THE MORNING OREGONIAN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER . 6, 1901.

ago that he had withdrawn hi a buddctI odist Episcopal Church, in convention past He then made a request of the irom the National ticket He said Ne UNIT ON EVERY at Denver. Colo- - War Department that it should report to PARKER THEIR TOOL vada and Montana, are Democratic and ISSUE "First That the National Congress him what steps it had taken In the mat- that reports are favorable from Colorado, should not only protect the Integrity ter and-- the reasons therefor. Idaho, Wyoming and Washington. and purity of Its membership, to do So far as these states arc concerned. which there can be no doubt of Its Porto Rlcan Squatters Protest. he said, great deal of hard work on - a ability- and purpose, but should take SAN JUAN, Rico, 5. One the part of the campaign committee will Immediate steps to purge the Nation of Porto Oct Knight Says His Advisers Are be necessary. He said he was not hope- Leave No Room thousand squatters on land assigned by Republicans this disgrace, which tends to dull the Presidential proclamation for army, Has Bead and ful of carrying Washington for the Na- moral sense and dim the patriotic and the Sparkling Aroma Be Trusted, tional he believed ex- - to navy purposes protested to Governor Not to ticket but that Question Their Stand. pride of all its people. Wlnthrop today against the destruction Senator Turner, the Democratic candidate -- Congress "Second To this end of their homes, wlhch they have been Possessed No Other Wine. for Governor, will be elected. should pass and submit to a vote, of the by Representative van Duser. of Nevada, delay, ordered to vacate. The Governor prom- states, without unnecessary an ised to give consideration to the protest talked with Judge Parker concerning the amendment to the Constitution of the Favorite campaign in his state and told the Judge America's MEN United States, prohibiting the practice DISCUSSES AND ISSUES he would start at once for Nevada, where FAIRBANKS SPEAKS IN NEVADA of polygamy. Out of Respect for Bartholdi. he will make speeches dally until election "Third That we hereby pledge our NEW YORK. Oct 5. By order of the day. Other members of Congress who influence and untiring effort to the ac- War Department, flags on the statue of called today were Representatives Bur- complishment of this end." liberty and the buildings on Bedloe's CHAMPAGNE gess, Gomper and Burleson of Texas. The resolution concludes with an Island and on the Statue of Liberty Dry In Any Save Presidential Candidate, Shows Democrats Are Taking Credit appeal to all auxiliaries to use every steamboat Falcon were half-mast- to Special Brut Delay of Judge Declaring REPUBLICAN CLUBS IN SESSION Due Roosevelt in Calling Irriga- means In urging their representatives day out of respect for Bartholdi. the in in Congress to support the action. French sculptor, who designed the statuo Surpassingly fine in bouquet and flavor and made by tho Financial Views Would Be tion Law Newland's Measure roports of Biennial Convention of the National Tho society heard various and who died In Parte yesterday. French process from the choicest grapes grown in our vine- Termed Duplicity. Fulton Scores Bryan. secretaries during the sessions today. League Opens at Indianapolis. The question of raising a fund of Hearst Case Is Transferred. yards, it equals any of the foreign products at one-ha- lf the INDIANAPOLIS. Oct SB. The biennial 5200,000 to carry on this work during L HUM coming years was discussed favor- WASHINGTON. Oct 5. The case of price. Why pay a heavy import duty on labels ? convention of the National Republican the William R. Hearst against the coal carry League of the United States opened here ably. The plan of raising the fund upon before the con- ing roads which was assigned for a hear- URBANA WINE CO.. Urbana. N.Y.. Sole Maker. INDIANAPOLIS, Ir.d.. Oct. 6. Templar today, with S5 states and territories rep RENO. Nev., Oct 5. Senators Fair will be decldded ing by the Commerce Commis ' closes. Interstate by & S. A. & Oo., M. Hall was crowded tonight by every class resented by delegations. According to banks and Fulton spoke today in the vention sion in Chicago on the 11 inst, has been For sals Blumaner Hock, Arata and J. Gellert. to hear Secretary of the Treasury Shaw its president J. Hampton Moore, of three principal cities of Nevada, Reno, transferred to New York, where the hear and George A. Knight, of California, Philadelphia, the league represents near- Carson and Virginia City. Reaching Reno ing will take place October. 