Roseburg news-review., July 30, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1923.
THREE
YOUR new cap might as
well be the newest cap
here 'tis!
The Caps we are showing
are the last word in mascu
line millinery,
S2.00 and $3X0
Duds for Men
LOCAL NEWS :
To Medford
L. A. Goi'X motored to Medford
yesterday, am spent the day there
attending to business matters.
Visitor Her Yesterday
A. C. Johnson, of I'orlland, left
this morning for Grams Puss, after
speudiug last iil-lH i" till' city visit
lug Wllh flicuds.
Visitor Wednesday
George Chenowiili returned to
his home at Oakland yesterday af
ternoon ufler trunsactine; business
here tor several hour.
Business Visitor
Among those who spent several
hours iu tills city Wednesday at
tending to business mutters wan
Hurry Green, of Oakland.
Today's Markets
(Aanrutnl rm Uunl wti.) igon, Washington and adjacent
CHICAGO, July 30. Opening slates have surpluses of box cars
wheat prices, unchanged to 1 3-8c ' 'r tars 'or moving perishable
lower, September $1.49 7-8 to tor cars for moviu gperishable
11.51 and December $1.51 to $1,511, ! fruit and vegetables. "
were followed by a material set-1 Butter and egg quotations were
back all around, September touch-' unchanged at the dairy exchange
ing $1,491 and December $1.50 5-8. today. There were inquiries from
After opening at 1-8 to lie de- j California for sweet butter, but
cline, September $1.04J to $1.05J. 'not much was aval able. Thers
the corn market underwent a de-lwas also a demand from the souih
elded further drop. for eggs and a car was loaded out.
Oats. started at 1-8 to 5-8e lower, i Pou'lT nd dressed meats were
September 42j to 42 7-8c, and later ,"dy. The onion market has
continued to sag lakru a sharp drop, with W alia
-Foreign selling of October lard i Walla globes going at $3.75(8 4.25.
had a bearish effect upon the pro
vision market.
From Gliile
Among those from points east
of this city to spend Wednesday
In this city on business and visit
ing; was M. K. Hays, of (Hide. .
Kclimiillcs Here
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmldle. of
Coos Hay, arrived here yesterday
afternoon and are spending a
Bliort time here visiting friends.
Visitor Yesterday
Among those from points east of
this city "to visit and shop in this
city yesterday for several hours
was Mrs. E. Short, of Dixonville.
1
SHOOT AT 6:30 TONIGHT
1
Gus Per ft. champion rifle
shot, demonstrator for the
4 Peters Cartridge Co.. will ap-
' pear at the national guard
rifle range In North Koseburg
Touring North
Mr. and Mrs. H Parrlsh, of Oak
land, Cal., were visitors in this . M j.j0 o'clock this evening for
city yesterday. They are motoring n, dcmtmstrailon of fanclng
to uortliern points. shooting He will be assisted
. 4 by Mrr. tvret. who Is also an
In Yesterday 1 ,.Meri fhoU
Miss Sadie lluxton was among
those from the rural districts to
visit and shop in this city yester-i
day. She la a resident of llrock-'
way. ' . .
. , ,
Major Gunthrie Here
Major John Cunthrle, Xlmpqiia i
national forest supervisor,' Is spend-
lug several days in this city attend- i
lug to business matters.
Investigate Typhoid
Mrs. Kllen 1'ost, county health
nurse, and Miss Agnes Pitchford,
juvenile officer, left this morning MarrlaB, License Obtained
for Alalia to Investigate reported . .
ivi,h..i,i rise. A marriage license was Issued
typnoid eases vesterdawto Thomas Simmons and
Motoring South- I"'" El8l4 K'dburn.' bol" f ''
Dr. and Mrs. T. Kelly, of Port- j c"r- . ' '
land, laud Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kelly, i
of San Francisco, were guests at j Toa'
the Umpqua hotel last night. They '" Martha Uremic was a
are euro. te to San .Francisco by ' '" '""."? ,iro' l:
auUj , ) i-ti(liiiK 8fvtral hours lnre ou
, tiUMini'st and whopping.
