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TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1911.
Feet Tired
MASONIC LODGES
SPEAKERS AT EAST SIDE MASONIC MEETING LAST NIGHT.
So Tired?
OBSERVE HOLIDAY
TLZ Makei Sick Eeet Well No Mat
ter What Ails Them.
Bodies Named for First Presi
dent and His Wife Hold
Special Services.
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Tlzrrrj IVckw-fth, E. G. Jone. J. II.
Ackerrnan. Penumbra Kelly and
Mr. C. H. Kelles Are Amon
Speaker of Evening.
Washington lode of Mason an!
Martha Wiihlnfloa Chapter of tha
Ordr of tha Eastern Star. Joined last
eight, following the ctitom of many
yearm, la memorial services for Oeorita
Washington. Many prominent mrm-
bera of both orjranlxatlona vera present
and several addresses of eulojty wera
made. l O. Jones. Harvey Beckwlth.
J. IL Ackrman. Penumbra Kelly and
Ira. C. II. Heller wera among tha
speaker.
Mr. Jonea' topic waa "Tha Women
of Maaonry. Among other thing, ha
aal-l:
1 am wondering If It occurred to
tha prominent member of our bodlea
who waa kind enough, to tell ma how
. to talk to women, tha depth of whose
aaturea even a George Washington
could not fathom, that beneath thla
veil of a Ilgatneaa of spirit, and that
trait of womankind generally, which
men so often refer to aa a aeemlng
'Irresponsibility of utterance, there is
, In all tha realma of the eternal fem
' Inlne. a seuled purpose, deep rooted,
and of tha most reaching premedlta
tlua. which compasses In tha end tha
complete mastery of tha very men who
tell ua not to take women seriously.
Vine Become Giant Creeper.
"A woman In her relationship with
man la tha clinging vine: but under tha
stress of that Individual atruggle for
exlstenoe. which the rank growths of
deep. Araasonlan forests make Imper
ative, the little clinging vine develops
Into tha glanl creeper Uiat finally
levels to the ground even the tallest
and most majestic treea of those trop
ical forests. The brute strength of
the strongest of men. and the ag
gressiveness of those, even of the best
mental endowment, cannot eope In the
world's open battle of the struggle for
existence with the diplomacy of that
finished product that seeks Its end al
ways along tha lines of least resistance.
Woman a powers make up the finesse
of real accomplishment In any direc
tion. If any man present doubts tha
full truth of this statement Just let
him trltle with the awakened powers
of any of tha womenfolk who may look
easy to him.
"Tou may have noted tha extreme
caution that Is the dominant trait In tha
makeup of every man who has been
highly successful In life. What any
of ua may think la tha truth la never
more than a mere approximation of
tha truth. We never see things, or
do things exactly right. Our every act
Is open to Just criticism from soma
source. It la for thla reason that the
big man who always alma to be Just
In his Judgments so seldom Judges
harshly. The second reason why big
men show caution la that In the rough
and tumble of business life every man's
hand Is raised against every other
man. It Is an open battle for ex
istence where man must play con
stantly on the defensive If ha plays
successfully at all.
Observance la Old CnMom.
Reviewing the history of tha observ
ance of Washington's birthday by Ma
sons. Mr. Beckwlth told how St. Johns
lodge of Newark. N J., had Inaugurated
the custom In 17:. several years before
Washington died, and had continued It
without Intermission ever since. Mr.
Berk with spoke also of the early history
of the lodge In Portland and aald:
"Many of you consider the old hall In
the Hurkhard building as your former
Masonic home. L however, roust go fur
ther back, to tha little hall on I'nion
avenue between Ankeny and Pine
atreeta. it here It was my pleasure to
mwt first with thla organization In
celebrating Washington's birthday In
ISM. The hall waa unpretentious, with
a seating capacity of possibly 75. At
that time the committee waa composed
of Companions Ackerman. Dempaey and
Keen an. The Eastern Star was repre
sented by Mrs. Birdie Smith. We aim
recall at those enthuaiaatic though
mall. gatherings, many of thoje
who have passed beyond Companion!
Stroud. Judge and Oscar Bellinger, Ir
vine. Hall. Newell and many others, and
It to with tha greatest pleasure that wa
are able to recall those that are atlU
with oa Companions Bullock. BrlckelU
Ilurltmrt. Kelly and many others, who
are present tonight.
"It Is to these old-timers that the
thanks of this organization are due fur
their untiring seal and fidelity In tar
ing the foundation upon which thla great
structure has been erected, making it
possible for so great an andlenc to
meet In Its own home thla evening."
Masons Jodged by Impulse.
Mr. Kelly eulogised Washington. Mra.
