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Washington Prohibition Law
Upheld In Lengthy Decision
By State's Highest Court
DISAVOWAL DOES
HOI AGREE WITH
ADMIRALTY VIEW
CHEYENNE HOLDS
SLAYER SUSPECT
OI.VVriA. Wash.. !. lU-llv a The Parker ot'UUi.a held that the
unanimous ol ut lite supreme court ' court mini presume all (lie iuierv
nf the slate, the prohibition law, adopt step had le- taken b lie mMiri
rl through (lie Inltlalite by the people, J f Kale which llie law required hi in lo
la sustained In a de Won handed duwn , take In llie a of Kit ln elections no- ;
I 11 o'clock Ihla morning.
'(lira and ullirr publli alums; thai the'
CONDUCT OF SUBMARINE'S COW
MANDCR FULLY APPROVED
BV AUSTRIA.
Hit at the judges rum urred In the , prohibition la did not fll of publii ity, i
opinion written by Judge Parker, while I as a matter of fait. Iliat llie Inlrr.ute
Judges Chadwlck and Fullcrton wrote! coin mere al aa but violated by the
separate opinions, arrlt in at the Mine ' prut ulona of the la . that the Kenton ,
flnul result, howeter. I Welih federal ai t established the ion i
Judge Hausman, recently atM'olntrd J stltutlotiallly of the atate la; that
to the eupreme bench, did not tartlcl- thought the Ittlttatlte aiiirndnirnt to
pale In the derision, because he aa
not a member of the benih hrn the
case a argued.
The Parker opinion la contained In
3',0 typewritten pages. It held the
court would cot taken Judicial notice! inconsistency.
of defective or Insufficient publication The court held the "prohibition la
of election notices, even ttiiiiiKh tbeiwas In effect sine Ieiember. 1SU.
attorney general consented that It though lt arine liberation la not to
ahould do so. It was on thta point that
Justice Chad Uk wrote a separate
opinion, declaring that he was not en-
CERNaVI PRESSISSmRE HI
CRITICISN OF DEMANDS or 0. s.
GERMAN tCCRITARV AtSC RTt
"MINI MINI, TlKiL UPMAR.
IN- It WRITTEN.
INTRUNKMURDER
I c
HO 111 U. 0.
IN 7 YEARS, HE SAYS
BUT PORTLAND LIQUOR DEALEH
PREDICT! RETUMN OP LlQ
UOR ITORIt.
PHUONER ANIWERI OEICRIH
TION OP BARTHOLOMEW,
WANTED IN PORTLAND.'
thecon.tluth,n ,,n.0.le.f,.r l...t.. io Mid Tha Auf0M
Into effect .10 data after the peoples '
Officially
ratifying vote, and the priihililtlon law
provided t should nut go Into effect j
fur over year, there aa no defective!
Wit Not Officially Aware
Previous Ntgotiationa
With Germany,
of
tlrely In accord with the other Judge
In their opinion of "Judicial notice,"
but that It had no (tearing In determin
ing his vote upholding the dry law.
Judge Merlon's opinion stated gen
erally that he did not agree with alt of
the reasoning of the majority but there
waa no question about the correctness
of the final conclusion.
v IK.N.N A. Iec. 14 ily ruurler to
I'vrllil. via Uuidon, lev. IS The Aua
begin until January I. Ils
Other oI,)vtlms ral-d by Attorney j M,, ,d,uiralty Is entirely op-
held, are not .ro,.r one. for consl.1 -I H-J MT ' the court
emtlon in the nre.ent suit. 1 ' "' sulnnarlne commander ho was
M. and K. Gulistcln. huleale llijuor n sensible for the sinking of the lul
dealer of Seattle, were the orlKlual lan steamer Ancoua. (u the contrary
contestant, represented by Attorney i it appro a his condui t fully.
Harold Trenton. I-ater settrnl other
parties Joined In the suit a co-com-
lil.ilnantti. Including the holcltuen's a
jaoclatlon and a number of breweries.
