The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 03, 1913, Image 19

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Newspaper Page Textt;::: Oregon' bv. al, ronixAim : id. ;..:::iNG, CCTOUEH 3, 1S13. J.J) k'a.Li .baiiLi.'j) v by cuia couiiii Appropriation' for .Work Atb thorized; Ma Cost $6000 s- m to' $7000. k oliimbi county )is Joln4 the Ather -ountles alonit me- coiumoja nve- ,quest to the stats highway commls Af the nrooosed Co '4 nhla. IllghwtV. Th COUnty COUft Of Columbia county today, acting upon the iltion of a large number or voters, w fderea an appropriation for th survey -..,., ll. TUnltnnmiih iinuntv Una. to tliat of Clatop. It la estimated that-the eur- vcy will cost between tuuo ana sivuv. i'iMAstitf tViA Antlr ' amount' ' has been raised by private subscription and as- . surance lias been given ma. mere win ' h nn difficulty - in securing the full .' mim rnlilrpd. '' . Tt Ik nnact, (1 that within & few day Clatsop cointy will make request for j the surrey through that county. When this la dona tha actual work of survey ing alone the enir route or mo pr : posed road will '..be .in progress, It is hoped to finish It befoi n winter sets in ,ao that construction h. jy beginearly next year. . ... rt 'v ITki. main. alii ht AIT f le.liltv , In Hood Blver county .In tho matter of "a disagreement oeiween tne county m ' t lclala and tha O.-W; R.. & N. company over a right of way. . A meeting will be held In thle city next weaK by tne conn ! ty officials and a committee from the Columbia Highway association and rall--road official to endetvor to arrive at 'an adjustment Inasmuch as all parr : ties are, agreed In the, general aentl- roent for the road no trouble In ar , riving at a settlement antiolnated.- v GOVERN OR SU LZER NAMES: HIS TRIAL ' (Continued From Pace One,) window that face upon the vwell kept lawn.-, Characteristically enough. . they are draped by lao curtalna' that are 'not onr too abort by half, but7 are ..oiled, and ragged at the ends.- Noth ,lng is quite as U should be-in this , most disorderly Officer- Paper are piled hlgU. on chairs and ; desk -.and heaped upon the floor. , The .'. lines - . tummir covering of . the furniture " are. Btatned and torn, and pulled away, In tha middle of the floor, handy to the path that Suiser follow diagonally - ss through -the of f lea Isngth, . la .., solid ibress cuspidor, half the height of an umbrella atand. pust Ilea on the band aome mahogany. "1 wish . that I had ' never taken the office," ho burst out. ""with Sulserlan frankness. -"Mr .friends warned me H ';.AviiW..- . "''.v r 1111. rigMef I - I He looked i out toward the world - and - toward that future that ' la ap ' preaching. ; For a moment he ' gulped , hard. Hi bright blue - eyes -. seamed moist, ae though tear bad come. But lAim winked them away and resumed his jaolng.. t "But I will- never, quit"' said , Jie, shaking an admonitory forefinger. '"They have thought that 1 would real ail but I will never resign. There 4s no o ' yeiiow m wimam suiser. - I am a flehter.".'.