holland la the twenty-second foreign nation to accept the Invitation of participation In the coming world's fair. C. E. Bartholomew, city marshal of 8Drlnadala. Wash,, charged with the murder of C. H. Onelst, waa acquitted there Wednesday by a jury. Gnelst, a saloonkeeper, was killed by Bartholo mew for Interfering with the latter while making an arrest Abner L. Ross, pioneer hotel man of southern California, died suddenly of heart dlseass at ios Angeies weanes day. Ha was 78 years of age. Ross formerly was manager of the Palmer House. Chicago, ana estaouanea me ra- mous Lookout Inn . on Lookout moun tain. Tennessee. He owned several re sort hotels in Florida. Anary over the way in which state Bank Examiner V. W. Piatt ha han dled the affairs of the defunct Boise State bank, which failed a year ago, and becauss a dividend has not been paid, the depositors of the ruined bank ing house, whose ornoers are unaer in dictment went on record Wednesday to petition the court to remove the ex aminer as receiver. Charges of "rot ten politics in the administration of the business affairs of, the bank" were made by the depositors. . ' Hundreds or auoas nave neen noun- derlng in the lower bay at Aberdeen. Wash., for several days, made unable ta flv for any distance cy a coating oi whale olL which escaped from a tank owned by the American Pacific Whaling company at Its station at Bay City, near that city,, , - Arthur uooae. wno, on n cnarge wi murdering Emma Aubrey in a ques tionable house at Wallace, Idaho, in is os. was tried, convicted ana sen tenced to a life term on a verdlot of murder in the second degree, has been riven an unconditional pardon by the Idaho state board .of pardons, , W. J. Settle received a aentenoe of life Imprisonment at Canyon City Wed nesday night for the murder of Bert Crowley, He took the sentence quietly and, after hearing it seemed better eon tented than he has been fer weeks since the crime, He had pleaded guilty. For -the first, tun, in tne mstory ot CaHfeTnlaraa4-4t-la.UUaved.-tbe .first time in the history of the United States, a Chinese woman . has been appointed executrix to handle the estate of a dead man. The Chinese woman so appointed Is Mrs. Gee ghee of Marysville, Cel., and she is under , bonds to administer the estate of her dead husband, a wealthy Chinaman of that city: v- i . John Percivsl Jties, whe represented Nevada in the United 8tates senate for 80 years, died at Los Angeles Wednes Lday night after a long illness. He was 4 years oia. "'..,.r.':: Foreign. . . . Archduke Frans Ferdinand, heir to the Austrian throne; Foreign Minister Berchtold, the 1 Hungarian minister of defense and the chief of the general staff of the army,' were received in an liidlence Wednesday by Emperor Frans Josef. Nothing was given out as to the subjects, discussed, but It IS certain that the prospect of a Servian-Russian war was their theme. ? Dlspatohes received today from Ber lin say that Austria will rush a fleet to Duraxzo before Servian troops can oc cupy that port on the Adriatic Austria also will make a demonstration against Belgrade. Austria's stand Is said to have become even mora uncompromising since Tuesday. ' ' .Carl Johannes Kaerapf,, member of the German imperial parliament has been reelected as speaker of the house. American General Consul Hollla at Beirut, Syria, has Informed the state department that all American cltlsens In Aslatio Turkey are safe and unmo lested. General Joaquin Tellez, commanding the Mexican federal forces In Chlhua hua, la In receipt of orders to report at Mexico ,Ctty with 8000 men to assume charge of the Seventh military sone. This territory includes the states of Mexico Puebla, Morales and Guerrero. General Aubert, It la believed, will suc ceed General Tellee In -the north. Rebels met their first defeat Wednes day in the projected movement against Juarea when repulsed by a small fed eral garrison at Guzman, a few miles south of the border. After four hours fighting 600 rebels under-General SaJia. sar were defeated by the 200, federals defending the town, possession of which controls the - Mexico Northwestern rail way. Twins,- a boy snd a girl, were born to Lady Howard de Walden at London Wednesday. Such an event In the case of firstborn children Is rare in British aristocracy. Lord Howard de Walden, soldier, poet yachtsman, killer of big game, dramatist composer, musician and all around sportsman, has an in come of $1,600,000 a year. He 1s about S3 years old, while his Wlfs was Just 21 when they married. Miscellaneous. Attorney General Wlckersham an nounces, that he is planning a trip around the world in company with Mrs. Wlckersham as soon