Auto Club Men Visit u
l H. SuliHhiiry and J. B. Roberts. CRITICISM OF
or the Amu iui of Southern tail- CT1 TNTV POI IRT
Ijo AiiRt'tt-s. Thfy are lugging the
roaila In Oregon, and wre guaU
of . J. Weaver during the day.
IS RESENTED
(Continued from page 1.)
From Looking Glass
W. E. Cllugcnueel returned to
his home ut Lookius Class yester
day afternoonoifter spending sever-1
Continues to Improve j of the county to allow their market
Miss Thelnm Trefren, well known , roads to run down for two or three
local girl, who underwent a major y,.Bra, while we placed all of the
operation at the Mercy hospital the' rtw money on the new project,
early part of the week, is showing I u4-e could obligate ourselves for
great improvement. ihe amount,. promising the comnila-
I sion to pay at the end of . two
Visitors From North : vani. and honing to the future to
.Mrs. Isabelle Fleming, of Conors- ,. .... . . of Davment. Some of
al hours ou business in this city. ville, lnd., and Miss 1-emire Mor-j,h), countieS naye done tnis, How
are enroule to Oakland, Cal., where
they will visit.
Go to Rockaway
Mr. and Mrs. 11. V. Hates and
son, ltoss. left this morning by
oiiifi r,ir RnekHwnv Tleiich where
they will spend eonio time enjoy-1 Return From Coast
ing a vacation.
pan, of Corvallis, were guests of ; Ulpy wU, ,,ay they do not know
friends In this city last night They j hem8t,,vel,i anu onie duy they will
find themselves in a Jackpot. Pay
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
We still have on hand a number of young men's suits that . ,,.
were left over from our Fire Sale. They arc .
All Wool3-Piece Suits T.
and Made by Bloch '
a These splendid buys are to be had in sizes from' 32 to 36,
, and the price range ia "
$10.00 to $13.00
There is not a damaged suit in the lot. but as announced
we are playing fair with the buying public and will sell - ' ''"
the remainder of these suits at less than half price simply
because they were in stock at time of the fire.
Come Early and Get
A School Suit
For a "Son3."
C. J. BREIER CO.
230 N. Jackson Street.
CH1CAOO. July 30. (United
States Department or Agriculture)
Hogs: 15.0UO, dull desirable
offerings opened strong to 10c
hiither than Wednesday's best
prices; kinds scaling 150 and
down, lfic to 2rc higher: bulk
early Rales, good and choice 160
to 225 pound weight JH.OOff
$14.25: practical top (14.26.
Cattle: 8.000, fed steers Of
value to sell at (13.00 upward,
strong to 25c higher: mostly 15c
to 25c up: top $15.25: paid for
1.441 pound average: be-t
yearlings held above $15.00
EVOLUTION SUIT
BEING WITHDRAWN
From fcjilem
Frank MiKarlnnd. well known
Salem man. wa a visitor in this
city yesterday. Mr. McKarland
spent the duy attending to busi
ness matters here.
day is bound to come. The other
counties can get themselves .Involv
ed in that maimer If they desire,
but we do not desire to do that
"If some proposition Is Drought
at llandon. where Mrs. Frank! Z:TT'"JZr"TJ ,A.d
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hrilt and
Frank IJeidel returned to this City
last evening, after spending the
day
H:idel und Mrs. Fred Keiilel are
spending a few weeks.
"ft
EDDY REPLIES TO
(AMOcliteil I'rtu taurc Wlrr.l
WASHINGTON, July 30. Wash
ington's evolution suit was with
drawn today by the attorneys of
ixiren H. Wittner. the government
clerk who filed It.
