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New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
HELD ON EXToRTIoN CHARGE
Many Witnesses Appear Against Flor
ence Burns and Companion.

Florence Wallace VIldrick. better known
al Florence Burns. and Edward + Brooks.
who were arrested a few days ago on a
charge OF extOrtion, were held IN S5.090 bail
each bv Magistrate Corrigan IN the Jefrsr-
son Market court yesterday morning to
await the action OF the grand jury
Charles W. HUrIbUrt, a real estate law
YER connected with the Lawyers Title In
s1rancs and Trust Company. the com
plainant against them told his story. IN
der the guidance Of Assistant District Al
torney breckenridge. The prisoners ar
torney did not appear when the case was
called. and Mark Alter was assigned By
the magistrate 70 represent them.
The manager OF the store IN 18th street
where Hurlburt said he took refuge from
those who victimized him, one OF the clerks
and the chauffeur who ran the taxicsb n
which the party rode. testified for the com
pIaiuant No witnesses appeared FOR TIE
defence
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
EGYPTIAN ON ROOSEVELT
Says Ex- President Dishonored
Egypt on It's Own Soil.

Brussels, Sept. 22.-The Egyptian Ma
tional Congress is in session here. having
been transferred TO Brussels after the
French government had refused TO permit
the congress to be held in Paris.
Mohammed Bey Ferid. the presiding Off
Ger. violently denounced Theodore ROose-
welt for dishonoring Egypt on its own soil.
He announced that the Egyptian question
would be brought up at the next peace
conference at The Hague.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
WON'T REOPEN STORER CASE
Mr.. Roosevelt Says There Can
Be No Question of Veracity.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune-I

Oyster Bay Sept. 22.-CoIoneI Roosevelt
had little comment to make to-day on the
publication of the alleged StoreT letters in
The Springfield Republican, in which Mrs
BeIIamy Storer. wife of the former Anbas-
sador to Austria, who was recalled by Mr.
Roosevelt when he was President, appeared
to raise q question of veracity between MI
Roosevelt and Archbishop Ireland
-Four years ago the correspondence be
tween the Storers and myself was pub
Iished" said NIzRoosevelt. '"These letters
made a record against which no recollec-
ton OF verbal conversations can stand.
Therefore the question of veracity cannot
be raised The letters must speak for
themselves 7 have no desire 10 enter into
any further controversy with Mrs. Storer."
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
FIGHT FOR BRowNLow,s PLACE

Bristol, Tenn, Sept. 22.-Daniel Choeher
Swab, Il wealthy mine owner. who re-
Gently announced that he was d candidate
for the Republican nomination to succeed
the late Congressman Brownlow from the
lst Tennessee District. withdrew from the
contest to-day. This leaves State Senator
S r Sells. OF the anti -Browniow faction
and ex-United States District Attorney
James r. Poland as the opposing candl-
dates for the new term.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
BALLINGER PREPARING CASE
Arranging Land Administration Mat
ters to Lay Before Cabinet.

Washington. Sept 22.-Carrying with him
cOrrespondence and other business papers
recurring the personal attention OF secre-
tary Ballinger OF the Interior Department
Don NJ. Carr. his private secretary. left
here last night for Chicago. lie Will &C
company Mr.. Ballinger TO this city. and il
is expected that while en- route they will be
able 20 complete the preparation OF any
matters relating to land administration
which mas be presented at the series OF
Cabinet sessions which VIII begin here on
September &c.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
INDoRsE MR.. TAFT's VIEWS
Ohio River Improvement Association
Would Reduce Limit.

Cincinnati. Sept. 22.-Indorsement Of Pres
ident Taft's speech Of yesterday by John
= Vance. president of the Ohio River I'm
Drovement Association, marked the opening
OF the sixteenth annual session OF that body
here TO-DAY. -Four hundred delegates were
present.
The speakers, including Representative
LonEworth. urged that the twelve-year
limit for the completion of the Ohio River
dams. imposed by Congress, be reduced
The officers of the association were re-elect-
ed BY acclamation, President Vance being
chosen to his sixteenth term
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
BOTH PARTIES NAME HIRscHeERe

The Republican judiciary Convention for
the Sth District met al White Plains yester-
day afternoon ana unanimously nominated
Michael Il Hirschberg. Of Newburg. for
judge Of the Supreme Court He is now
Chief Justice OF the Appellate Division.
I'd Department Brooklyn Later he was
the unanimous choice Of the delegates to
the Democratic judiciary Convention. JUS
tice HirschberE is Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
OLLIE JAMES AsPIREs TO roeA