F. E. GOODMAN GOES TO
IT
L
I ' On the contrary." holds the admiral
ty, "If he had departed wittiout dot to)
lug the Anemia It would lute been
failure to do his duly, since the Am una
could have nottfUd other ship of his
wbcreaWtut. The toss of American
lltes I retrelt.tlile. aa well as that
American used veoel bt-loUKllig to
to secure a place on the council. VhUe
he Is not certain that he I a rlilan.
ne wuevea tnat ne coma proe nis cm ; 4 ,, r ,lth Au.trla lluucary.
Mnhni;!. iiuever, in iase ne unus
that he la unatdc to do so, he w ill go
through the usual procedure of taking
out citizenship puers.
Goodman owns a confectionery store
MlMl ll. via Utndon. l)f. 13,-Tue
Neueste .Vai hrlt hten dec-lares that the
Ainerii an note to the Auatro-Huiiganan
i iti.-riiiiini ,m I tt .inL 1..
GLADSTONE CONFECTIONER BE-j .t adne and Mr nms . j -
GINS PROCEEDINGS TO GET. ' ,. , ,1B, fJ many euraorUlnarll.v. not only because
; of Its severe tone, but on account of Its
'inharmonious contents."
PLACE ON COUNCIL.
I butchershlp here, but lives In Glad
stone StrebU made no campaign fur
the election and bis name was put on
I the ballot by his friends.
POLICE BELIEVE NAN MD IN
"WYOMING HAY BE KMER
Tt'tgram It Rtcsl.td by Oregon Offi
cer and Further Description Will
Be Sent at Onte This. First
Arrsst in the Case.
lu an effort to secure a place on the j Contract let to build Florence water
Gladstone city council, F. E. Goodman I system.
Wednesday, through bia attorneys.
Stone Sl Moulton, filed a petition to
contest an election In the circuit court,
naming H. V. Streblg as contestce.
The election waa held last Monday
and of the six who ran, Strehlg was
one of the throe who received enough
votes to claim a place on the council
F. E. Goodman followed Streblg In the
number of rotes secured.
Goodman aleged that, at the time of
the election, Strebli; was not a cltlien
and ts not qualified to hold the place.
Mr. Streblg was not In Oregon City
Wednesday and no statement could be
secured from him. but he declared one
day last week that he would not fight !
The note admits, says the paper, that
the steamer attempted to escape from
an Austrian submarine; that tliv Initial
shots puriKisely were no; aimed at the
Ancona. but were only fired as a warn
ing, and that the real bombardment bo
Dont Scold Fretful Children.
That nervousness fretting and rest- san h"n b,,at Uted to flee,
lessnesa Is no dobut caused by worms' Wt- rthel. us. the note Calms that
or constipation. Instead of whipping I tb A"1011 "eea.iiuly offered no of-po-or
scolding give your child a treatment! sltion-"
of Kicks ikk) Worm Killer. Nice randy "Acconllng to this." continues the
confections that kill the worm and ' W'r. "the note contradicts itself, for
are laxative enough to move the ' 'he steamer was torpedoed because she
bowvls and expel not only the worms i fried to rsraiw, but did not attempt to
but accumulated poisons. These pol-j nYo Iteraune she was boml'arded. The!
song and w orms bring on fever, make I topcdolng occurred after a time lee
children nervous and irritable, re.lllce' ay rcgarJinr which a r,i nut In
their vitality and make them victims ! iwltion to renuor a verdict, but which
of sickness. Get a box of Kickanoo In any event waa gruat enough to per
Worm Killer today at your Druggist. 1 lull the savln of a majority of the
only ::.c. (Adv.) passengers."
I ) Ill lS Illy Wirrlets to hs)tlj!e.
I. II. lec. li -Oriitsri) s ritamUl
fiiiindiiou Is rm k rlMwl l.tigland has
tw-ru weighed In the balaitie and loiind
sittliig. brr dUaolutiun Is at hand.
and uhio her la the blame for lotitlnu
am of the war.