-., . ,-41 . Tja AMiHI t l iht.. ... t. ...... jvBut poor "BlU" Suiser, aa -' most refer -ia him.. -jost; pitiable figure Jleday. t ii,faas bartiiy -feo-sred1.f rem - what ."was .almost a he-Vous' collapse. - Ha seems on the verge of another. -Jfels fjaJe, and ao thin that the eorda of his ,- neck stand out Ilka wire under a hand r 1 Vbrchlef. Fubllo approval has been the ;-very breath of his postrlls. He has j r len ani off loe holder- for more than a acore of years. ' And now he isfaolng what amounts to obliteration. He Is ,fesigned'to the certainty that the high i , ourt . of impeachment will find i him eUiUy a, eharged rn the Wll, and wiU . remove, him from off lee and take front "im all rights of . clUienahlp. He, can v ..never t b a candidate again.. For a little while he may he a flgrure In poll tics, and then -he will bacome a man , with a rrlevance. Blberl, would -be a "thousand times more welcome to Bulser ''than the punishment he faces for dls- obeying Tammany hall The Interview . v r hoped that he might give out a atate- - "-raeni.- But this be refused to do. "I . have been in conflict With my lawyer's on that .point," said he. "1 wanted to . '.take my case direct to (he peopleto v lt them be the judges of the evidence 7 saa it was produoed but my e lawyers .t wouia not let me. They said that I -would be Riving away my case.. Now I ,.: j'see that thy were right. J prepared ; inree taiements-r. r fif, -wtfy ;'-'. 7 win u boneir. ' -t , 1 v -He pulled a thick wad of manuscript . -out ef his pocKet. "were la one," aid . ' he. "It would make your hair curl if you were to read thai.; But X can't, talk' ' ' upon my-case, so the newspaper men harer. corns to na"ma-now.w. kA'i: - In that sentence is a cue to much ,'of the man's present utihapplness. He "Iff not only frightened any man would , bo- frightened .f he. positively knew that the court would inevitably find him guilty but he 1 very lonely. No one ' ever come to see htm nowadays, except s hl attorneys and an occasional Office (, holder, , who knows ; that ! he can lose v 'nothing by it,. BuUer has practically no , friends in Albany. ; The executive man i alon ha been cut -off from the rest of tho worfl by this trial, so that from day to day ; hardly . a caller finds his way ' ' up the (great stone steps. And no one , more than Bulr likes callers and ad , '.mirattpn and noise and gaiety. ' "I thor oughly -realise that the verdict Fof the cou; I 1 i u-.... - t mo," ald lie." "I mi ... i : lui.il tiMt tiuril.v has -clnlmcd C ut he lias S3 votes pledged, JUut-1 have itl;i)ed myself to my fate. I know tlint uy own conscience is clear. I am content, to e wait, tho verdict of poaienty." II-a. JEulzer looks In. " It was a thoroughly shrewd blue eye that appraised the effect that declara. tion made upon his caller. And then he went on to discuss his own Impeach mnt trial, with the proviso that certain things" should not be published at this time. From time- to time "Mrs." Suiser came to the door and parted the cur tains. She : wore a , loose', pate green house grown, with hanging half sleeves, "Dearie.'' said she. "Dearie!". : , ; - , ' Once a day Mr. Bulser goes eut for half an hour's ride in one of 4he auto mobile belonging to the state depart ment of highways.-, In other days he sat ready to respond to bows from, the pavement ' Now-the curtains ar half drawn, and Mr. Buiier ft air sioucnes in one corner of the rear seat, and looks straight ahead. . Mrs. ,. Suiser wanted him to abandon business for his dally exercise. He' waved her back kindly and patiently. The rush of feet In the hall outside was heard, and a big Aire dale hurled himself through the our.talns and on and over his' master. Suiser Stooped and pattod him. "I'oor ratsy," said he. "Poor Patsy!": .f 'C.