24. the delegates attending the National ly 2,000,000 members, organized into 7000 early this morning, they proceeded to tha m HONOB OF PAYNE. Republican League Convention. Secretary Republican clubs. other two places, returning here for the Shaw discussed the Democratic platform. Charles W. McGulre, president of the night meeting. President Directs That Executive FARMERS ARE IN CLOVER. "CLOTiiES-OiOG- Y" League, con- Judge Parker's letter and the lack of har- Indiana Lincoln called the At Virginia City the Senators were Offices Be Closed Day of Funerals mony among the Democratic leaders. Mr. vention to order and Introduced Presi- driven about in a four-hor- se carriage and Illlnoisan Contrasts Oregon With Illi - Knight said: dent J. Hampton Moore, who presided. given a general view of the points o: IS THE- - SCIENCE- Of CLOTHES . INCLUDING "Behind Judge Parker as advisers are Governor Wlnfleld T. Durbin. of In historical Interest Both at Carson and WASHINGTON. Oct 5. The President nois, and Will Come West'. men that the people of the Nation would diana, formally welcomed the delegates Virginia City they were cordially greeted today issued the following proclamation: KNOWLEDGE OF CLOTH, HANDICRAFT IN not trust In any public capacity. Their to the state. The response was made on and their remarks liberally applauded. In "To the People of the United States: H. Rlnghouee, of Bloomtngton. I1L, after MAKING, ECONOMY OF PRODUCTION AND private Interests are of such a character behalf of the convention by S. B. Red- all their speeches they urged the return "Henry Clay Payne. Postmaster-Gen- - a visit of five weeks in which he has that they would prostitute law and the ding, of Arkansas. National treasurer. pretty thoroughly covered the State of AiniSTIC ORIGINALITY OP DESIGN. A TECH well-bei- of the country to further their The call was read by E. W. Weeks, of Oregon and especially the western portion own private and eelflsh ends. "When Mr. Iowa, secretary of the National League. of It left yesterday for his home to ar- NICAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE FIRST THREE IS Parker ran for Judge of the Appellate and the biennial address of President range his affairs to come to Oregon. Mr. Court In 1B97 he had such a delicate sense Moore was delivered. Rlnghouse has a great many personal IMPORTANT BUT ITS THE LAST THAT REVEAI5 of honor that he told the people of Njw The convention, after adopting an CAME TO friends In Portland who were formerly York before bis nomination that he want- appropriate resolution adjourned until OREGON residents of Bloomtngton and McLean THE CREATIVE MASTERMIND. ed them to know that he had voted for tomorrow as a mark of respect to the IN FALL OF 1853 County. Discussing the outlook for travel Bryan and free silver in 1SSS, and he did memory of Postmaster-Gener- al Payne. next year, he said: HENCB, GENTLEMEN. not think it was fair for him to be mis- After the adjournment the resolu JUNCTION CITT. Or.. Oct 5. "If the railroads make a rate of $30 understood at that time. How must his tions committee was announced. It (Special.) J. C Jennings, who died for the round trip from Chicago to Port- en- following delegates: Cali- year, conscience have been blunted when he Includes the here October 2 from the effects of land next I believe thousands of MACKINETTES tertained Presidential aspirations! fornia, C. W. Pendlefon; Kansas, H. H. "pulmonary tuberculosa was born people will come to see this section of "Three times W. J. Bryan asked David Keefe. The election of officers is in Philadelphia, Pa., December 20, the country, and many of them will be 11. Hill question 'How does Judge Par- tomorrow. All pres- come permanent is the scheduled for the 1831. Having moved to Iowa a- - few citizens. Now there ker upon the money question? and are no country stand ent officers candidates for years later with his parents, they better on' earth than Illinois, HUI replied he did not know. "How does but as a reault of the high-price- d lands he stand upon the tariff?' Hill replied all became desirous of Journeying Investments there pay very small returns. TOPCOATS . be had never heard him discuss it. still further to tho West, and in For Instance, take all the lands of Mc- RECEPTION FOR PARKER. the 1853 they landed In ' Would Be Termed Duplicity. Fall of Lean County and It Is one of the best Lane County, where Mr. Jennings counties of Illinois or of the United States. "And in this sphynr-llk- e attitude Judge Manhattan Clubhouse is Taxed to Its remained until death overtook him. for fiat matter and they will average remained until after he was nomi- 13 years age he Parker Utmost Capacity. Since he was of fully $100 per acre. Of course there are BEARING MARK ARB CALLED CREATIONS nated, when a high sense of honor took had been a consistent member of In county can be MY 5. first public some lands the that had possession of him and he sent the famous NEW YORK. Oct The $50 573. are enough any reception B. since his the Christian Church. Public life for and but there gold telegram. In person other