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DIVORCE MILL
GRINDS
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PA RAT ONS TODAY
Tliirt vrns divorce tiny in llio circuit
court nt Jacksonville and five cases
were 1!kkci1 of heforo noon.
No nppenrnnco wns entered on he
linlf of nny of tlto dcfcndniils, nil
tlm plaintiffs claiming on the ground
of desertion. The non-npiicnriiu de
fendants wcro represented by the
stn(o in tho person of llio district nt
torney, nnd tlvc witnesses wcro suh
jcotod to n senrchinp; cross-examination
by Hint officer nnd by Judge
Calkins.
Tlireo male parties To tho mntri
moninl contrnct claimed more thnn rr
year's nbaudonment of tho homo on
tho part of the RO-enllcd better half,
whilo two women claimed wilfull dc
hcrtion on tho part of the husband.
Two of tho tnnrrinKC-s were child
less; in nil of them there was no real
or pcrsonnl properly involved. One
lnnrrince, the result of ft matrimonial
fluency nd, failed utterly of domes
tic happiness after n month of mar
ried life. In this case tho papers
filed by tho nttomoy for tho plaintifC
soma what confused the name of de
fendant nnd tho court was unable to
determine just who tho plaintiff
wanted n divorce from. Tho decree
in this case was held up nntil the
plaintiff could correct the tnncrle of
unities to the satisfaction of tho
court.
Tho plaintiffs in tho following
cnes wcro awarded decrees except
in tho White case, which was help up:
Kdmund D. White, vs. Ethel D.
White.
Helen E. Curtis vs. William C. Cur
tis. .Mnrtin Carlson vs. Mnttic Cnrlson.
Nonn V. Dunlap vs. Wilfonl Dun
lai. James A. Rccso vs. Mnjrpjo Reese.
JttuVe Calkins issued n call for the
Brand jnry for July 18th, upon the
request of District Attorney Kelly
nnd tho crnnd jury will in nl prob-
nbilily be convened for one dny to
lievc tho jail of four or fivo hound
over prisoners who nre anxious to
enter pleas of guilty nnd take their
bcntcnccs.
ENDEAVORERS
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MEET IN CHICAGO
LOS AX(U:i.KS, Cal., July 12.
Committees and commissions ot tho
International Christian Endeavor
convention nro trying today to con
clude, their business before Monday,
tho (Innl day ot tho convention. Al
most double the usual number of
section nnd commlttco meetings
wcro held today. It is believed that
tho business of tho convention prac
tically will bo wound up before to
night. Chicago will be tho scene of the
1015 convention. Tho Illinois city
was chosen after a spirited opposi
tion from Winnipeg, reinforced by
tho Toronto delegates.
Tho usual convention parado fct
lured last night's activities. Six
thousand Kndcnvorers, mnrchlng by
states, many of tho delegations 111
uniform, traversed tho streets.
Tonight tho convention grand con
cert will bo given. Billy Sunday
will deliver his nightly exhortation
at Temple Auditorium.
10 RETIRE
, IN ARMYJO YEARS
WASHINGTON, Julv li!.- ltitRn-
dier lionet nl Marion 1 Main, lute
commander of tho deaiiineut of Co
lumbia, will he placed on tho retitvd
li-t of tho nnnv Aiu;uit 20 in com
liaiiee with ot tiers today issued by
President AVilMin. t
General Mans retires nt hta own
request nfter forty years uctiw
service.
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SEEKS PROBE FOR
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
WASHINGTON, July 12. Itepre
sentnlivo Lindbergh, ot Minnesota,
introduced In tho houso this after
noon a resolution proposing nn in
vestigation ot secret conferences of
the democratic members of the houso
banking committee on currency. Ho
denounced the aflmlnlttratlon cur
rency bill, and declared tho repub
lican members of the commlttco
woro barred from tho committee
meetings.
SAN DIEGOILEASES
LAND TO FARMERS
SAN 1)1 KCIO, Oil., July 12. Citv
draughtsmen nre nt work today on
the city farm, dividing it into five
ncrc plots which nro to be Icned di
rect to prospective joultry ravens
nud gardeners.
The rentnl rate ha not ben fixed,
but it h the idea of the city council
to have the rentnl yield n return o
about five per cent yearly on land
values.
About oOOO acre are available for
sub-division. The work will bo done
on n 2000 ncrc flat first. Holders
of the land will not be allowed to
sub-lease.
MULHALL SAYS.
V. K. Jordan lins purchased 120
ncrc of K. I). Colhv nt llronhoro
paying $12,000 for tho mhiio. There
is a young orchard on the place and
most of the land fanned.
Mr. Jordan will at once build nnd
extensicly improxj tho place. The
deal was made liv tho Clark Kcnlt
company.
PLAN TO SALVAGE TIN
LOST ALASKAN WRECK
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AVIATOR'S NERVE SAVES
SELF AND FRIEND
MUSKEGON. Mich., July 12.