Wittner sued as a taxpayer to
prevent payment of salaries to
persons responsib'e for the teach
ing of scientific subjects in the
public schools which he said were
In Hlin,nrrt nf the holy Ftihle. The
long I uvrnmpitt miesl inninir hin ricllt
bulk ; tn - H taxtmver and raising
Visit Friends' Here
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Shariver and
Visitor WcdlM'sday I OI " AUgeies, spent lasi
Chas. H. F.rwin was an out of ! evening in this city visiting at the
,w viiinr U eiin..s.iav. and I home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. House-
snent the duv here attending to i o'l r. They are enroute home af-
his business 'affairs. Mr. Krwln ! l"r motoring
resides at Hoaglln..
Idaho, Washington and Oregon.
Ihv nr uimn nlher method can be
brought forward to raise the neces-'f
sary funds to enable us to meet the
commission on Its proposition, we
will be only-too glad to Join with
them, as we desire to see the road
completed at the earliest possible
moment In our present financial
.i,-.,,,.,-. r .u I condition, however, with no funds
grain tea steers, jtzbotf 14.C: !OIhpr htections to his bill of com-
$7.50i ;iain, -j fii.,1 a motion to lis-
grassers and short feds
$11,011; she stock 1;C to 2ac up: !,,. -E hlph was In have
vealers shearing advance; bulk ; Wpn arf,e(, tonlorr0,-.
vealers $1 1.50fi $12.00; few The l!lwyer5 gakl they would
",:!-6u- 'draw up another coinp aint, mote
Sheep: 12.000; acttve; fat free f objections? and probably
lambs, strong to 25c higher; !would name another man with
mostly 25c higher: bulk native
under verv light sorts $15.2;w
$15.50; full loads to city butchers
f $15.75; best westerns sorted
$15.50; sheep steady; few odd
bunches yearlings up to $13.00;
hulk ft ewes $ii.00Si $S.50: sev
eral strings feeding lambs $13.5
)f$ 15.40; 13c higher.
f.!':t ' -1 .! ' -
.. rOTtTl.AND, July 30. Cattle
Winner as plaintiff.
HELEN WILLS IS
VICTOR IN TENNIS
ch.it. vi.iior. ' toast people visitors
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Shelton, of j Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sullivan, i
day'aml " the anenZ,; "jat bl '
..... ...i.s ,..i...i ,.,f,i: i,J coast vestenlnv. and met Mr. Sul- meet the demand.
UK "HI mi.., u... . --
ii, an s uroinei, J. I . cuiuvuii, in 1
Marysville, visiting him during the ! OPTIMISTIC UTTERANCE .
day. Mr. Sullivan is enroute home! COME8 FROM HENRY FORD
available, and the taxpayers al
ready striving to pay off heavy
bond Issues, we do not feel that we
would be justified In assuming fur
ther heavy obligations .with no- as
business matters.
In Town Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stanford
were among the out of town visi
tors yesterday, spending the after
noon visiting and on business.
They are from Oakland.
afier a northern trip.
DeGroots Visitors From South
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Detiroot and
son. of the Haywood hotel. Ixs An
geles, were visitors in this city
IIKTIIOIT. July 30 The 62nd an
niversary of his birth and the
22nd year since the first Ford au
tomobile aptieared on the market.
are the occasion today for a quiet
(Aaanctatrt Vnm lml Wire.)
SEAIIIMCHT, N. J.. July 30
Helen Wills overwhelmed Mrs.
Molla Vallory today In the semi-finals
of the wonien's sincles in the
Seahrlght invitation tennis tourna
ment. The California girls and
nntlnnal champion took only twen-
steady; receipts., 5.i.. . , . i
'Hogs' steady to strong; receipts
KSAi'-l'K tn -H if'
,( l.lghtwe ght i(160 to 200 pounds) I,.,..,. i , K.ut httr tIviiI hv
Vu'aniun', nii'dluni, .good, choice js'r0re8 0f f. c-0 i( . .