Frankfort. KY. Sept Congressman
Ollie James to-day formally announced
himself a candidate for United States
Senator To succeed Thomas II Paynter.
He says he will not be candidate for
Speaker OF the House. but is for Champ
Clark
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
PAYNE TO MAKE KEYNOTE SPEECH

Rochester, Sept 22-Representative Serene
L Payne viii make the keynote speech OF
the Congressional campaign at the 3Ist Dis
trict Republican Congressional Convention
at Lyons. tomorrow when he viii be re-
nominated for the fourteenth consecuti,ys
time. The 3lst Congress District is com
posed of Wayne, Ontario, Cayuga ana
Yates countless
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
TERRY EXCEEDS coNTRAc7 SIZED

Newport News. Va Sept Z2-The 81
burning. turbine driven torpedo beat de-
stroyer Terry. the newest product OF tHs
Newport News Shipbuilding and DRY DOck
Company. developed 5Z.1sS knots an hour
on her Standardization trials over the
measured mile course OF Lewes. Del. yes
terday This speed is 26SS knots in excess
OF the contract requirements OF =g1z knots.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

Second Colorado District-James A. Orr.
OF Colorado Springs. Republican.
Thirtyfifth New York Observation-Disclosures
J. Keeler, Republican.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
ROOSEVELT BY 100 VOTES.
Continued from first page.

the Iatter's fight to defeat former Con-
gressman James W. Wadsworth. the
father of the present Speaker of the As
sernbly. Mr.. Stevens managed the cam
paign of Peter A. Porter. an independent
Republican. who finally defeated Con-
gresham wadsworth.
Mr.. Roosevelt VIII Stick.
Colonel Roosevelt removed all doubt
to-day as to his intention to make a
vigorous fight for the temporary chair
manship of the Saratoga convention
The Progressive leaders would not listen
to any other suggestion.
Mr. Roosevelt made it clear that the
state convention would be absolutely an
open one Candidates would be finally
selected and the final adjustment of the
platform planks made after the upstate
leaders had been consulted at Saratoga,
II was explained. If Mr.. Roosevelt is
made temporary chairman. as he conf
IDENTIFY expects to be, 1T will be his OBJ
iect to find out what the bulk of the
decent people Of New York really want
and try to put that in the platform.
While he may have pretty strong opin-
ions OF his own as to just what the
Progressives should stand for in the
platform. If his power of persuasion is
not sufficient to make them see all the
issues his way he will graciously accede
to the wishes of the people. and not try
to force things upon the delegates by
whom they are represented.
Mr.. Griscom returned 30 the city with
Mr.. Barnard and Congressman Parsons.
and they had dinner together. Mr.. Girls
com said that he had little TO add to
what he had said at Oyster Bay. When
he arrived he found many kilograms
awaiting him from various parts of the
state. all showing that the drift was
rapidly moving toward Mr.. Roosevelt
for temporary chairman.
One dispatch, which came from the
leader of Rockland County. pleased him
greatly It said that Rock1and could be
placed hard and fast in the Roosevelt
column. Hitherto it had been practically
conceded that it's six votes would go 10
Vice-President Sherman.
we are hearing from all over the
state, and the whole thing seems to be
going our way" said Mr.. Griscom.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
NOMINATED FOR THE SENATE

Schenectady. y. Y. Sept. 22.-The Repub-
ncans Of the 3lst Senate District. compr,s-
ing the counties Of Schenectady, schoharie
and Montgomery. to-day unanimously nom
mated Charles Z. Nichols. OF Jefferson.
schoharie County. for state Senator.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
E sfs srEEn. ..sTE ns 20. Il gA!aIs
=. = g M'a $ - & = $ . "a
~. W. sFsrZ A
E<57sTzttsx1sz 6 - sJIxj
WfIdis Orientals

The stock Of WIlds Onentals
thts Fall Is such that we can
radily y meet the ordinary re-
aulremeBts Tor everyday use IN
the average home
at prices that are often asked
for inferior goods.
Al the same time our assort-
vcnt wlll piesse and satisfy the
most dihgent rug collector.
II al any time you have rug
tsoubles-a YOU wrsh an IN
usual size or color, or design,
come 10 W'Ids. We can
give you expert advice and
are glad to place OUT service
at your disposal.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

Buffalo. Sept. 22.-The Democrats of Eric
County to-day made the following Senate
nominations:
Forty-eighth Distrlct-George G. David
son, ir denomination
Forty-Iinth District-Samuel J. Rams
perger.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
S1650 TO $500