as he retires from publlo Ufa A man who has been sent to Jail for contempt of court cannot take out final citizenship papere. unless he has been pardoned by the higher courts or gov ernor and a judicial record made of the fact. This was the ruling of Federal Judge Lewis at Denver Wednesday in the cass of George Pagdonas, ons of the striking miners of the northern Col orado fields, who sought to become a citlsen of the United States. Mexican Ambassador Manuel Calero announced at Washington Wednesday that his government would not consent to the appointment of a joint commis sion to consider the claims of Amerl cans who suffered losses In interior Mexico during the revolution. ' According to Representative Fitzger ald, chairman of the house appropria tions committee, the first ship to pass through the Panama canal will be sent through that waterway, now fast ap proaching completion, on September 26, 1318, the 400t,h anniversary of the dis covery of the raciito oy BaiDoa, Readjustment of railway mall was the subject of a conference Wednesday between., Poit mastep General Hltohcock and representatives of several of the larger railway systems or the country. The railways are now paid according to the weight of mall carried, while Mr. Hitchcock proposes to pay acoording to the amount of car space actually used, contending that If his plan is carried out it will result In an annual saving of net less than $3,000,000. William Brash Escapes From Asylum fSatem Btirtta r The Journal. Salem. Or., Nov. 38. William Brush, committed to the state Insane asylum from Columbia county, has escaped. He la not considered dangeroua Smoke o! Herbs Cures Catarrh. A' Simple, Safe, Reliable Way and It Costs Nothing to Try. This preparation of herbs, leaves, flowers and berries (containing no to bacco or hablt-rprmlng drugs) Is either smoked In an ordinary olean pipe or smoking tube, and by drawing the medi cated smoke into the mouth and Inhal ing Into the lungs or sending it out through tbe nostrils in a perfectly nat ural way, the worst case of Catarrh can be eradicated. It is not un pleasant to use and at the same time, it is en 1 1 r e 1 y harmless and can be used y Pan. woman or child. Just as Catarrh is contracted by breathing cold or dust and germ- this balmy anti septic smoking remedy goes to ail the affected Psrta of the air Dasaara .v.. CONTAim Nd 1 TOBACCO yaucnASN ri " n MwiaiSTmu head,, nose; throat and lunga It can read ily be seen why the ordinary treatments such ss Sprays, ointment, salves. liauiTi or tablet medicines fail they do not and can not reach all tbe affected parts Jt you have catarrh of the nose! throat, or lunss. chokln. . in,...j feeling, colds., catarrhal headaches: if you are given to hwklng and splttW this simple but sdentifto treatment ahould cure you. . ww An Illustrated book which it... oughiy Into the whole question of the causa, surf and prevention of catarrh wllljupon 'request? be Sent yoq Vy j. W. Blosser, t$ .Walton street A& lanta, us. ;:,,t Ha will. also, mall you! flv. .... free treatment- You will at once see thst It Is a wonderful remedy, and as uhij u, vui Hvn,r vr m regular treatment. It is within the reach of everyone. It is hot necessary to send any money simply amid your name and aauress ana tns DcoKiet ana Tree 'trial' pscKege win ce maueu you immediately. NEW MEMBERS ELECTED TO STATE LEGISLATURE fa' X "1 1 ' " ""'I I r , John A. Chapman of Sherwood, Or., Republican, representative from Washington county. (Special to Tbe Jonrnl. HUlsboro, Or., Nov. 28. John A. Chap, man,' elected to the lower house from Washington county, Is a native son, having been born on Howell's prairie, Marion county. He attended, public school In Salem until he was 18 years of age, then began blacksmlthlng, which he followed until 1887, when he moved to a farm near Mlddleton. Washington county, where he ha alnce resided. Mr. Chapman Is experienced In legis lative affairs, having served in the leg islature of 1811. He is a hop grower as wall as farmer. SPEAKERS SECURED FOR Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION (Special to The Journal.) ' Forest Grove, Or., Nov." 28. The thir teenth annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Association of Oregon and Idaho will be held In this city next January, 10, 11 and 12, inclusive. Ac tive preparations are now under way to receive and entertain the delegates, who will attend In large numbers. Rev. IL L. Bates has been chosen as chairman of the committees, and the sub-commit tees have been seleoted and their work assigned. A etrong list of speakers has been se cured to give addresses during ths three days' session, those who