than for Alton Parker and official honors did not appeal worth $125, $150 and 1200 per acre to easily the candidate for the Presidency of tho nomination for the Presidency was ten wag average whole county up Club. to his nature, yet he chosen bring the for the United States this would be termed du- dered him tonight by the Manhattan to $100 per acre. might was to utmost as County Commissioner and filled plicity, and ripen itself into a The club house taxed Its "From this high-price- d land $20 per acre fraud, but for candidates for Presidential capacity to accommodate tho invited the office to the public good and his own honor. Six children and is considered a good return. Lands here honors we must, for the sake of public guests. fh Oregon are ridiculously cheap compared (If a wife surrlve him. opinion at least, refrain from too vigorous Judge Parker and Judge .tier- - with our Illinois farms, while crops of AT THE BETTER DEALERS comment. rick. Democratic nominee for Governor alfalfa, wheat and hops often bring a I request th Honor, "Henry Q. Davis is 81 years old. There by on gentlemen, of sending yea my booklet. of New York, stood side side a return of $40, $50, $00, and even more. The Addrqm. mo personally, care ot 1b not a corporation in the United States slightly elevated platform. Tho lata J. C. Jennings. percentage qt return on the investment is of America that needs an active, energetic In addition to the specially Invited enormous.' ROSENWALD man to serve them in any capacity that guests, a great throng accepted the In "Illinois people are Interested, and I h WEIL . CHICAGO. would give him employment today. The vitation implied by the management of might say alarmed, at tho Increased hold- candidate for nt should have From one mounted the ings few for- qualities youth, intelligence, the club. the time of Nevada to the Republican ranks and eral of the United States, died In this city of a farmers. Those who all the of first stairway. It took Just an hour to dwelt upon the capacity party 10 6 merly owned SO acres now own 160; those energy and ability go to make him of that to at minutes past o'clock yesterday that reach the main reception room where maintain prosperity In the country. afternoon. Rising to eminence by his who had 160 now own 320 acres, while were bo lit, and the wheat crop of the qualified for the office of President, for Judge were many larger tracts. re- history us might Judge Parker and Herrick when the workers in these mines come own efforts, successful in his enterprises, others have As a West would be quite satisfactory. has shown that the time stationed. The crowd was kept moving, to reflect" said Senator Fairbanks attaining to positions of high trust In sult of this, the population of McLean Fleming, George come when the nt would be at Sir Sanford R. Harris, and it was three hours before It dimin- Virginia City. "I am sure they will rcacn private business, energetic and conscien- County, outside of Bloomington, has re- TV. D. Matthews and Sir George E. Drum- - called upon to take the duties of that high the .conclusion pros- practically stationary Instead of Office. ished in the least Judge Parker shook that there is more tious in his relations with his fellow men, mained mond were directors. ev-e- rv perity for them Republican police Increasing. Roosevelt we have an hands and exchanged greetings with under of singularly gentle, loyal and lovable "In Theodore guest than under any other policies." nature. Inspired by a large sense of the I have been more than amazed at the honest and fearless executive, civil- Discussing at tho same place ques magnificent character of your fruits and ian, author, soldier, statesman. President. At 11 o'clock luncheon was served, tables the duties of a true citizen, and winning the SECEETAEY THOMPSON RESIGNS being reserved In the main reception room tion of irrigation. Senator Fairbanks respect and esteem of all with whom he the prices they bring, and this in the Once in a while we hear it whispered that made reference to the fact the Demo- one of largest apple crops the he is not a safe man. That's what a for the invited guests and intimate friends that associated, he was called In the fullness face of the Trouble With Fraternal Building of Judge Parker.' cratic party had in its platform laid claim of his powers to discharge the duties of a United States has ever produced. The cli burglar says of a policeman. Roosevelt to tho paternity of the existing rec'ama-- mate Is Is All will be peculiarly onerous and responsible office in here about perfect and I think. Association Ended. elected President of the United tlon statute and had designated as ca- taking things together, Oregon Is Is it the the high councils of the Nation. His all that Btatcs. It all over now but the shout- BRYAN WILL NOT VISIT OHIO. "Newlands