Till aummarliea the sieh of Ir
Karl llrlfferlih, luiK-rial secretary of
the treasury, before the n-lihitag to
da. In discussing the problems of tier
man flitauce.
We stand like rocks lu the soil of
llii-lr home rouutry." he said. "On the
oliimns of the llrlllh empire were
rllten In ulo.lug letter the same
words aa were written upon lieUhai
ar's palate, 'Mrne. nieiie. tikel uphar
111' I Weighed In lh l!a!i,- nnJ found
anting)." I'ltltTMMl, Ore.. Iec 13 -George
Uiiollng from lb K. rii,inr. ll.-lrrr. lutnoiomra , wauled aa the niurder uf
Ich predlcled these columns would Jonn I 'l'nd. whose Itmly waa found in
rumble and that Knglaml would fall ,r,""t " ,,H', of Flandera attes t
and dissolve. " Memter l, may be a prlsouer lu
The resmuisibiiiiv r.,r the blu.l ( np, w- 1'orllttiid imllce to-
hich will flow from no on." he con- 1,1,1 rv,',lvr'1 telegram that a man
tlnueii. -for the world s inin-ry and the "erliig liatholomew'a description
IJltger to which clvllliatlon Is rvposed " rrea III that city.
falls not upon Germany, but upon those ,n n'eke came from f. ,V. Km-
ho cannot resolve to dr the mucin. '"'r,i lef of police of Cheyenne, and
slon from Germany'a military successes ,g ' f1""4" In II IJi litlfli alion of the
hlch nolKHiy ran dupute. t upen aa iiurthuluiiicw- that tho po-
The respomlttlllty rails uion those "te "r "lled to Uileve the right
ho. In their foolish . rin.in il ltl,i.i..n ",n ' " custody. They will ask thai
till now apeak of Germany'a anlhlla- "nJ " Photograph and de
tlon and partition and or Inning a war ''' nu'n ' Identineatlon be for
of exhaustion " wanled to Fortland.
Ilelfferlch' thereupon contrasted tier I " ,,,,,,t;r" '"'l Cheyenne reads
many financial situation with ti,..t , uiiowa:
her enemies. Ill ltva'tl Va taal In r(iti.
I "Have arreted man giving nama i.f
mitlon with the first reading of the "'"h- answering description
bill providing an addltlon.il f.'.'uu.OOO.. u 1 ''"""K'al'n George Halholomew,
anas r.U Hopkins, wanleil ihnro t.
murder. Can give belter description!
with marks and scars. Vou circular la1
an excellent description of this nun
Ihl word -if "Smith" turns out lo
tie llurtlioioinew Is the first definite
trace of t man believed resiMinsildu
or uie tnuiK murder th.it has Ix-en re
ceived by the police.
ooi) war creillt.
l'tltTI-AMl. Or. N, IJ- Inline
ittaifiy arti-r trie smpid isu vote on
lb que. I Ion rtcll Noiember there will
be faiull) llipmr stores In Cortland
brvweiu-a will U p-rmlil.-d to ins ml
faifure brer and hot els In this stair
will l alila lo gel lb ruse to serve
ll'l'ior." deilarvd Hoi Uluinu.rr of lllu
ntuaer A llo.lt, wholesale ll.pior deal
era. III surveying the future of the
ll'l'ior business, "tn dn-giiu a w
bate a lav to regulate the iPjuor traf
tie similar lo the Canadian law.
I will go further and redid that
in lo )earw there will not I a liquor
saloon In California and that In seven
years there will not be one In Ihn entire
l ulled Htalea. The going of the saloons
la certain. I tn-llete. and the Saloon
men llieuiM-hea are lo blame for Isrlng
legislated out of business.
'Of the Zoo or umre saloons now
running in this city about la per cti.t
will remain In huslnvaa alti r the flr.t
of January as soft drink resorts 1'hey
will pay a third to a bilf of the rem
now paid, a reiita will go down to a
figure whli b the butliK as can aflolil to
pay. HaliMtiia hate been paling lar
hither reula than the business Jtlstl
netl.