Glenn Martin's steady nerve and per
fect control of his hydro-aeroplane In
which bo was making tho Chicago
Detroit crulso probably savo his lifo
Into today when the machino develop
ed carburetor trouble and forced a
quick descent in Lake Michigan.
Martin, with his passenger, Charles
Day, flying seven hundred feet above
the water when the air valve dropped
from the carbureter. Martin vol
planed to the surface of tho lako mak
ing a perfect landing two miles and
n hult from shore. He started tho
cnglno again In a few minutes reach
lug the shore under his own power.
Martin said his machine was undam
tigcd, and would resumo his Journey
tomorrow.
LOS ANGELES COURT
REVERSES DEPORTATION
LOS ANGELES, July 12. An or
dor from Secrotary of Labor Wilson
was rovorsed today by Judgo Well
born of tho fedoral district court
hero. Tho Judgo released Naco Gen
nam, tho Japanese ordered deported
by the Washington authorities. The
court vacated tho order on the
grounds tho prisoner was not given
u fair hearing. The Judge scored tho
immigration officials who appeared
Hgalnat tho Japanese, arrested orig
inally on a disorderly clmrgo saying
mtch methods could not bo tolerated.
tho Nationay Association of Mntu
facturcrs. Issued a statement th.t
Robert McCartcr had been retained
as counsel for the association.
Mulliall on Mnrul.
Mulhall then resumed his testi
mony, begun last night- Ho identi
fied a letter from Marshall Cushtng,
secrotary of tho Manufacturers' as
sociation, written in 1904, a ceo moan
ylng a check for $200. Cushhg
warned Mulhall to "bo careful in
cashing" this check. The witness
said the money was used in ".v -Ika
congressional district."
In September, 1904, Cushi tg wroto
Mulhall that thereafter he would re
ceive every Friday a check .t.ille ho
retained his connection W.'h tho
"Workmen's Protectlv Assentation,"
an organization ho had fo jied to
work for tho republican tirket dish
ing sent him $100 a week, besides
$40 a week for expenses, Mulh.ili
testified. At that time, MulUill nld,
tho manufacturers were fighting
United Staff Senator McComas, of
Maryland, and Cashing employed C.
M. Downs, tho senator's prlvato sec
rctary to furnish tho manufacturers
with copies of McComas' private cor
respondence. Aldrirh Knew It.
Mulhall stated positively that for
mer Senators Aldrlch and Ko raker,
with whom ho worked, knew at all
times that ho was employed by tho
manufacturers, although ho was
head of the Workemen's Protectivo
association.
"In 1903," Mulhall said, "I loft
tho union to which I belonged, and
took with mo a paid up union card.
I did not try to hide from tho heads
of the union the fact that I was with
tho National Association of Manufac
turers. I was under the impression
that tho officers of the American
Federation of Labor knew I was
working for tho Manufucturojs' as
sociatlon."
SKWARD. Alti-kn. July 12.
Plans nro bciinr made here to salvacu
$17,000 world of block tin from the
cargo of the cannerv ship Jnbcr.
Howe, which was wrecked off Cliig
nik, two years ngo, following the
tli-covcrv of the hull by Waller Mo-
Cray, deep sen dicr. While a'
work on tho Howe, McCntv located
the Sadie Collier, u hip which went
down at the name point twenty-three
years ago.
Seven Die In Boiler Explosion.
PAWS, July 12. Scen iiersou
were killed todav by n boiler eplo
sion in n brickyard nt Chatenny, near
here.
Stcclul Tonight nnd Sunday nt Page
Theatre.
For tonight nnd tomorrow evening
Phylo & Phylo will appear nt tho
Page theatre as a special added at
traction, in a musical nnd humorous
net, to tho ususnl picture show. Pos
itively no ndvauco in price as a re
sult of this added feature.
Tho usual admission ot 5 nnd 10
cents. First show starts at 7:30.
Pnntngot Vnudcillo Wednesday
Mrs. Robert Fltzslmuions, wife of
tho great boxer, nnd her company,
numbering sixteen clover people,
will bo tho head-liner on tho Pan-
tages bill at tho Page theater next
week for ono night only Wednes
day. Tho opera "A Night In Ho-
homla," will bo presented In a scenic
and spectacular manner.
This attraction Is tho most exten
sive of any that has played tho Pan
tages circuit for years, and it wn
on this account that tho Page man
agement realized tho necessity of
playing tho bill only ono night.
Dr. C. H. Smith, recently of Grants
Pass, for a number of years located
nt Gold Hill, has gone to Creswell
to loti.Se, accompanied by hta moth
er, Mrd Nina Smith.
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PROVIDED FOR WARSHIP
HltKMERTOK, Wush., July 12.
Koticu was ibsui'd at tho flug office
of tho Pacific reservo fleet today
that tho failuro of Comtnniulor C. J.
I.nng, of the cruiser Chuttunooga, to
fctop at South Huiid, Wush., on July
ft, as raviously arranged, was due to
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