law." good mighty good state to come to." ing, and we feel that in him we shall have reer Is an example for citizens to a The special committee appointed by the e. in Main, Due follow, and his untimely death Is mourned Building to come to man with the ability to conceive, the Is Over H Will Credit, Roosevelt. Fraternal Association courage to do and the patriotism that will When Election Renew by all. agreement with W. Thompson, This claim he pronounced to be with "Tho President directs the several ex- NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY an J. the Insure to us peaceful solutions of all prob- Fight for Economic Reform. out foundation, because, he continued. secretary of the association, held a lems we may meot In tho future. ecutive departments and their dependen that COLUMBUS. O., Oct 5. William J. President Roosevelt deserved in the main cies shall show fitting regard for the Local Amateurs Organize Branch of meeting yesterday afternoon at which "The peace conference of the world is Bryan, in a letter to Chairman Harvey the credit for that most Important legls--! NEVER EQUALED cow looking toward the millennium, when memory of this distinguished public man; American Federation. the secretary was offered 5112 In payment Garber, of the Democratic State Commit lation. that the departments In the City of Wash- by rations shall not lift up sword against tee, declining to visit Ohio during the "The bill was recommended by a Re of tho balance due him the association. nations, and they have chosen our mighty ington shall be closed between the hours Mr. Thompson took the money, handed present campaign, says: publican President and enacted Into law of 9 A. M. 1 M., on The Portland Society of Photographic Hector to beat their swords into plow-char- es Ly and o'clock P. the "While Judge Parker announces himself a Republican Conzress." he saH. "ana day of tho funeral, Friday, the 7th Art was organized last night at a meet- in his resignation, and the trouble that !Y and their spears Into prunlngl . Inst, OTHER! as unqualifiedly In favor of the gold yet the Democratic party takes unto Itself and that the National flag shall bo dis- ing held In George F. Holman's office In has so long hung over tha' organization is hooks." no objectionable upon calls Newlands half-ma- organ- standard, he Is more all the credit and it the played at st upon all the public the Chamber of Commerce. This now supposed to be at an end. this question than President Roosevelt law. I esteem Senator Newlands very buildings throughout the United States ization will be one of J2 branches of the The committee will make its report to TERMS PARKER A "PRETENSE" and he stands for many things in which highly, and In view of the facts In tho from now until the funeral shall have American Federation of Photographic So- the meeting of the executive committee the Silver Democrats are Interested. case I cannot believe his name was thu3 taken place. cieties which will hold the first American tonight when it is probable that a new coupled with this great measure with his In New York, 5 to 171 (Watson Urges Him to Get Out, and "Tho election of Parker and Davis "By direction of tho President salon December secretary will be elected and the society would remove from the arena of politics knowledge or consent" The statement This salon will be the most important oft on a new and winning basis. was received with applause. "JOHN HAY. Secretary of State. started Holds Flag Was Pulled Down. the questions which stand in the way of "Washington, Oct 5, 1904." move in the Interests of photography ever It is rumored that President J. E. Wer- - In his speeches at Carson and Virginia as will practically eve- NEW YORK. Oct E. Thomas E. Wat-po- n, consideration of economic questions, and taken in America, it leln will tender his resignation this City, Senator Fulton took William J. d nominee of the People's party for the for this reason, I believe that every Dem- decide the,, question. "Is ning as the head of the board of trustees 1S36 Bryan to task for recent speeches, de- Roosevelt Extends Condolences. Is expected Presidency, was dined by bis friends to- ocrat who supported the ticket lh photography an art?" It that and if he does and It Is accepted, it is and 1900 should Interest himself in the claring he had sought to revive the race WASHINGTON. Oct 5. PrMMonr the work submitted, will be of such sur probable that the Test of the old board night at a "dollar dinner," in the Palm question and to stir up strife between Roosevelt today passing no longer Garden on Lexington avenue. More than interest of tho ticket this year. called at the apartments worth that there will will follow suit. Many of them will un over, labor and capital. He defended the Re- .Postmaster-Gener- al any upon subject The Jury KK) the Peoples' party