$14itr,ih.lf, 3.r,;i ligltt ' weights- (130 I (, was -,n 'mnst decisive It luhiph
to,,lGil,,pouudJ eomoiont iaediiiirt. iM1Siai. wflls has'-er Scored ovdr
knnd. eholce $H.5ir,.85i.i ' ' ntra. Ma:iory l the few year they
j . ' aiv-n, S..OM.., . hoe hien rivals tor national nou-
) i ne cnampion open-,! wnn n
.whirlwind attack that gave hfr the
: first-f?nr games In ciulck order.
rShe was , momeniirily,-.,(ihkeil
From Half Moon Orchards
Mr. and Mrs. ! red Hamilton
motored from their home at Half
Moon Oreliards vesterdav and ,
spent the day here visiting friends tered at the Hotel Umpqua.
and on business.
vestenlnv Tliev are nintorinz i celebration at Dearborn. Mich.. In
through Oregon and Washington which only Henry Ford and his Im-
to llritish Columbia, making the mediate family are participating.
trip by daylight. They were regis-
910.11 ik
PORTLAND. July 30 Eggs,
stead nrtnl receipts ji'c; ex
tras $:! delivered
Bitter stady; extra rtdies city h vfc.'jMa!lnT won -the iiTth
47ifr; standards 47c; pridle- flrstji : - ... .,,,vi.e but the
4KC-: ifcrfims SOC.
:mitier tat leauyy.oesi cnuiuiun, , row
cr,-ani tie, net, auiee.0 '
zone 1.
Here Few Days
Kobert Scott. Coqnllln man, ar
rived here yesterduy evening to
spend the next few days vl-iting
with friends and looking alter
business matters here.
fVisiting Roseburg -
Dr. 1). M. Johnston of Chickasha,
Oklahoma, is in Koseburg visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
I Scott on South Jackson street. He
Is looking over the city with a view
to locating here, and Is well pleas
ed with the city us he has found
it so far.
In Yesterday '
Mr. and Mrs. J. (!. Osborne were
among those from points east of , Street Flusher Due
this city to visit and transact! The street flusher recently pur
business in Koseburg yi-fter,;uy chased by the city Is expected to
afternoon. They are residents o( arrive tomorrow. It has been ac
(illde. I ceptetl by George Frew, who is to
45c4 ftrtis -ti. WderadeA noml-.jjjy quirky regained her
Mi-m hBUla A 1?a vJb i4rine -Hir -f - . . . t i i. &
iiwi ." .f"-.- istrlde and took tne nexi
Here From Glendali
Mr. and Mrs. 1..
son. of Oletldale, w
this city yesterday for several
hours and transacted business. Mr.
Hurd is postmaster at the northern
town.
assume the duties of street super-
Today Henry Ford Is 62 years of
age. his step light anu elastic, nis
face tanned and the usual exhu-
berance which has marked his
vears. evident to those few who
have gained his presence.
This anniversary day apparently
has caused Mr. Ford little concern.
Asked If he had plans for a birth'
day Party he smiled. As to his
health. Mr. Ford replied that he
"never felt better or healthier.'
"You know I never think of di
minishing days," he added. Mm
living In todny, not tomorrow oi
yneterday. Yesterday has been tak
en care of and tomorrow will take
care of Itself.
' Intendynt, and he Is driving It to
I,. Hurd anil Jne cjty( ttmi jH expected to arrive
re visitors In FTidav evenln. The flusher will
be put In Immediate use.
I
j TODAY'S BASEBALL 1
it
E"
PORTLAND. July 30. Poultry
steady; heavy hens 34n2."c; light
lxtil'sc: springs 19925c; young
wti'ted ucks 2'ic.
PORTLAND, July 30. Vege
tables steady. Onions $4S4.50; po
tatoes, new $1.7562.00: lettuce $1
01.25; spinach 75c crate.
Nuts steady: walnuts No. 1 28'?
30c pound: filberts nominal; al
monds 25i27c: Brazil nuts ISfT
2oc: Italian chestnuts 21c.
Hops steady: 1924 crop 16f?17c;
1923 crop nominal.