-:' Rehearses Els 'Speech. Then ha returned to a consideration of hla atorv. "I will take the stand," said he. "They can not keep me off the atand. I will demand the rlsht to -tell fay story." . , ' A most remarkable scene' followed. The Interviewer sat bunched up In one of the great chairs of the office. Mr. Sulzer paced up and down before the audience- of one, and apparently re hearsed the speech he proposes to de liver when ha finally takes the witness Miind. Ite ferated the objection which the state's attorneys will make. ,,"The xaofiieflt," said he, drawing; him self up to his full height, shaking; back that Henry, Clay forelock of tow colored hair, and shaking a monitory forefinger at an imaginary court, "the moment that I begin to tell the story of Charles F. Murphy and X WILL tell tt some one of those senators who have enjoyed hie voice will object. And then I shall aay: 'Judge Cullen Y . ::- Stakes siramatlo Appeal. ' .- He turned on hla heel and' walked down the little aisle In his office,. be tween the chair and the revolving book case. Then- he turned , to address the court - And Bulser is no mean aotor. Tho listener reacted to the dramatlo quality In his look and gesture and to the thrill In hi voice. After, all, this nan was laying; the ground plans of the fight he will make' for his political Ufa "Judge Callen." he shouted In that oratund way of his.- "I demand tha right to be heard. I have done.no wrong. 1. 1 will not be throttled by a court that holds In Its ranks that man a perjurer and that man a arafter-and that man , thief and that .man a deserter from the navy."-t-r,.E'-i.; v'y 7-'- He swung on his heels and bis Jong forefinger fairly ' stabhcl t -J ' 1 ' " histrionically picked out In tir f V In thq senate the men he acctis. "An.l If I am forbidden the rh ht to spe-k' I slittlUappeal to the pe"i'i this very night, your honor," he d claimed. "1 have here lit my . pocket proofs ". ; "I Hav Kept the r.ith." ' That appeal to, the people will have weight, too. t "One reason why I am being legally lynohed is because I have kept the faith,"; he said. "I " tried to give the people, of New York tho prl mary . law the Democratic party had promised,, but which . the booses would nevergrant. From their point of view they were right Even with thr-abor-tlve primary law we now have on the Statute hooks a : law bad from every point of view I have defeated every up state leader, In the primaries. . .'tBut the real "reason Is that I have been after the grafters. I Lave secured the Indictment of It grafters In the prison scandals,' and shown that $17, 000,000 was stolen by the hlf;vay thieves In 22 counties alone. vhen they saw. that I could not be handled one of the biggest men In New York sat where you sit now, and trlel to bribe me. They offered me everything monev, political power. Then they tiled to frishten me. Afld when they rould not, the Krafters went to Murphy. 