havs consented to come and speak before the convention being Dr. John D. Boyd, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Portland; Norman Coleman of Reed col lege, Portland; Fred B. Smith, secre tary international committee of the Y. M. C. A., and leader of the men and re ligious movement and Raymond Rob bins, social service leader of the men and religion movement THREE PAVING OUTFITS AT WORK IN EUGENE (Bneelal to Tbe Jonrnel.l Eugene, On, Nov. 28. There are now three separate street paving plants in Eugene, operated by that many differ ent companies. Tbe T. II. Ellis com pany of this city yesterday received a complete plant for laying a certain brand of pavement called bituerete, to be used on a small contract which the company has here, and on which the concrete foundation was laid two months ago. Owlug to delays at Santa Clara, CaL, where this plant has been in operation, It was not shipped till a week ago. The present good weather Is being utilised by all three of the paving companies. and contracts are being finished for the year. All three have other contracts that will be started Just as Boon as good weather begins la the spring. Be sides the Ellis company, the Clark & Henry Construction company and the Warren Construction company each has a big plant and crew. here. NEW COUNTY ROAD SOUTH FROM LA PINE (BperUl t Tbe Journal) La Pine, Or., Nov. 28. County Sur veyor Fred A. Rice and crew have been engaged for the past three days In run ning out section 10 miles of ths pro posed new and permanent county road. The new survey follows the section line through La Pine on south to the Klamath county Una It Is understood If the proposed road receives favorablo consideration at the January meeting of tne county oourt, tnat worx will com mence on it early next spring, just a sufficient amount being appropriated yearly to keep the old road in repair, the bulk of the road fund going to the new until it is completed. The new county highway will be 60 feet wide, cleared of all trees, ftumpaga and roots, and graded to center the entire distance of 10 miles. THIRD PIONEER OF H00O RIVER DIES WITHIN WEEK ."!' 1,1 1 1 " ""' . Hood River. Or.. Nov. 28. Humnhrav Peugh, one of tbe old time residents of Hood River, was burled Tuesday from the Methodist church, of which hs was a-mambsr. Mr. Psua:waa-a(Lyaaraaif age. Ha was born in Indiana and came to Hood River in the 80s, where ha has since resided.- He led a very active life and accumulated considerable wealth. He leaves a wife,, two married sons and one married daughter. .With ths death of Mr, Peugh, three of the oldest Hood River pioneers have died within the past week, Mr,- Peugh. .Xhoinaa .Bishop and Captain A. S, Blowers. WANT BETTER SERVICE .P. (Special to The Journal.) West Stayton, Or., Nov. 28. At a well-attended meeting of the people of this city and surrounding country, held at the chibrooms Tuesday night, one of the principal matters up for discus. slon was the train service between here and Portland. A resolution was unanimously adopt ed, and ordered sent to the general man ager of the Southern Faclflo company, setting forth the unbearable situation which has existed for a long time. Only one train a day. and that an antiquated one, or, as the resolution reads; "Pooly-llghted and often not lighted at all. filthy and unventllatedY serving the peopl south of Geet, while those north- of Goer now have four ad ditional trains added, "while the rapidly upbuilding territory around West Stsy ton. Is being persistently neglected." The complaint Is signed by a score or more of cltlsens, mostly all shippers of freight and express. TOWN GOES WET, COUNCIL STILL REFUSES LICENSE (galem Bureau of Tbe Journal Salem, Or., Nov. 28. "Can a dry city council refuse to grant a liquor license sfter the town has been voted wet under the home rule law?" This is the question asked the attor ney general by E. E. Bleakman, post master of Hardman, In Morrow county, Th attorney general advises that the council may refuse the license, but, ac cording to the decision of the supreme court in the case of McLeod vs. scott If the petitioner for a license has com piled with the law, he can mandamus the council and thus get his license. File Complaint Against the O. E. (Balem Boreao of The JonrnaL) Salem, Or., Nov. 28. The Donald Nur sery oorapany and the Mays-Goode com pany have made complaint to the state railroad commission against the Oregon Electric, alleging that the company has not provided adequate depot facilities at Donald or made proper provision for handling express business. M 0T0RCYCLIST RUNS! NT0 PHONE POLE AND IS DEAD (Hotted Preas Leeaed Wire.) Seattle, Nov. 