were "When the election Is I want to oi ino late Payne to be doubt the doubtedly be reelected but It Is felt by members of publican party as the best friend the extend his personal Judge tVipm there to greet the candidate. Watson said renew the fight for economic reform, and condolences. A vast which will of the merits of the tYiat tho executive committee should I believe that we will be in a better posi laboring element had ever had. number of telegrams were received today exhibits and make the awards will be chance to make changes In' the part: Ju-j- t have a In tion to do this with Judge as he was about to take the train from all over the country. composed of 20 prominent artists of Amer In new "Oh, if pretense up Esopus Parker elected pre- board and to put a adminlsration that at than with Roosevelt at the head of the from Carson, Senator Fairbanks was A committee will Dlan the details of thn ica, and Europe. thought best, so the work of the or would only get out of my way; oh, if sented with an elaborately carved silver if that The leading stove dealers Nation. It is also important to secure funeral arrangements. The membership of this federation Is association will be started out with new THE U.S. SELL THEM. Judge Parker would only get out of my and horn cane by L. H. Rogers, of the Rev. Cotton Smith, rector Sr. .Tnn'q limited to 12 photographic societies in pa- Congress, for without the House of Repre of life and energy. IF NO DEALER IN YOUR TOWN DOES, wayr and give me the Democratic local Roosevelt Club. Episcopal Church, cities of over 100.000, and after the New secretary pers gli'e me speak- sentatives the President could not carry where the funeral serv When the next Is elected It is WRITE TO US. and the Jeffersonlan out his policies." in Keno tonignt the senators addressed ices are to De neia, o Friday, York exhibit a route list will be. arranged. salary allowed him army at u clock possible that a will be OAK STOYE AND RANGE CH ers, and give me the noble that fol all the people who could crowd Into the will conduct the ceremonv thpr and "Rpv the same exhibit going to all the camera as is thought the association wiu CHARTER lowed Bryan In 9C; if he would only give Grand Th.tater. The meeting vns marked It that Roosevelt Writes Donnelly. Isaac Nicholson, bishop of Milwaukee, clubs which have participated in the then bo better able to control his actions. ST. LOUIS. me all these, I would show the Republican by a high degree of enthusiasm and thi; wiu conauct uie services in .Milwaukee. movement It Is expected that it will party and Theodore Roosevelt the great CHICAGO, Oct 5. President Roosevelt applause was frequent and pronounced. The active pallbearers will be composed reach Portland early in the new year, Ex-Chi- From 707 sale by Hexter, Slay Jb Co.. militant Democratic party from sea to has written a letter of acknowledgement Justice Massey presided. The oi unirormed Iettercarrlers. coming here immediately after the San Getting Pointers America. sea. I would dare to accept his challenge, to President Donnelly, of the Amalgamat addresses were along general lines, and Francisco exhibition. New York, Chicago, FORT WORTH, Tex., Oct 5. Professor Portland. Or. . I might not whip him, but he would know ed Meat-Cutte- rs and Butchers of Amer the people of the state were urged to give Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, St Ostertarr. of the "Veterinary Hygienic In he had a fight I am a fighter. On July ica, in regard to the forged letter recent their support to the Republican party. ALASKA INDIANS IN WANT. Louis, Portland and San Francisco are stitute of Berlin, Germany, an author of the Fourth I was not worth even a news- ly published as coming from the PresI Senator Fairbanks presented the claims of already booked on tho list leaving several world-wid- e reputation in the sanitary paper Item, but now they are fighting me dent to Mr. Donnelly." The latter at once his party to the support of the people Extreme Destitution Prevails, and places yet to be filled. science of meat inspection, has been a with newspaper cartoons editorials, wrote to President, Roosevelt denying because of Its record as a business amateur pnotograpnei3 company Cured of and all Government Will Help Them. The Portland visitor at the stockyards in with Asthma I long for and love tho thunder of the knowledge of the letter. organization. consider this one of the greatest oppor- Dr A. E. Behuke. of Milwaukee, who 13 After 35 years of Suffering. guns, and If only Judge Parker would Policies Known to All. WASHINGTON. Oct 5. For the third tunities ever offered and are entering Into connected with the Bureau of Animal In get out of the way and let me command Debs Speaks In Salt Lake. consecutive Winter, extreme destitution the new work with great energy. The dustry. Tile professor