'Now,' tbey said, at that meeting- in Delmon- Icq's, 'you must stop him. we have failed.' "And the Impeachment trial Is the result. If Mm nhy tn 11, s rower he woufd hanc: me for the -ie of wearing a slouch haL" ' 'Sulzer declared that h- i not arrald of , the Issue, if the c... v, to be tried on Its merits. : "I have (. vays wanted to go to trial on the tnc. said he. "I have been crttlclseti by those, who did not know,, be. -umi. hey thought I was trying to avoi 1 tiial. But my lawyers have Insisted t-u having the constitu tional ouestlona settled iirst. But even before this court I am not afraid of what may come. t. In all the history of tha InKilsh BDeaklng people you Will not find an instance of the people golnf back on a man Who stood up for them. Tha people will know ; who Is . In the rl;rht. And when they realise that" in order to try me for acts they say were committed before I took office they have overthrown the precedents of B00 years, the people will say; 'Bill Suiser .. Isn't belnsr .tried. He is " being . legally lynched. ' - . EFFORT TO RECOVER ; : i BOY'S BODY FAILURE "",.'; ;,v;;,;"; -' '-": J. Sherman : O Oorman, of 20S King street accompanied by Mrs. O'Oorman, returned to Portland last night from Ta coma after a three days' unsuccessful attempt to recover the body of their nephew, MoCord McDonough, Who ! was drowned in American lake last sunaay. :: ill JO' 6Sca milt DIRECT -i - UXTX : DLETtUN'g , fltOFlT I Cream ery."..;-; " ; Ti T5 ),' Ranch' Ejji ;.;'.';",.;"; . ..35e) Fresh ' Kggu , . i ; v V.30e) Full Cream Cheese, 2 lb.i.35i Cream Brick Cheeae. lb..20 Llmburger , Cheeie, lb. . , ,20e Wisconsin Hvrlsi : Cheese, ; equal to liniorte4 (lb..23J Kftst'n Guitar-Cured IIami.20c ricnlo Hami . , .,16 Pure Lard, 6s ';... .s..w . 70 Lard Compound, 5s. ; . ; ,' ,55e Lard '. Compound,;; 108. , . $1,10 . .Saturday t Chlnkea Say, , i i 15 ,to itot v - All floods Rctnllod at ' -v .;, AVboleeale friers LaGraEdiCrcnnitry 04 YAMHILL ST. . r , 1 r SI. r .'. Porterhbuse' Steak iWi .'. .V.'.W. 18- 'Round Steak, lb. w..,..;i....vlT1 Hamburg Steak, lb 10 Roast Beef. Ib..........l2-16e Leg of Lamb, lb ,......t2Me . Lamb Shoulder, lb. i . . ... . . -8 Loin of Lamb Chops,' t Jbs,.....25a Brisket of -Beet, lb. .:L. i,. . . .10 Sugar Cured Hani or Baoon, lb. -20 Salt Fork, lb, . . T . . . .. . ... ,. 12 No. 10 pall Compound. V..,. 91.05 Columbia River Salmon, lb.';... 10e Halibut or Tom Cod, lb..,.;.i,10 .Silver Sntelts, 16...1 ... '.f.Ov New Bloaters, each, i . i . i'.i .' .54 New Alaska Herring, f or. ; 25 New .Norway Herrings S f or. ... 25e Codfish, lb, .. ........ 10-12He) Poultry fresh killed isvery day, - St GROCERIES". -t J.80 lha. fine ttraa. Sarat. Sl.QO 4 Ibav Macaroni 'T'. m'Ii .254 . 9-lb. sack Flour . ... SOe) 4 lbs. Jap, Rica ...it.25e1 8 lbs. Bayo or pink Beans. ..25 1 dos, it Maaoif Jare....,.,,,.60 I large cabs Pork and Beans. .25 (t cans White Asparagus,.,. ....25e1 I can Clams ......... .',:t.ZK4 , H-lb. can Shad or Salmon.,,,,.. 5e 1 bars White Soap .. . . . . , . ., , .rr26e) .TCA;XpFFEi-SPICES;i , LIpton's Tello w Xabel Tea, lb. , OO . Rose City Coffee, lb... ...354' Hoffman House Coffee, lb..,'i.30 All Sploes, can ... . . . -St 't bottles Best Sxtraot' , .; A, .2S) Postum, Reg. 26c. - now.' ; . . . ...tOi B1U Label or Snldefs Catsup . 20 BAKERY "Boston Bn5w Bread, hot at'. f . p 8 !m. ,,.,.' ..W i Ke$ ' Poppy Seed Twists, dos. . . ...15e Sunshine Cakes ........... 2S)-50 Van Dussen Marble Cake.,....60t 'Fruit Cakes, lb.. 501 T DELICATESSEN Home Made Ml Pickles, dos. ;.20 ' Heme Mad Bauer Kraut, at..v.lOe flome Made Sausage, lb........20e New Summer Sausage, lb. . . ...304 Bulk. OUves, PU . .25 Rogers', Bulk Peanut Butter, lb.20e Crisco, small ...... ......30) Crtsea.'jmedlum . . . . . .55 Monopole Stuffed Olives, bottle lOc) .Grecian Ollv Oil, Lacedemonian 4 Valley brand, pt, 604 1 at.. . K. 90e gal. . 