28. Max Zeeve, 20 years old, la dead as the result of running I Into a telephona post while riding his motorcycle. Witnesses say Zeeve a ma chine waa speeding at a terrlflo rate, and that when he tried to cross in front of an automobile he swerved so far to one side that he lost control, hit ths curb and was thrown against the pola Chautauqua Officers Chosen. (8pwHal to Tbe Jnornal.l Oregon City, Or., Nov. 28. Dr. Fletcher Homan, president of Willam ette university, has been chosen presi dent of the Willamette Valley Chautau qua association for the ensuing year. Other officers elected at the annual meeting of the board, of directors were: C. H. Dye, vice president and H. E. Cross, who was unanimously chosen sec retary for another year. A large board of honorary vice presidents was chosen from a list of loyal boosters for his pioneer Institution. A session U to be held In 1813. Dr. Homan has been actively connected w'th the assembly for some tlma Mr. Dye was president for the last year, and .Mr. Cross, who is ooast manager of all the Paclflo chau tauquaa, has been secretary of the lo cal assembly almost continuously for 18 yeara Cottage Grove Socialists Name Ticket (Special to The Journal.) Cottage Grove, Or., Nov. 28. The So cialists have named the following ticket for the city election, Deoember 2: For mayor, Andrew McKInney; treasurer, A. F. Howard; recorder, B. J, Leum; aldermen. First ward. Cliff B. Hayes, O. F. King aldermen, Second ward, J. T. Allison; alderman. Third ward. O. H. Wlllard. Give Health Officer a Hearing. (Rpwlat to Tbe Journal.) Hood River, Or., Nov. 28. Dr. Jesse Edglngton, city health officer, who was deposed by the city council without Your Hair Show formula, on each label, to your doctor. Ask him if there is a single injurious ingredient Ask him if he thinks Ayers Hair Vigor, as made from these ingredients, is the best preparation you could use for falling hair, or for dandruff. Does not color the hair. ' iS&!&: Stop It quick, with Kondon's the rkrtaal ed tl.ue-bMle Ute rw plec atope the tickle, 1 ant and pure. Ow 11 million tubee ainedy eold, I uei JLonuQB m, in wnuutrj aae or ouo nioea, jtooer baeVWJIJWla At Uru-lat erVrc, Mils 0 SOUTH OF MR Hammond Why do yon take your wife so often to gee the moving pic tures? i Wayburn I want to Impress on her 'mind that actions apeak louder than, worda. ' being granted an opportunity to be heard on account of the manner in which he cared for a smallpox patient within the city limits, will be given an opportunity to present his case to the council. This action was taken at Monday night's ses Thcro la Only Ono t Thai la ' " VV- USED THE WORLD OVER TO CUAS A COLD IM OHE DAT. Alwaya remember the full nafne. Look flfyf ' lor thia signature on every box. 25o. wffjyytf1ftfi Abrs totyoftMl hookla-in colon 'This being my 30th trip across the country on your line, I take this opportunity of expressing appreciation of your splendid cAorrln' One of many ansoBdted tettinwnials ' : . SCrVlCC e an would like to show yon. If yon have not experienced Northern Padfic Service e ask only the privilege of serving you once and will rest the case upon your judgment. . . v - Those great big baked potatoes of which yon have heard are being served daily on Northern Pacific diners. We scoured the Northwest for the biggest and best. We continue, to use pure bottled spring water for both cooking and serving, and there are other features exclusively Northern Pacific which patrons are finding good enough to talk about. TICKET OPFICE-235 MorrUor 8fT A. D. Charlton, Asst. Gen. Pass. A sent, Portland, Or, ,.;..:, A. M. CLELAND, General Passenger Agent, SL PubI Northern Pacific Great Northern Railwasf TRANSCONTINENTAL SERVICE V "The Oriental limiteii" ELECTRIC UGHTED TRMH ff!' For St Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago Leaves Port land Daily 7:00 p. m. Through Standard : : and Tourist Sleepers TO CHICAGO IN 72 HOURS "THE OREGOMIAN" Leaves baity . it 95 1. W. ; , . Coast Line Service For Tacoma, Seattle, Vancouver. B. G, and Intenas- PoinU THREE DAILY TRAINS . . ,; ' Leave Portland 10 i.ta.,: '5 "p;:' ';hi.;v 12,15 : Midnight AU Trains From Hoyt Street Station; iiith and Hojt rtalLV.V1 Wife Don't yon think my new bat la a poem, dear) , Husband It looks to me mora Ilka an illustrated joke. sion upon a1 petition presented to the council by the physicians of the city, who state that the city health officer was acting Judiciously and within the scope of hla power in the matter over which he was discharged. - Tickets, Berths end Perlor Ccr Z' at City Tidct O0cs, 122 Z Sircit, and at Depot. II. 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