"Ill msliy raej h"re leases l ot.UIn
a clause prole, tint; lcnM-, lt liro
hllilllun by law tiecaute iffectlve. Hit
o'.llt atlone on lenmiu w ill automatical
ly terminate the end of Die year, but In
o'lii r raws where lease are not o
PI. dii ted Ihern w ' probaldy tie run
testa in the courts.
SECRET SERVICE
CLOSE TO HEAD,
MUNITIONS PLOT
QOVIRNMINT AGENTS TRAIL
PLOTTERS AND LEARN M AN V
DETAILS OP THEIR PLANS.
SCORES OF WDICTKINTS BY NEW
CRAND JURY IN CHICAGO fORSEEN
Psdsrel Invt stigstor Werklrta In
Factentt Making War Ooeds
Said te Have Accumwlatsd
Important Ivldtnt.
CHICAGO. t.i li-I nlted Hlul..
agent, working out of Cbb ago, are
lu to the fountain hrsd of the war
plois whlth hate brought destruction
In many niuhllloi. plants, tauixd loss
of life, and at lime thread m d rteii
In Intolie this Italiuii In war, a blgll
tiflli IbI aduillli-d today.
'tinier I over' mi II agents of the
It partnienl of Justli whose Identity I
Deter revealed rtirpt In the depart
ment head hate worr.u'd their wav
Into the Itim riuosi coiim lis uf Ihn war
plotters Others In Wurkliiguieii's
clothes and totrii-d wilt irline and
dirt, are working In powder plants ami
munltlou lai torli s.
Chltf operation of the i orisplrators
are imw reiilered In I'lliiols, linllsna
and Mli hlK in. II was staled today, but
4ui.u. ft.,.....- .. ..... .i
r hoi noriit inrr ,...,1. . . .
irt ... . . t . .. . . I "o i, i w piiMii-iB ptti-ii iiuia to ,c
10 percent of what they rol TiMlarlv...L . ...i ... u ... i- - .
, i our iii in ran risiiiiMU lair m-r
I tan buy for IJ.'.o futures thai n..t
llO.'.ttl."
IT TIED
BY MAYOR JONES IS
BR0KENIN3 MONTHS ,DENTITJES IN TpjJNK
MRS. CLARA H. GOTTLIEB GETS
DECREE AND HUSBAND CON
VICTED . OF FRAUD.
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BalSBBBrKsanaSBbAs'ii.
111 .KiJ&&ij.-t
r -v.kv i.v. - .'?" -s.
i v f-r-; yxs fw
The New Type "Z"
Fairbanks -Morse
FARM ENGINE
Economical Simple Light Weight
Substantial Fool-proof Construction
Gun Barrel Cylinder Bore Leak-proof
Compression-Complete with Built-in Magneto
"MORE THAN RATED POWER
6ND A WONDER AT THE PRICE"
ir2H.p.
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3 H. P. - - '6022 I
F. 0. B. FACTORY
6 II. P. - 'HO!0
3FYC Gadke, Oeale
M Plumbing and Pressure Systems Installed
1 MAIN STREET OREGON CITY, ORE.
Mat or U E. Jones Septet;il-r IJ mar
ried Ix-on Gottlieb ami Miss Clara
lllrschbcrger In the office of Dr. M. (
Strickland In tho Heaver building. Sat
urduy (.ottlleb pleaded guilty to
marge or olttulning money by false
pretenses In I'ortland and she was
granted a decree of divorce by Circuit
Jiuli:e Outens, of .Multnomah county.
Thus ended tho brief and unhappy
roman of the self styled Austrian doc
tor and the pretty Clam Hlrschbergi
witii w horn he eloped October. The ro-
munce wua almost a tragic ouc. CJrief
stricken by her diuightor'a marital dif
ficulties, Mrs. Ilirschberger aevenil
duys ago shot herself in the head In
an attempt to commit suicide.
Gottlieb's plea of guilty waa accepted
by Circuit Judge Kavanaugh, and he
wua paroled to his attorney, Ueorgo I.