came to Fort It will be gratifying to Asthmatic the army he may command I would give "Tho Republican party,' he said, "Is prevails among Portland society has organized with 27 Worth especially to witness the operation readers to learn an absolute core has SALT LAKE, Oct 5. Eugene V. Debs. harmonious. There is no conflict of senti- the Alaska Indians, and expected to that Theodore Roosevelt a battle royal?' Government help is absolutely necessary charter members, and It is of the only dipping plant in the world, at last been discovered by Dr. Schlffmacn. Continuing Mr. "Watson said: Presidential candidate of the Socialist ment either as to our measures or with Increase the number to 75 orlOO. Will H. immune partj', spoke tho Salt respect to our for the Presi- to prevent them from starvation and ex where cattle are rendered from That remedy Is effectual one can- "The government which does not grant at Palace Theater candidate Walker, who was responsible for securing the attacks of the fever ticks (boophllus tha an equal protection to equal tonight on government and the trusts. He dency. Republican triumph will insure termination. Lieutenant Emmons, a re Portland a place In tha limited number not bo doubted after perusal cf such testi- all, opportunity severely criticised great political par country the administration of tired naval officer and an expert In Alas annulatus.) to all, equal justice to all, prostitutes its both the that of cities to be included in the federation, Professor Ostertag expressed himself as mony as that of C. W. Van Antwerp, Ful- power ties and discussed the labor conditions in public affairs will not be embarrassed. ka matters, has been giving special atten was elected president; George F. Holman, and is false to its mission. composed dis- tion to highly delighted with the result of tho ton, N. Y., who says: uYour remedy Colorado. A large and enthusiastic "The opposition Is of the condition of these Indians, and M. secretary and ) "If your system is not what it should crowd O. Ash, dipping operations, and was especIaUy (Scnlflmann's Asthma-Cure- Is tha best! yours you greeted the speaker. . cordant elements. It Is sharply divided has made a report to the President, which treasurer, and Edgar Felloes, member of process ever bought be, is the fault, for have in upon Important Issues, and its leadership has been transmitted to the War Depart astonished at the cheapness of the used. I a package of our your hands the weapon with which it the New York art committee. The coming of dipping. Professor Ostertag left for druggist and tried it and one box entirely Georgia Elects Is not supported with entire unanimity. ment setting out strongly the deplorable this salon exhibition to Portland will was intended you should forever defend Officials. suc- Copper of Kansas City and Chicago, where he will cured ma of Asthma, and I have not had "Republican triumph will mean the conditions especially In the River be" one of the most Important events In your liberties tho ballot ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct 5. Rlfrnn nf party, thoroughly dedi- district On strength continue his investigation into the meth- It since. I can now go to bed and sleep all county cess of a united of Alaska. the of the art world which the Winter will wit vogue night perfect "Where has the greater part of all this state and officers, members of the to the support of wise and well-kno- this report Acting Secretary of War Oil com- ods in In American packing houses with comfort, which I have cated ness. If the new museum of art Is not done before for 35 wonderful production of wealth, which has Legislature, Judges and Solicitors, were policies." ver today Issued the following memoran be hung there, In the preparation of meat for domestic yeari and Tthank place 100 In county Georgia, f rwlnv pleted by that time It wJJl foreign you for the now enjoy. taken here for the last years, held even in The party loft tonight for Utah. dum for the chief of staff: some prominent place will be and use. health that I I gone? Almost entirely is in There was practically no opposition to but If not N hope that you will publish this letter, it the hands the "By direction of the President tho com selected for that of the men who never created one dollar Democratic candidates ror state offices or manding officer ship it others may learn oilts wonderful virtues." x Bid Adieu to California. at Fort Liscum will Expecting to Be Held Up, Cries Out. Sold by of it; and they got it mainly by operation lor county Judges or for Attorneys. to Copper Center 10.000 rations, or so many all druggists at 50c and $L0a cf laws which violate every principal of TRUCKEE, Cal., Oct B. At this point may necessary While walking along a hedge on King Send 2c stamp to Dr.R.Schiffmann,Box 891, -- thereof as be