AK about Detroit Electric" Service
Phone 9e2o Schuyler.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
PINE GROVE

The new we'll drilIer was moved to
the Coffin place Saturday and expects
to begin operation at once.
Don't forget the program at the
church next Sunday II O'Clock.
Resolved: "That the world is
growing worse" WAS debated upon by
Pine Groves High School pupils last
Wednesday morning. The attirma-
tive side was triumphant.
A. [. Mason lett tor Corvallis yes.
terday to lecture this morning to the
o. A. Q. Horticultural class upon,
"Fruit Organizations, ind to
deliver an address to tue public this
evening upon, Improvements oil
Rural Conditions.
Admission, CHILDREN % cents and
adults 80 cents TO play, 1.-The Old
School District" at Pine Grove
Grange Hall, Suesday evening, Feb
20. There is no extra charge fol
reserve seats, which are on sale al
johnson and Hales store in Pine
Grove and Uonnaway's store IL
OdeIl, but II you want good sea
get your ticket now and avoid th,
rush as they are selling fast. Mrs
Frank Deems will sing between aot
to the delight OF all lovers OF goot
music. The curtain Iises promptly
at S:l5 p, m, and every one i
courteously requested to be ther
| before time.
Hans Lage went to the Rose Cit.
Wednesday of last week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
BELMONT.
Will Ely Is slowly improving

Will Ely is slowly improving.
Mrs. Will Ellis, Mrs. Alfred East.
man and son, spent Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Lee Morse.
Miss Olga Lindiss, OF Hood River,
and Mrs. Nelson from near the planeI
spent Wednesday with Mis-. Farrell
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Morst visited
Will Ellis and family last Sunday.
g. f. Miller and family are settled
very coZily In tn cir new home.
f. q. Stout il making arrangements
to build on MS FIVE acre tract.
q. M. Galloway has his concrete
foundation started and will SOON have
his new house under course o.
erection.
W. q. Banks has the addition to hi
house enclosed and shinglod.
Mr.. Farrell bought one OF the
plsner buildings, has taken it dowI
and is hauling the lumter to hi
place.
f. q. Church's place is sold to Mr.
McCready. We shall be glad to vel
come the new comers among us.
The junior choir furnished the sing
ing at the morning service Sunday
They did we'll The sermon by Rev
Wood to the boys aud girls was tul
of good thoughts, iuot only for them
but tor the older ones rs we'll,
Miss Lizzie Eby has been teaching
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17

Our friends the families of }. W. and
J. +. Strong ARE residents of sthe
country near Washougnsl and to
them we believe we are indebted for
this courtesy.
Arthur Whitcomb is here and at
work as lineman for the Home
Telephone Co.
Mrs. Marguerite Walter, Mrs.
Pauline Tal Image, Mrs. Dora Boyed
and MIR. j. M Shelley are 10 Portland
this week attending the state Q T..
convention.
Odell teachers are planning to
attend the teachers meeting in Hood
River next Saturday.
The members of ConDaway Mer
camille Co., are now at home in the
substantial stone building they have
had built for their stock of general
merchandise. The building Is 36x63
equipped with bins and shelves and
has a freight elevator. The entire
building Is heated by a furnace
here Is q full basement cemsnted and
thoroughly drained. The store build
ing and stock are a credit to the
owners and a source OF pride to those
residing hsreahont. About March
first. Mr.. Haskins will open a meat
MARI in the rear room OF the build
ing formerly occupied 10y the Gonna.
way Mercantile Co. The front room
will be retained by this company
and a stock of hard ware will occupy
that part OF the building. Who
says Udell is not on the mspY
s..rhose who attended the services
Sunday evening felt amply repaid
when they had heard one OF Rev.
Spaulding's splendid sermons. .
Services by Rev. f. K. Spaulding
next Sunday morning
Next Sunday evening the e. h.
meeting will he devoted to the report,
ot hessdelegates who at that time have
returned from the state convention.
There will be box or basket socia
at Odell probably next Wednesday
evening. Time and place will he an
| nouDced later. In addition to the
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
UNDERWOOD.