Miss Swtnney Home
Miss Until Swinney. who has
einu Paulsons In j t the Ashland normal school, has
I Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Paulson and i r. ir,ie,l i,. u, ,..,, ki, i r.
1 Two other t awornians oau en ,mH daughter, motored irom tneir i templaliug a trip to her old home
for the right to oppue miss wins i home at looking t;iass yesterday at Walworih. Wis., and expects to
Ive for thnt place within a few
days, returning in time for the
eonimenc nient of the school year
in September.
In the final round, with Miss Maryland spent the afternoon transact-
Ilrowne of Santa Monica gaining
an advantage over Miss Flirabeth
llyan, who has come bark to Amer
ican tournaments after a long stay
In England.
BOYS ARRESTED.
ing business anil shopping In this
city.
Murray Collins and Kenneth
Helllwell were arrested today
chareed with using abusive lan
guage. It is claimed that Collins I w Second llanil Store-
Visitors In Town
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Slokes re
turned to their home al Looking
Class yesterday afternoon lif
ter spending several hours at
tending to business matters here
and chopping.
Arrive for Funieral
Mr. and Mrs. Kvan
llartln and
daughter, of Lakeview, Oregon, und J uott(on
small brother and another lad were
shooting rocks with a slingshot at
W. E. Cnodwln's battery station
Cascara bark steady: nominal at pear the Deer Creek bridge. Mr.
61170 pound; Oregon graperoot Goodwin raptured tne nnys neu
31c pound. turned them over to Chief of Po-
f lice Ketch, who confiscated the
nrniTi ivn tniy tlO Prndur- slinishot. Collins and llelllwell. It
eis and shippers of vegetable and Is claimfd,
'..it ii .ujuI. Hi ll.e r'armc norm- nign.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). C. McKay ami
children, of Klamiath Falls, and
j Mrs. Marie llnher and daughter,
I .lacqueline, of Portland, have ar-
I rived here to attend the funeral of
National League
At Pittsburgh: H. H. E.
lloslon - 6 11 2
Pittsburgh - 1 t 1
latteries: (lenewlrh and Gibson;
Aldridge, Sheehan and Smith. .
American League
At New York: II. H. E.
St. Iuls 2 2
New York 1 2
naileries: Caston and Hargrave;
Hoyt and Schang.
At Boston: H- fc.
Cleveland 7 15 1
2 8 1
J. M. Judd hus opened a second i their relative. Mrs. HI. J. Harlin,
hand furniture store at the cor
ner of Oak and Main streets, and
plans to conduct the business in
connection with his retail estab
lishment on Jnekon slreit.
which will be held tomorrow.
west siki
itiOli.!-',
re asiire.l ot ample
eil, leovlug ol llieir
i ,uui.., I mn- 11 car
: . ,s , ,u .... I u,ui li will be
Mir tins yei. "t e -I, then U
- i o.i', A- i.i-l -H i.'':, ra. -
- rf.l tneu
rtH III- 111 lie's seiv.n ."
ttlaska
"Svery Mile a Ttclure
Taku Clacier
AU-ikan Ports
Inside Passace
Scenic BritLsh Columbia
Mt. Robson
Canadian Rockies
&rsjf Eookltt Frit.
visited Goodwin last
snd became abusive In their
language to him. and he had tnini
arrested. Thev are to enter a n'ea
ln.the city court bite this afternoon.
Have you an ax to grind? Iheie
ie hun. or.. s ln nt Hie job.
lu leaiu llieir name red tile
s-He , je ,. a1s.-I.K .S.
ancltiizDOUHLE
TRIANGLE TOUR
Goes to Portland
Delos Matthews left this morn
ing for Portland to bring bark Mrs.
Matthews, to whom he was recent
ly wedded, and they will begin
housekeeping in the R. H. Matthews
home on South Stephens St.