found for OUSTED FROM OFFICE. Irfing, 252 common sense, common right No Indi on the summit of the Sierra Nevada the relief of the destitute Indians of the Street late last night Joseph St. Paul, Minn., for a frea sample packags. CEiraCHMEN Mountains, at 7 o'clock this morning, Rlver-durin- g Kintr Street, saw the face of a man In vidual can resist the operation of law. ARE HISSED. Copper the next six months. Summarily Removes Both of the great political parties have Senator Fairbanks bade adieu to the He Is necessary Mayor McClellan hi3 van. Concluding he was about to be al people authorized to secure the ternately been In power: both have had ts Create Extraordinary State of California and to the of transportation and to forward at once the Five Men. made the victim of a holdup Long aroused their opportunities: blth have had their the three Pacific Coast States. The stop first consignment by pack train or other the neighborhood and sent for the police. Scene In Liverpool. po- responsibilities and both should be con was made before breadfast but no for wise, utilizing beyond the mountains as B. William Detective Kerrigan and half a dozen iTHiSlLUE signature i speech was made. This was to NEW YORK, Oct P. neigh- drained. mal due many Indians as can bo employed. for the licemen spent an hour scouring the "Jeffersonlans, your flag LONDON. Oct 5. Extraordinary scenes a mistake In announcing the meeting for Schmidt Commissioner of Parks supposed highwayman, was nulled "An officer or reliable noncommissioned of Greater New borhood for tho down at St Louis, and you are left with were witnessed at Liverpool In connec- the evening Instead of morning. There officer will be placed In charge of the sup- Borough of the Bronx but found no trace of any such person. out leaders. I have picked up your flag tion with the annual Church England were, however, a number of men at the plies Copper Center and will issue free York, and four members of the Civil Serv- of railroad station when the train pulled In, at summarily irom tne ground, and I call upon you to Congress now proceeding there. The of expenses to the destitute and sell at ice Commission, were removed Bates' Mind Not Yet Made Up. rony to and these the Senator greeted with a cost and 33 per cent added to such as from office today by Mayor McClellan. it" Lord Mayor held a reception - to- at the Town hearty handshake, n a few informal may wish to purchase but are unable to The removal was- made after an Investi- BOSTOJT, Oct. 5. Governor Bates Hall, which was attended by all the words he expressed his appreciation of charges conducted by the day authorized a denial of the statement CONCEDES TO obtain food otherwise; consulting with gation of the if ROOSEVELT. leading bishops and clergy of the United the hospitality that had been everywhere Mr. Clavenger, the missionary at Copper Mayor and by the Civil Service Reform published from Worcester that lie had de- Kingdom. Then the procession formed on the trip extended to him. Center, as to the necessities involved. Association. These charges alleged that cided to appoint Attorney-Gener- al Moody Bryan Admits in Speech Nebraska up and marched to Large Careful record of condition, habits and Schmidt exploited positions in his depart- to succeed the late Senator' Hoar. Gov- the cathedral. purposes.. ernor Bates said he had not yet made up Will Go Republican. crowds gathered in the streets, to whom resources of the Indians during this period ment for political OPENS WAR ON POLYGAMY. will kept report on the same his mind In the matter. NORFOLK, several leading fol- be and full Neb., Oct 5. William churchmen. Including furnlehed at the end of tho detail by the Bryan spent the day In Northwestern N lowers of the late John Kensit's son and MENTION. braska. Women's Missionary Urges Amend officer in charge. These instructions PERSONAL New Washington Rural Route. He made speeches at Wayne the Wycllffe preachers, an organization should be telegraphed." and nrt- NEWS BUREAU, Wash- Randolnh durine thn dnv fsnrt - founded by the late Mr. had pre ment to the Constitution. NEW YORK, Oct 5. (Special.) North- OREGONTAN dresscd large to- - Kensit 5. a audience in Norfolk ic ington, Oct. Rural route jar. viously distributed pamph ROOSEVELT FAVORS WIDOWS. western people registered at New "York aignu juryan s talks were along gen 5. today as follows: No. 1 was today ordered established No- eral lines, in which he occasionally lets. DENVER, Oct The Women's hotels in As the procession, headed by the civic Home Missionary Society of the Meth From Portland W. M. Mortzall and vember 1, at Valley, Stevens County, ; Jected state Issues. During the course of to Have Soldiers-Clothi- ng Made his speech regalia and the corporation, followed by odist Church went on record today in Plan wife, at the Kensington. Wash.; population, 522; houses on route, tonight he said President the bishops and clergy. In From Seattle M. Flnck, at the Ken- Roosevelt would carry their robes on favor of Congressional action against by Contract Is Abandoned. J. 115. Nebraska, because neared tho cathedral, demon sington; Mrs. S. M. Leddy, L. A. Craw- Ive&edr for Gonorrhoea, the Democrats and Populists foot the polygamy. 