Keller expressed tha appreciation of
Martha Washington Chapter of tha con
sideration shown lis members by the
Washington bodlea and told of tha
prosperity of the Eastern Star organiza
tion. Mr. Ackerman. speaking of tha
Mason's rating, aald. In part:
"In tha great world of commerce,
every man engaged In mercantile busi
ness la rated by Brads tree t as to hla
financial and business integrity. Thla
rating Is based on Information gathered
from many sources, but In a great meas
ere from the rating given blm by those
with whom he haa bustneaa relations.
"A Mason's rating, so to speak. Is
made up of a multiplicity of seemingly
trifling acts which point nnerrlngly to
his real heart Impulses. May I speak
for yon when I say that the brethren of
Washincton Lodge have . often been
tried and never found wanting. Her
rating for warm hospitality, good cheer
and for all that goes to make the world
better Is state-wide."
DR. SHAW'S VISIT ENDING
EiangelUt Addresses Men at Y. f.
C. A. on DeIler.
"The thoughts and theories of a man's
maturity that causa him to view the
faith of h' you.h aa a childish thing
he.'p him not at all In contemplation of
eleml'y." said Or. John Balcom Shaw,
in hla ad.lreea to men yesterday at noon
in the Young Men's Christ'an Asaocla
tlon auditorium.
The great question confronting every
man la tha same question Christ put to
the blind man at tha pool. 'Dust thou be
lieve? "The blind man believed and tha llgbt
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of day replaced his night- And to any
man that believes shall come the light of
the love of God. brighter than the light
of day and giving him a view of a great
er and brighter eternity. Simple faith
makes theory and "hlrher thought' fade."
Dr. Shaw will epeak for the Inst time
In Portland at the First Presbyterian
Church this evening. The noon meeting
In the T. M. C. A. auditorium will be
the last particular service for men. The
afternoon meeting will be his last dls
cuss'on of the problems of religious life.
Dr. Shaw expcta to leave Portland
tomorrow to return to his pastorate, the
Fecond Presbyterian Churfh, Chicago.
While In Portland he spoke under the
auspices of the Prorbj tetinn congrega
tlona of the city, abjuring the usual
evangelistic methods of terorlrlng sin
ners. "To create a ssnsatlon. to terrify r
ple snd thus Induce them to confess
Christ aa a solace lo their fears, rather
than as a surrender of will to loyalty and
love and service. resSlts in more harm
than good." Dr. Shaw argued.
Fire Causes $730,000 Loss.
DONALDSOXVILLE. La.. Feb. iJ.
fire swept the business aectlon of this
city today, causing a loss of 1750.000.
CHICAOO OBADI ATR KI.KCTED
A9MTAT I PERISTKUE.T
OK rORTUNU SCHOOLS.
v.:yc-. t': :
Charles A. Rica.
Charles A. Klce haa been elected
second assistant superintendent
of the Portland public schools, at
a salary of l.'SOO a year by the
Board o( Education. He will as
sume his new duties at once, lis
Is a graduate of the Illinois Wea
leyan. at Chicago, and did post
graduate work at the University
of Chicago. He has been con.
nected with the local schools four
years, during two of which hs
was principal of tha Sellwood
school. Prior to that hs was
principal of Clinton-Kelly and
Couch schools for one year each.
L. H. Morgan was elected to the
vacancy at the Sellwood school,
oelng transferred from the Chap
man school; H. B. Blough. of the
Woodstock school, waa trans
ferred to the Chapman school:
Arthur Prldeaux waa trans
ferred from the South Mount
Tabor to the Chapman, and Miss
Edna Strange, a teacher In tha
Woodstock school, was temporarl;
ly transferred to the South
Mount. Tabor prlnclpalahlp.
Tha second assistant superinten
dent became necessary because
of "the growth In the school
system.
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BIG PIPE BREAKS
New Bull Run Line's Damage
Totals $20,000.
TWO ACCIDENTS SERIOUS
Contractors and Portland City Water
Hoard Make Inspection and
Would Fix Responsibility.
Test Causes Breakl
GRESHAM. Or., Feb, 12. (Special.)
Two serious accidents to the new Bull
Run pipe line have caused a monetary
damage estimated at S20.000 and a great
amount of vexatious worry to the con
tractors and the Portland City Water
Board. Tiow endeavoring to fix the re
sponsibility. The pipe Is being tested as
each two-mile section is laid, and tha
nrat accident occurred when twelve
Joints of the big olDe collapsed under
outside atmospheric pressure.
When the test had been completed,
with a pressure of 100 pounds to the
square Inch, the order was given to
turn the water out. but the engineer In
charge, working under the contractors,
the Schaw. Batcher Company, failed to
open the air-valves.