Brooks. The conditions of his parole
are that he leave the atuto of Oregon
immediately, that he repay the money
be obtuined by passing several fratidil
lent checks and that be report once
every month by letter to Mr. Ilrooks.
One of the principal grounds given
by Judge Catena In his findings grunt
ing Airs. Gottlieb's divorce wuh Gott
lieb's pica of guilty.
When Gottlnb went to Portlund ho
represented himself to be a physician.
a recent graduate of a Vienna medical
collega and of a good Austrian family.
Temporary financial difficulties he at
tributed to tho fact that remittances
from his home In Austria foiled to reach
him because of the war. He declared
he attempted to return to Austria to
serve in the war. but that ho was tin-
oltlo to leave the United States.
After his marriage to Miss Hirsch
berger, she declared she learned that
he lived "by his wltg." After cashing
some bad checks lie went to Seattle.
Attracted back to I'ortland by a letter
from his wife, Gottlieb, was arrested
In the IletiHon hol.-l just after he ar-
E
TO PMPIACE HOME
JOHN LINND AND GEORGE BARTH
OLOMEW ARE BOTH KNOWN
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
rived and met her.
SCHOOL SELECTED
FIRST STEP TAKEN IN NAMING
TEAM TO REPRESENT TOWN
IN STATE LEAGUE.
I'OKTI.ANli. Ore.. lec. 15. Thou
sand of nmiluis, sent broadcast by
the Portland police In the hope of ap
prehending Oeurge lliirtholomew, in
dicted for the murder of John I. laud
In this city, b-ire the portrait of An
tone Anderson, a garage employe of
San KrunrUco, and not that of the
man sought
This was prated definitely by In
ventilations of tho Sun Kranclsco po
lice, the result of which rouclied Port
land today. In a letter to Chief of I'o-
Ilco Clark. Anderson was a friend of
L-lnnd mid the two hod their photo
gruphs made on a post card at a gal
lery at the corner of Fourth and Mar
ket streets, San Francisco, several
months ago.
The picture-Identified by Mrs. Anna
Do Corsey, landlady at 107 Stark street,
tvtiero the murder was committed on
November 18, as the compunlon of (ho
murdered mun and later by others who
had seen (ho men together as Ilurtholo
mew, Is a mun 10 years younger, some
what slighter, but In otlmr rosncets re
sembling to a murked degree tho wont
ed man. Few neoulo who hml known
Ilartholomcw and who wero shown the
original picture or tho clrculur ex
pressed the slightest doubt that tho
portrait was of tho companion of Mnnd.
The Lite Wlrurof the Ciiiiimeri laliiuh
have purchased loo pound of randy
for the orphan at the rU. Agnes Dal y
home In I'arkpluce to be dt'trered to
lite Home at Christmas time. Other
articles lil le contributed by business
men and residents of the city, aa In
former years.
GOVERNOR'S BROTHER IS OEAD
John W Wlthycomltc. brother of
(iovernur Wlihvtomlie, died at bia
home In I'ortland early this Week of
arteriosclerosis. He was "tl eurs old
uiul fur many years hail been chief
draughtsman In the office of the Uni
ted Slates surveyor general In the Tort
hind riistom house. He leatea two
sunn, a daughter and his widow, who
wits born In Clackamas county anil
wns Hut daughter of tho late Mr. and
Mrs. !. W. Thomas, pioneers In tin
Heaver Creek district.
inn ut.-red.
The -under cuter" men are wurkli.r
miller the six-clal direction tf II. li.
toirhcr. an atltaitt or II, n. u tl Cla
hull, t li Iff of the Chlmm bure.ui of
Intrsllgalloii or the department or y
the 1ht-rw Is a large stai) of the"
men. It was admitted by one of fit lul
"If the Koternment'a UKi-ufs get all
they are after. they will u veal a plot
that will shako Ihn nation." suld su
ullnr gotcrutiicul official. "Tbey are
i lne to the leader the rial roimplra
Inrs the men who furnl-h the money."
A new federal grand Jury Is soon to
he organised.