Starred In ly j
J. V. Storreti. 'lute p.irole of- !
fjrer. was a visitor in the city j
today. Mr. Slnrrett was on his
wav to Grants Pa s to attend to I
, Freight and Passenger Agent
George If. Nease, traveling
Xtchiso T,r;eka and S.a,a V, ' ,r,"".1?to
i Hallway rnmi'nny, wan a victor
j hre from l'orllaml today. Mr.
j Nfann, until r'r-ntly has b. n m l'h
the nompany at Oakland, ('ailfornia,
'anil t am -, ,.f ..er..,l tn tnt-tlnr,il
I thin b. lnic hln flrnt trip in this rt Ch'rf
j of Oreffon. Mr. NVaci4 Ih II I
j plcanfd with th outhrok throut'h
I Ori'jcon.
latteries; Hmk'ye and Myatt;
Za!inizT and Plclnlch.
I At I'hlladHphla: U. H. E.
Ietrit 1 0
'Philadelphia ... - 15 0
! Hatterir-ri: Whitehall. Wd1s and
' am. . r.. f'-K-
ranc
will make
A. B. Hottorp, City Past, Ait
U2ThinlSc PotiW,Om.
PhocMBroMJvaySKX)
THH LARGEST RArLWAY
SYSTEM IN AMfcftlCA
V
Visits In Roseburg
Prnf'-Hftor iKdml I lnnrt fii ld.
some official hniiesaand l-r.-,,,,', V(.fllr(1 lh.
lalflox home. Profersor I.ai'
flehl Is now connected with the
'Columbia University of New Ymk.
Kor several years he was head ef
the s.-tenre deiiarim'nt of the I n-
Mverilty of Or.gnn and Is -ll
! known by a number of Kosel..:rg
peone who studied under him at
that tine.
returning to Salem
trip lo f rshfleld.
iw Oi'lenns IN pie Here
Mr. and Mrs. II. A Itenner and
Tlss AuiMi"ta limner, of New Or
leans, are in this rlly today. Mr.
Itenner I" with a large Ire cream
simply fiim in the south, and
with hl wife are making a tour
of the western states.
Takes Position Here
j Lillian Fulton, recently of M'l
ford. has accepted a position witfl
the Koseburg News Review, en'! Is
entering upon her duties here. She
has formerly been employed ith
from $arian&
Low Summer Tares East
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
Universal People Go Through -
A . company of fnrry-twn people
of the Cniversal Film company
passed through this city last even
ln, in Ira'n Vo. t.V enroute to
tjn.i.-Mn.i n,nmh,n hav heen the Port Offord Tribune, and Jack
In Calgai vs cansii. filming the eunvllle Post, and has had several I
National League
At Cincinnati: K. H. E.
2 5 2
Cincinnati 1'
Itatteries: Mitchell, Kplght and
Wilson: Klxey and Hargrave.
At Chicago: K- H. E.
New York 1' 1
2 HI 1
Hatterles: Scott and dowdy; Al
exander. Jones and Hartnett.
YcMcrdava IteMllltN.
At Portland 6: Seattle 7.
At Vernon 1: San Francisco 10.
At Salt Lake 2:1; Sacramento
At Oakland ; Los Angele 6.
(In Innings.)
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
n. 8. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending
I a. tn.
Precipitation lo Inches and hua
dredths' Highest temperature yesterday M
lowest temperature last night 6
Precipitation, last 21 hours 0
Total prerlp. slnco 1st of month T
Normal precip for this month .32
Total precip. from Sept.
1, 1924, to date -... 41 1
Average precip. from Sept. 1.
177 '
Tntnt excess from Sent 1,
r:4 T.si
Preferred Governor's Word I
to Boss Dictation of
Portland Clique.
In a lengthy statement appearing
In the Portland Oregonlan of to
day's Issue, Senator II. L. Eddy
makes a spirited reply to the recent
declaration of Gus 0. Moser, presi
dent of the senate, that the Doug
las senator and two colleagues.