As the water went out at the lowest
end of the two-mile aectlon It created
a vacuum at the highest point In the
line, with the result that twelve joints
of the pipe were flattened sbgether and
twisted into such fantastic shapes that
It was completely ruined. Soma of the
lengths flattened vertically, some hori
zontally and others just caved In on one
side In a half-moon shape. The Schaw,
Batcher Company estimated the loss at
SSU0O and aasumed the responsibility.
Slore Serious Break Noted.
Another break of a similar nature,
but far more serious, occurred on Mon
day last, when 25 joints In another sec
tion went In the same way. ' While the
results are the same as in the first
accident, tha cause waa different, yet
tha collapse was due to the absence of
air In the high places when tha water
sent out.
The soene of the last break was at
tha foot of Lusted Hill, where one
of the lap-weld jolnta gave way just
aa the high preasure test had been fin
ished. Biff Plpo Explode.
Tha big -pipe exploded under 96 pounds,
tha water rushing out from the opening
for a distance of two miles above, wltn
a fores that tore the surrounding banks
of the trench away and seriously under
mined a considerable length of the pipe,
which mill have to be laid over again
because of the riveting forcing Itself
apart.
Besides this damage, there are the
25 flattened jolnta to be replaced and the
testina- all done over again.
An examination of the defective joints
which exploded leads to the conclusion
that the factory in New Jersey which
supplied the pipe may have to stand the
loss, which la estimated at about 115.000.
Officials of the City Water .Board, a
representative of tha factory and the
contractors made an Inspection of the
breaks yesterday and secured photo
graphs which show tha extent of the
damage.
Cost of Repairing Heavy.
The cost of repairs will be greater
than that of laying the pipe originally,
as the heavy machinery and testing ap
pliance will have to be reassembled at
those points before the work can be
done.
A serious problem for the City of Port
land to confront was pointed out by one
of the Water Board If such breaks
should occur after the pipe is in sctual
service, as It would mean several weeks'
delay and great inconvenience.
MAYOR &IMOV PIjACES BLAME
City In Xo Way Responsible for Ac
cident, Says Executive.
Mayor Simon, after an investigation,
declared that the damage to the pipe
must be borne by the contractors.
"Ths city merely furnished the water
supply for ths test." said ine mayor,
"and whatever damage resulted must
be borne entirely by the contractors.
The city Is in no way responsible for
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Ii. II. Brings to Address Frultmcn In
V. M. C. A. Hall.
L H Brlggs. manager of the Lewlston
Land & Water Company, will be the
speaker at the weekly meeting of or
chard Is ts In the auditorium of the Port
land Young Men's Christian Association
at 8 o'clock next Saturday night. His
subject will be "Developing an Apple
Orchard on Irrigated Land," and the ad
dress will be Illustrated by stereopticon
slides.
R. O. French, educational director of
tha Y. M. C. A., announced last night
that an early address of importance be
fore the orchardlsts will be delivered
by Dr. James Withycombe. director of
the Oregon Experiment Station. Dr.
Withycombe will speak on The Ten-Acre
Farm and its Possibilities." The date of
the lecture has not been announced.
Two other free public lectures will be
delivered in the Y. M. C. A. building
next Saturday night. Dr. James H. Gil
bert, of the University of Oregon, will
speak on "The Railroads and the Pub
lic." and Andrew G. Thompson will lec
ture on "Options, Distinguished From
Authority to Bell."
WALLA WALLA SNOWSWEPT
Afternoon Thaw Follows and Fear
Expressed or Streams Overflowing.
WALLA. WALLA. Wash.. Feb. 22.
(Special.) One of the worst snow
storms of the season hit Walla Walla
today, covering the valley with a four
inch fall.
Late this afternoon a thaw began
and the conditions underfoot are the
worst of the year. Tonight the weath
er is warm, and indications are for
rain before morning, which, with the
snow already melting, would bring
the mountain streams out of their
banks.
Walla Walla Is the only weather sta
tion In the Northwest reporting snow
today, and what is even more peculiar,
the barometer la high and all weather
"dope" is for clear skies. Fair weath
er is predicted tomorrow.
Iuckbuntcr Shot In Hand.
FLORENCE. Or., Feb. 21 (Special.)
While duck hunting Saturday afternoon,
G. Gorup. of Maple Creek, accidentally
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discharged, wounding the third finger of ,
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Ptomaine Poisoning, Jury's Verdict
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died at her home on Williams avenue
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ternal or eruptive disease.
Our Chinese doctor lately
from New York Oriental Hos
pital also has 30 years' ex
perience. If you suffer, when
others fail, we wish you to
call or write to 3"1 V, First
St.. Portland. Or. Fres con
sultation ana examination
BaorrcHiAL Troches
are prepared in convenient form of shnp.a
medicinal substances, most beneficial in the
treatment of throat affections. Free from
opiates or other harmful intrredients.
Price, 25c. 50c and $1.00. Sample free
John!. Brown A Son Boston. Mass.
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