Claude Airsman has purchased a
new team and will move on to his
own ranch in the near f0tLre We
nave our doubts about his being there
al one Tor any great length of time.
Mrs. Ii NJ. Greiner was summoned
Los Angeles this week on account
OF the Illness OF an aunt living there
Mr.. Greiner accompanied her rs fsT
40 Portland.
K. & Darting's little giIl has been
,eriOutly Ill tins week, but at thu
writing is improving.
The Westfall mill has been ont OF
commission for the last two oI three
wetk ks. due to delay IN receiving H
ueE saw hom portlaLd.-
4. s Forest and wife we're up frc N
roItland over Sunday to get a touch
/ winter. HEY llHn to come up
soon t. stay tor hune time, aud get
things going on tie ranch.
fhe stump shOuteI Is again in
.vldsnGe on all sides of us, aud the
AMOUNT Cf land cleared bere this
4prlng will he limited only by the
amount OF help that can Le had,
ueEtly everyone lannlng on lantlng
lrUm five to twenty acres.
Miss Rosa Lulhy, OF Wa houggl,
and Miss Maggie Cline, of Stevenson,
are visiting friends in Underwood
this week.
Lundy Stuart received carl cad OF
lum her this week tor his livery bat N,
on which he is making good progress.
John kirwin has been at the ranch
tor the past lew days.
Mrs. Scott, who has been living In
the kirwin house this winter, sprain
ed her ankle badly in getting of
a street car in Portlsnd the other
day.
Mrs. II. s. Adams is up from the
Locks. She found she could not
stay away from Underwood.
Numerous shipments OF fruit trees
are now arriving ut this station and
our Fruit Inspector, p. |, Packard,
is kept quite busy looking after them.
Our merchant, NJ. S Smith, the
ocsl S. +. Il S. agent, together with
the other officials of the road from
Portland attended the Booster meeting
at Col dendale last week. He reports
that he had good time"
Robert Cline, who has been having
a long siege of typhoid fever, is
spending q tew days with old friends
at Underwood.
Mr. Gray, Of Stevenson, has pur.
chased five lots iu Hamilton's addi.
tion to the town of Underwood, and
expects to build some houses to rent
as soon as the weather will permit.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
OAK GROVE

Mrs.. W. b. Dyer has returned from
N'''' WIN i'''''s !" o'''"nu
Frank Cutler suent Sunday with
friends In his locally. Monday be
lett for few days stSy In Portland
and Astoria IN searHh OF market toi
consignment OF apples
j G. Bowman. wife aud two child.
rpn, of Hamilton, Ohio, who arrived
in Hood River gill soon take posses.
sion of he ten-a ire holding formerly
owned by W. b Dyer, just south of
the store.
E. Z Smith and G W. Irwin, OF
Franklin, Pa made days visit
lat week at the home of f.. II,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
DUKES VALLEY

G. j. LeDz and family have fmoyed
into a new house.
Frank Banhsm, new arrival from
England, is staying with Henderson
and Mckay.
The concert Bnd social held on
Monday evening, was an unpremedi
tated success The ollowing pro
gr m WAS very we'll rendered:
Recitation Bessie Cameron.
Piano sol Miss Sbrum
Vocal solo Mis-. Cameron.
Sketch 'The Sale Life. ben.
ham, Wuth, Henderson and Mckay
piano-Mr. and Miss Bertha
LAfferty
Recitation Oscar Cameron.
Duet, Piano The Misses Shrum.
Viclin solo-Mr. Dunewsy.
Recitation Nellie Hagen.
Piano sol Miss Shrum.
Viol in solo-Wade Shrum.
Recitation-Msster Scott.
Violin solo-Mr. Duneway.
The baskets, which we're artistic
and beautiful, we're auotioDed by Mr.
Mckay to liberal bidders and moe
pleasing time was spent The pro
ceeds from the auction amounted t,
| $50
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
MOUNT HOOD.

Armand Patereau, who was taken
to the hospital last week, ia improv-
ing.
Mr. Putnam. who bought the
Dumas place last Decent ber, has a
force of eighteen men at work clear
ing land.
Messrs. Baldwin and BIigdon,
travelling evaDgelists, came here last
week for the purpose of holding ser
vices, but the attendance was so light
that they went away last Saturday.
The new blacksmith, Norman
Bradley, arrived Munday with bis
family from Seattle.
Mr.. Jones and family lett the same
day for their new homo 10 Portland.
They we're accompanied by Mr..
Goblin d his nephew, who lately
came from Wisconsin.
At This writinI, Valentine party
is in progress Uf which more will be
said next week
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
Gould & Snyder
Dbnpa 1S