93.OO CANDY I 'Be slire and visit our Candy, Kitchen. WASHINGTON itiiAiiai? corner ' first and Was h 1 ngton , ST. BUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE CKamokawa Byttert J ibsr..;,.Tr5 Wild Rose Butter. 3 lbs. : . .', . .,. fo Oregon Mist or Elgin Butter, ' S lbs. ......7cs). Blue Ribbon Butter, t lbs...... 75 Laurel wodd or Pahaiha Butter, I lbs..j.,..,,.....,TO B. & M. Special Butter, S lbs..,6Gtf Cow Brand Butter. J lbs....,..eo) Fresh Julk Butter, 1 lbs., .....TBer Marigold or Premium Oleo, , J lb.55e) Best JSiggB, dos. . .... , ...... i35 Guaranteed Eggs, I dos.. ,.,..6B) Full Cream Cheese, lb... ...... ,20at Toung America Cheese, lb...... 20e Full Cream Cheese, sharp, J lbs. 45 Prlmost Cheese, .! lbs. ...... ,,.35 Llmburger or Cream Brick - ,- H Cheese, lb,, Roquefort Cheese, lb. '.. ..,,. . .KO Domestio 8wlss Cheese, lb...... 30 Oregon Swiss Cheese, lb. ,-r,,.,2Kt f Creamed Cottage' Cheese, lb . , . , 20 Reg. lSo- Jar Honey. ;.... , v. :, , lOi Honey ,ln 7-lb. palU......, ,Oo 4, cans .guaranteed Milk.. . . . .253 FRUIT and VEGETABLES Fancy Peaches, ... do,,,, . . . . . t , 1 S Banana, doa. . . . , . , , , .4 . . 1 BeV20 Orapes, all kinds, baskets. ,...,25w 8-lb. basket Conoord Grapes, ...20 Jlalnuta, . lb. -. . . , a. . SO ancy ppies, pox. .,.,.,,.. f 1 ,OQ j Fresh Strawberries, boa, y ; . ,ZQ4 . Peppers. Ib, . . , ... ...... .... .-Se String Beans, lb........... ......Ssi Huokleberrles, lb, , , . i . ,J, .... lpe Oreen Corn, dos. . .'. , . , .15s Sweet Potatoes, J lbs. i.,...25d Celery, S for lo3 Tomatoes, 8 lbs. io Lettuce, s heads ;,,.,,.,-. lOe) All known methcle of bringing bodies to the surface were used,' including dy namite, but without avail; ; ; .' i Youcg. McDonough, who was barely 14 years of age. lost his. life last Sun day while canoeing In American 1 lake near Tacoma with a boy companion, En cumbered by a heavy' raincoat the boy. went under before a rescue party could reaqh him. i .. His companion , was saved by clinging to the" canoe, ,. . f The MoDonough ' boy - was ' attending DeKoven hall, school for boys on Btel laooom lake, near Tapoma. He had been In attenilfinre but w w -the son of Mrs. uust.ue C. k 1 stein of this city. . A company has bn formal In t mark ' to -manufacture to . '.' preparations from hor brams. V:: 1. t, . ..; : ' .-.V . .-'V . , ''", .'", .iJ .;.!..!v-' !r;..f i , ? - . . , ' ,'. , :'': " 't , , f ' ' - ' J -t. . '; -'( 1 V- ' - f,i'.' '.. .''.,-: . 1 A t ,, 1 !.. s , n v .f , 1 ' f ' if ft 1 r"1 ' ' 1 4 ' )w .. .1 .ivi:;:''' :' ' . ' l , " '',' . 1 " i: ' ' : !'. ' r t ' . s f 1 , t , . 1 1 " , :V-:, t ..y.,, . . .. J . ' . - . - S , V T HIS most unusual and kttractive home li now: offered for 8ale,'::.Ther'.V" r; ar& tnanv feature's worthy of note, oarticultrlv the sun-room, breakfast ' m , -.: . . ... ... Sf-1''. , - -w . 1..-!?. I - -I . Ci. . 1 - . V room . in ' Circassian wainut, aimng-room cwmpictciy yancicu m- Bia iw -v ' . Fourteen rooms, double garage, with chauffeur quarters; above, .', ' , : . Located t 24th and Hancock, In the heart of one of Portland's finest, . . t residence sections. :; f-v 'H',xf-.., : ; iivv.i-v '.:., ' Open for. insp Main ectton br" ppointnient;ri''-;.'::---Vi,'5-- ? - ' ' .u,.;-.y.':;,v,,'i.::.,;''-;v;:) - ;H.VP.'PALMER-jONESTCO. y- 1 , ' " ' ! ' . . !.!' .' .' - "':, . ;j'..,-r"-:''.''