Some of the operations of the set ri t
SKi'lit were retealeil today hen Chief
of I'u'lre Helnti of Gary, Ind , admitted
receiving an anon) minis lettter whlrh
Intuited two men frfom at ksoti. Mich .
lu a conspiracy to destroy the powder
plii.il of the Aetna Chemical company
at Aetna. Ind. This plant ts known to
be making Ire minion supplies of hiw
der and gum utton fur the allies
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
KNIGHT SEES TROUBLE
IN PLACING PAVING
FORTY PLACES WILL WANT PER
MANENT ROADS .DECLARES
COMMISSIONER.
Of the twenty-three lilgii aciiool stu
dents who entered for the debating
teams for this year eight were Belonged
m tryouts held Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoon.
From this number six of the best de
baters will be taken and will take part
In the first state debate scheduled for
January M. Mrs. (,'artlidge announced
Thursday afternoon the debates would
he triangular, the same as last year.
On the first date scheduled, Estacada
will come to Oregon City and Oregon
City's negative team will go to Forest
drove.
The Judges, five high school teachers,
Misses IluH' h, Todd, Winehell, Harding
and Mrs. H. H. Cartlldge, selected Earl
Paddock, Harold Nash, Herman Tlm-
iner, Fred Tooze Jr., Eschol Armstrong,
Marvel Ely, Hennle Blasts and John
Rankin.
County Commissioner Adam Knight
sees no rosy path ahead of tho county
court. Instead he forecasts complulnt
from every side.
Mr. Knight predicts tlutt at least 40
sections of the county will domand a
share of tho hard surface which tho
county court was Instructed to lay by
the taxpayers at tho meeting Tuesday
and, whereas. only about Ave strips can
be laid nnd each one of those strips
will bo short, 35 sections of the coun
ty will feel that they have been Blight
ed. Furthermore, Mr. Knight sees more
trouble In selecting the type of paving
to be laid utid In supervising the lay
ing of the hard surface road.
"And they ask us to do all this for
J'lfiO a year," he declared.
Ileal estate transfers filed Thursday
ny itecorder Hedinan are. aa follows:
C. I). ChrlHtcnsen et ux to U. N. Hood
Iota 7 and 8, block lettered "F," View-
Acres; $10.
Floreneo F. Sullivan ct al to Thomas
V. Sullivan, lot 5 In block 9 of Oregon
City; ulso 19S square, feet In south purt
of lot I In block fl of Oregon City
1 1000.
Edwin Nelson et ux to F. A. Hnook
20 acres in unction 28, township
south, range 3 rust of the Willamette
Meridian; $10.
Heal estate transfers were tiled Frl
day with Itecorder Dedmaii as follows
Frank Irish ct ux (o Ed. Wuller
Smith et ux, tract in section 9, town
ship 4 south, range 2 east of tho WII
liunetto merldlun; $2500.
Herman Itolmurs et ux to I.nlu
Itclmcrs, CO acres In section 12, town
ship 3 south, range 1 west of the WII
Inmetto merldln; $10. - -
Lulu Helmers to F. I. Drlnzer, 00
acres In section 12, township 3 south,
range 2 east of tho Willamette inerld
inn; $lli0.
Hurry D. Auld ot ux to I'otor J.
Smith, lot No, 20, Wilson Acres; $10,
E. T. Mass ex-sheriff to Edith Rumog
bothnm, all of Curl J. Johnson s Inter
est In blocks 112 and 113, (Hailstone,
$517.
Eugene H. romeroy to Grover C.
Shipbuilding is proposed at St.
Helens, capable of building steel boats,
Durns promises $125,000 if Strahorn
road will include that city.
Liven uo Your Torpid Liver. .
To keep your liver active use Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They Insure
good digestion relieve constipation,
and tone up the whole system keep
your eye clear and your skin fresb
and healthy looking. Only 25c. at your
J Druggist. (Adv.)
FOR CHILDREN'S COUGH,
You cannot use anything better for
your child's cough and cold than Dr.