Phone Is

at Frankton the past week.
We expect to hear Rev. Spauldine
from Pine Grove prench Thursday OF
Friday evening ut the special meet,
inRs. As he is 20 we'll known In
Belmont We hope all will come out
to heac him.
Miss Florence Castner entertained
number OF her young friends Satur'
day afternoon with Valentine party
It ber home.
Mr. Rinner and family have camped
IN their new home. 1t will soon te
finished. We welcome them into oul
community.
Special services began last Sunday
evening ut Belmont aud will continue
every evening tor three weeks
Every one is cordially invited tC
come out aud help make them profit,
able. Revs. Ford, Chaiiee, Spauldine
and Airheart will assist Rev. Wood IL
these meetings.
Len Atkins, son-in law of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert jones, made them fly
lag visit Saturday, returning to his
home in Sherman County Sunday.
}. W. Davis has gone to Carson fol
u week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17

boxes Oh baskets there will be booths
as follows: drinks, cooked foods,
home maize candy, fancy work ard
fortune telling At whatever place
this social is held proper respect for
rights of property owners and those
present will be insisted on and
measures taken tC enforce same.
A we'll planned q. f.. meeting was
held Sunday evening with Geo. Atkin'
son as leader.
WI. LEM, the youngest sou of Mrs
nna LenZ, was married last week to
Miss Nellie Rogers, of Porf land.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
Notice 10 Creditors.

In the County Court of the State Of Oregon
For Hood River County.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Charles NJ
Busey, deceased, Notice TO Creditors.
The undersigned having been duly ap.
pointed administrator of the estate OF Charles
NJ, Bnsey, deceased notice Is hereby given to
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to present the m
verified as required by law, within six
months after the first publication OF this no
tice to said Il. o. Blanchar, at the First Ma.
tional Bank, Hood River, Oregon.
F. o. BLANCHAR,
Administrator OF the estate Of Charles NJ
BuSey, deceased. t2fl
Date of first publication January 20, is10
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
CORRESPONDENCE
CcDELL.

Last week J.. ID. Smith sold his
forty acre property IN Odell at con-
sideration of Sl4, 500. Mr.. Smith
intends moving down in the
Willamette valley next month.
Mis-. Ballinger is improving nicely
and will be taken to Portland as
soon as she is able tn be moved.
Mrs PendeIgrass returned to her
home in Portland immediately after
the funeral of Mrs. Kinser. Margaret
Kinser also went to Portland and
when Mrs. BhlIinger Is able to go
Mr.. Kinser will accompany beI and
they will make their home in that city
A force of men under direction OF
G.. f. and +. q. Coe have been busy
making the Il. L.. klemer bungal ow
develop rapidly and they will con-
tinue to push this modern home to
completion at the earliest possible
date.
l.. A. Il. Clark is spending this
week near The Dalles. Later he may
go to a point near Echo, Ore, to
direct the pruning of an orchard.
N. f. Bradley, who has been q
resident of Odell the past winter
has gone to Mt. Hood, where he will
have charge of the blacksmith shop.
The twenty acre tract formerly
owned by j. W. Strong but later the
property of William Stewart has been
sold to Il. II. Pilson for $3.50.
The new home of Mr. karstetter ID
now completed and the family are at
home therein.
q. f. Conley passed through Hood
River last Thursday bound for Port
land. lie reported all we'll.
Forrest Slutz, who was about Odell
last summer In the employ OF the
East Fork Irrigation Co., has bad
case of poison oak and carries his
arm In a sling as result.
Mr.. Mitchell, who has bsen IN the
employ of M. Zeler the past several
months left early in the week for
Portland.
Clinton Wood reports himself and
members of bis party enjoying sum
mer weather at Long Beach, Cal.
lie says he does not know when they
will return to their home at Odell.
Miss Margie Crockett, Of Rupert,
Idaho, will be here this week for q
visit at the home of hef sister,
Mrs. W. z. Kemp.
We received last week copy OF
The Washougal Sun (Homesekeers
numEer) a paper Of which the people
OF Washougal may we'll te proud.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
Ladies' Suits

We are clearing out our first shipment of Lad
les Suits at greatly reduced prices. They are
all this seasons new styles and the prices asked
for them is a snap.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
BlNGEN
tFrom the Observer.l


The genial Jim Linenan, IL Hood
River, came over Monday to see old
friends and look after railroad
matters.
l.. X. CLAWS, who is engaged in the
Bsllineer- pinchot controversy, has
wIittsn and requested that box of
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17

apples be sent to him to Washington
ID. G. from his fruit ranch here.
The Bingen Commercial Club is
very pleased to announce that the
Bingen dock is now complete and
that the boats are landing at it every
day. It Is a floating dock and on the
scow has been Euilt a commodious
warehouse, with shelter for passen-
gers or others, who may have ocoaf-
sion to wait for boats.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17

Good, dry, body tir wood for sale
at s6 ord. Ring up A Whitehead,
No. "a