?-.'.";4's-'i'!'.,; " v I' lai , Refreshment With You r On auto'tours brany . pleasure trips you may a 1 w a y s have . it most plcasm:, refreshment if . you take along V DEER And by far the hand!- ' est method ever dew vised for carrying It. is,- the new; A ' V " t t . . . EKEE r : ".i 'FREE' " ' At the 0Deninfif .6f .0ur new market at 228 Washinfton street, we will ? M give away, absolutely free, one whole ho& one, whole sheep, and for ; . levery correct guess on weight of beef, a JO pound roast will be- given, ' - , - , jvt-'..J; . r M-vf , V ft , sV V4 't, r -m " s esWft ls . ' fl sn'B ffiT " ' J ' J ' GOOD STEAIC, POUND. .VC ............ . .T'.12?4c,k 1 : HAMBURG STEAK, POUND. . ...... . .'. . . 10c , PORK ROAST POUND... t AZftc and 15c f . LEG OF ' IAMB, POUND : . . ," Vi i i , . ,7 . 15c . .LEG OF MUTTON. POUND.V;.. ;fe.-;-L..;;!l22C MUTTON STEW, POUND ................... i .... 5c and 6c PURE LARD-NO.' 5, PAIL. . ; ... . . . . . . . v; ; ; : . . .65c - PURE LARD-rNO. 10, PAIL. . . i ; . .-.7;; . V . . . V . . . . .$1.25 -COMPOUND-i-NO. 5; PAILi . . . . ; ;.V . . . . . . . . .50c - CQftiPOuNio..io;'PA& v -:IiaCHIEj'iE3 "NEW IVIARISET- - VASHEHGTON 'ST., CETV7EEIJ lc AND 2d; ? ;0IympiaCtvt6n; It's a lijjht but rigidf package, ; strong' .and moisture-resisting. - The beer Is always -sir rood - ss beer oan toe made.- The new; , container, is a convenience, wa . , , have added to help you en, OLYMPIA BREWING COv , Phone Main 671 or A- " 2467". ' -XV ta Water , (7rom Ooa axtesiaa Slprlnfs) .... ' , " , i . ' ., Why'not'spehfi these, tare Autumn' ihya in salt , ,'. air? Fast train service allows weekly vacations . without loss of business' time '; , , : f i a. is to tJk- ...LEAVES. PORTLAND. 2 P.M. SATURDAY, "-',arrive5iBeach'Joints;;fof dinfterand returns on ,-,- " r fast schedule Sunday -after dinner. ' " ' !'''' ' t ' i. ' " , . ".-V '' -f j ALL YEAR HOTELSAT, ; - CLATSOP BEACH . : , SEASroE AND GEARHART , v ' ' - ? , (v V rt iAl ) $3 SATURDAY-MONDAY $4 EVERY: DAY v Parlor Car, Rail Tickets and f ;petails at ' Ticket , Offices. 1- IV -,-('!- & CITYriCKET:OFFICE,FIFTH AND STARK STS. NORTH BANK STATION, ELEVENTH & HOYT STS. JH.. : '"'"' r-, 'J.I '.if f'vfl') 'V'' 'l"r-' "' . '';'"'''.'.'-,:T Special Heat Prices A. TOMORROW a i Breakfast B a c on ' Q ,4 fiuaranttcd, lb. . . . . I Or " ' . . . . . jassai , Roast or Lamb per O pound ..I.. . OW Ssattls TJarliet , s -' in tho s - '' Wihintcn PuLIic Msr!:tt Ccrntr Ut nj V:!".;.:n TO TACOKIA 5 AND; SEATTLE . Ctfihalis, Cettolia ad All Pofcls Nqrth : Three bay Trains Parlor CariSmoldns; Cars " Diners Coaches. , - , , V TO .(3 A -Aberdeen ; AND ; fc Hoqulam Choice of: three" fine trains each day." ; r ' . ' ' 4 ' I ( ) 1 One isht Train Standard and Tourist Sleeping ' Cars, Coaches. .i v' . . .j TO i- ' ' "-naymond A 1 - AND . i South Bend : -T ...... ... : 'Two trains daily 1 -morning: .and afternoon. TRY OUR THROUGH FAST SERVICE J " v.;A ' :l.;.To'Jid From' the East1 ' ."North Coast limited'.' and "Atlantic' Express'' Mike . ;the Fast Time to Chicago Just Three Days. WESTBOUND ONE-WAY coLorasT fates On sale daily, Sept. 25 toO:t. 10. You will find - it cenvc;: icnt to have us deliver I!::. SM ,..- li;..f.3 -j i l:. i A. D. C-:Itca, A. G. nor. 7 r ?" r h tt r t v ... J?