King's New Discovery. It Is prepared
from pine Tar mixed with healing and
soothing balsams. It docs not contain
anything harmful end Is slightly laxa
tive, Just enough to expel the poisons
from the system. Dr. King's New Dis
covery is antiseptic kills the cold
germs raises the phlegm loosens
the cough and soothes the Irritation.
Don't put off treatment. Coughs and
colds often lead to serious lung troub
les. It Is also good for adults and the
aged. Get a bottle today. All tlrufr
gists.
Pomeroy, 20 acres In section 21, town
ship C south, range 1 east of tho Wil
lamette merldlun; $500.
Louis Honman et ux to Adolph Swan
son, tract 1 of Ellda; $10.
Adolph Swanson to Louis Norman el
ux, tract 17, Ellda; $10.
United States to Isaiah W. Cuso, 100
acres In section 27, township 1 south,
rango 2 cast of tho Willamette me
ridian; patent.
Heal csluto transfers were filed wilh
Recorder Dcdmnn Tuesday as follows
A. T. Shoomake et ux to Ell Dear-
dorff, of lot 12 In block 3 of J. V.
Karless addition to Molulla; $125.
J. O. Elrod 3t ux to Georgo Leln:mn:i
et al, tract No. 10 of Elrod Acres; $10.
D. E. I-olgren ct ux to John Dahl,
a tract of hind In section 15, township
5 south, tunue 3 east of the Willam
ette meridiat.; $10.
F. J. Kynlston et ux to Aille Ware,
30 acres in section 1, township C i:otith,
range 1 east of tho Willamette merld
lun; $1.
Allie Ware to F. J. Kynlston et ux,
3G acres In section 1 township 5 8uiii.n,
range 1 cast of the WillameUti merid
ian: $1.
David Cutto to C'ura ditto, lot 10,
block 38, In Gladstone; $1.
fl
UNBREAKABLE PEACE BEFORE
DECEMBER 22 IN DEMAND.
NEW YORK. Dec. lS.-OrganUcd
biisebull must sign an unbreakable
peee pact berore December 2:', or there
will be no peace.
So said one official or the Federal
league hero today, commenting' upon
the statement Issued yesterday after
noon by John K. Tener, president of the
Nallniittl league, that representatives
of his organisation hud conferred with
emissaries of tho Federal league to
reaching some agreement.
if orgunlr.od baseball decides upon
peace wo will withdraw from New
York," the official sold. "Otherwise, a
Federal league club will be established
In America's motrojtolla. and that
means a fight to the last ditch."
Iho pence plan us It now stands In
tildes tho merging of Iho Fodornl
league clubs with tho International
cogue; the lifting of the draft rule
from the Federal and International
leagues; the granting to both orgaiilsa
tloiis tho sumo rights enjoyed by major
leagues, with the stipulation that the
Chicago Federals buy the Chicago Na
tional league club and tho St. Louis
Federals buy tho St. Louis National
league dull.
BATES SOLD TO VERNON
M'CREDIE REPORTED TO HAVE
ASKED $2000. '
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Dec. 15.
Ray Hates of Portland, leading third
baseman of tho Pacific Coast league
las Benson will wear a Vernon uniform
next season, according to authentic
information rocolvod here today,
Negotiations are suld, on good nil..
thorlly, to bo going on between Port
land and Vernon for I lutes. McCrodle s
opinion of Hates Is suld to be uncom
plimentary, while Hum Patterson and
Ed Malcr or Vernon, uro enthuiiliisllc
over tho Portlunder.
McCrcdlo Ib reported to have asked
$2000 for Hates. Vernon Is holding
out, believing McCrcdlo will reduce
his price.
Hood River
roller mill. '
hits new industry, a
District Attorney Hedges, of this
county, plans to confer with District
Attorney Evans, of Multnomah county,
before the first of the year relative to
violations of the prohibition law near
the boundary between the two coun
ties. Mr. Hedges fears that some may
attempt to dodge Justice by locating
blind pigs near the county boundaries
and, In this way, confuse the officials.
Mr. Hedges will attend the mooting of
(Adv.i district attorneys Friday In Salem.
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