5. had named to WASHINGTON. Oct For about a L. Crawford, Miss E, D. Craw-for- d, UIet. Bparmatorraoea, strators commenced shout "Down with A resolution introduced by Mrs. F. A. half-centu- ford F. separate electoral tickets, but he believed Popery," it has been the practice of tho New Amsterdam. WhltM. miatsril dltr "Oh. for another Japanese Driven Back. - the Fuslonlsts would elect most of the Luther." When Aiken, of Cincinnati, O.. recording sec the War Department to have soldiers at ' chares, or asr tefcan- the venerable Archbishop of York ap- retary, calling upon Congress to submit Oct. 2. (Delayed in trans- fpmtut euitftss. tiom ot meat other officers. peared, his silver cross clothing made at the Schuylkill arsenal, HARBIN. bsccii of office held up to the people an amendment to the Con Philadelphia, by the widows, orphans and Deathblow to Bullfighting In Spain. mission.) It is reported that the Japanese before him. the crowd "booed" and stitutlon of the United States prohib- Depart- posts have been- - driven back aaM hy ggUt, SITS FOR Is children of soldiers. Recently tho MADRID. Oct 5. The Institute of So advance kKUHUTL8.rl Hi PARKER ARTIST. shrieked "Traitors." "It Popery in tho iting the . practice of polygamy, was decided done by along the line between the Hun River and ar Mat in pUia wrayaer. streets, ' tnem ment to have tho work cial Reforms, after a heated discussion to prepaid, fof "ena all to Rome.' unanimously adopted amid cheers, and purely business proposi decided by 13 votes to eight to ratify Bensihc br erre, Amidst a storm of hissing and contract as a day, 91.00. or 3 aettwa, 4L73. Portrait of Presidential Candidate shouting Mrs. Aiken was accorded a marked tlon. The action of the Department the absolute prohibition of Sunday bull- aass a tne ArcnDisnop passed into tne cathedral demonstration In approval of the step umiu janatin Will Be Given to His Wife. unmoved by the uproar. which meant practically the throwing out fighting. This Is considered to be the Mrs. Maybrlck Not Going on Stage taken by her. of employment of hundreds of women death blow to bullfighting In Spain. NEW YORK. Oct 5. Judge Parker to A 6trong force of police was stationed Alter statins In. the preamble that who have been dependent for a living WASHINGTON, Oct, 5. Mrs. Florence day gave a sitting to Mueller Urrl, a about the building, the authorities fear the apostles of the Mormon upon iCaybrlck has written to her attorney here the work of the arsenal, aroused to In- LAND IN OREGON portrait painter. Tho portrait when fin lng more serious trouble. .were guilty polygamous es- Canadian Pacific Increase Capital. positively denying" reports that she FREE - Church of much comment in Philadelphia, and ished will be given- to Mrs. Parker. practices, and calling attention to the pecially among various pa MONTREAL. Oct 6. At the annual, tended appearing on the stage. in grak, fruit aai itck eetiea James members of tic rkW k K. Jones, of Arkan- BUSINESS ITEXS. Nations Inemciency and sname," as triotic organizations. Today a delegation meeting of the Canadian Pacific Railway thewotM. TfeeaauAetacniofhaa'aCactBal sas, saw Judge Parker today, and was decided to Everybody some to the World's after developed through the Smoot investi- called on the President who. .after hear held today, it Increase the Fair coat of irrigation. Deea oarsct frara State ci tne comerence announced he will If Baby Is Cuttle-- ; Teeth. capital by $25,5CO,000 bonds, should bm the Denver & Rio Grande, the that gation. In handling tho question of ing tho facts, directed tha idea of stock worth of TO-DA- veil-trie- that goiny BOOKLET ao4 give his undivided time to Judge Parker S cr and txse tbut old &d d remdr. polygamy, says: S16.SOO.000 Is to be issued once. "Scenic Line of the World." either Oregon. .WRITE WlE0loTra Soothing Syrup, the resolution having tho work done by contract ba of which at or coating. Se the Mormon Capitol, tha uwi In any way, he can be of Mr. lirc. lor cbUdraa - MAP FREE. Deashntea ImgatJaa Pawer service. teeuuor. it toouo uu ctUM. aofteaa t&a rnma. "Be it- resolved by the Woman's abandoned and that it he given to the President Shaughnessy announced that Canoa eC th Grand, Um Royal Gorge aa4 Jones .ridiculed stories started a week j.jLLuja u h, .rat ?eu wiravaa.. Home Missionary Society of the Meth.- women, as has been the practice la the .two new additional passenger statteas Flfcc'a Pk Gd.'a art galltry e-- Njuurc