Hare and Johnson, entered Into an
"unholy alliance" with Governor
Pierce and Senator Joseph of Mult
nomah county to control the state
fish and game commission, and
that the governor reciprocated by
handlug tbem the double-cross . I
After admitting that Pierce failed
ment," Senator Kddy adds:
"Make the most of It, Ous, and
have your laugh. Hut as I did not
cast any vote in consideration of
any promise of the governor. I am
not "hollering," and even with the
additional light which we now have
I think Senators Hare, Johnson and
myself took the right course, a
sensible course, an honorable
course, even thought It be one that
more "practical" politicians cannot
understand." n
Senator Kddy pokes a good: deal
of fun at Moser and refers sarcasti
cally to never-ending efforts of the
Multnomah delegation to con lnd
the legislature. Intimating that
Moser was Its leading figure at the
last session" and asserting that
Moser was Ill-dlsposed toward him
because he (Kddy) preferred to
act In what he thought was the
beat Interests of the entire stnte
rather than to yield to the dictation
of the Multnomah clique, Kxplaln
Ing the so-called "gentlemen's
agreement", about which Moser
makes so much ado. Senator Kddy j
says
"Arter I had Joined with 13 other
senators In the position that the ap
pointment of the fish and game
commissioners should be left with
the governor, after I had voted
against senate bill No. S4, the ob
ject of which was to tnke the fish
commission out of the governor's
hands, several senators, including
myself, happened to be In the gov
ernor's office on some other mat
ter, and I thought It a good oppor
tunity to point out that the second
district. In which I reside, had no
representation on the fish commis
sion, but district No. 1 had all three
members, and I stated that I would
like to have an understanding that
when any vacancy occurred the
second district should be represent
ed. "Senators Htrayer, Garland and
Heals, and possibly other persons,
were present. Governor Pierce im-
j mediately agreed that this should
ne none, ant, BUKSen,,-,,
Senator Deals was from the same
district, he and I should agree upon
the man, and someone suggested
that If we could not agree, Sena
tor Garland should be arbltor. This
was a sort of "gentlemen's agree
men!" made without any promise
or consideration on the part of the
senators present or the governor
and made on February II. after the
senate had aligned Itself on the
quesifon of taking the aptmlntlve
(power from the governor, HI being
In favor of that action and 11
against.
"Senator Joseph was not present
at that conference, and tlii're Is no
reason to think he ever knew of It
; until after the legislature adjourn
ed, and then he got It from the
I press. No word on the. subject
ever passed between him and my-
1 self until about June 1, and then he
was using his Influence to defeat
the arrangement."
r
Hi !.
Tom big league clufis arc said to be bidding for the services or,
Ty Tyson, outstanding burlcr of the Louisville American; AnocU-,
lion team. White Sox are said to have -inside track. He is said to I
be an expert place hitter, reminding old fan oil "Wee Willie"
lco2er. ; .-
"Other Woman" Blamed by Dancer.
Who Wounds Husband at Dinnei
hi vf&r&X v. .
tal l.y.'.Vr tt i "
I' Si Ir tlA v6 , V J , J
lavage. "'and on" other years of experience In the nf -pa-i Average prerlpllstion for 46
nictnre.
western play The company had per field. She will take the plnce
'rove?. h-ai;til horses, which made vacant by the resignation of
I they n'-ed In Tilmlng the scenes l-ulnh Jewett, who was recn.Hy
They have been on location for : married In Portland to Mr. I. It.
seven weeks. ' Matthews. j
et seasons. (Hentemoer 10
Msy, Incluslvel 21 41
Fair tonight and Friday; moder
ately warm
C. W. NORMAN, Observer.
Get your ladders for pear and
I prune picking early so sV lo cause
no delay. We have llardle ladders
land picking bags In slink. Whar
ton lirus.
Mrs F.ilith Parker I)avi, pretty lii Vcar-olil dancer wlio shot
her hual.and twice while lie was dining hi a New York apartment,
blames the "other woman" for the trouble which brought on the
shooting. Mrs. Davis, known as Kililh Parker on the stage, recent
ly appevrtd in a musical show. .She Is shown above in a striking
pose, K-ker Is expected, tp recorci'. .--