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THE MORXTNO OREGONIAX. SATURDAY, APIHL7 29. 1911.
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TWO PRIZE EXHIBITS AT THE DOG SHOW.
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Mr. J. A. Ellis' Tolntrr Wins From
Seattle Stance, Crack Eastern
Winner Imported bjr Sound
City Fancier.
Work of the Judges In the recular
elaaaes InMhe 12th. annual bnch show
rf the Portland Kennel Club, was com
pleted Inst nlKht, the third day of the
show. Alio Judse Hopton began passing
upon the dou entered tor the special
prise.
With completion of Juririn-r In the
special classes this afternoon, the Judg
ing of the best dog In the show and
beet of the opposite in torilsht. followed
ry a lone parade or winning doits inn
tne awarding of trophies, the most suc
cessful bem-h snow ever held in Iort
lund will pass Into history tonight. Rrc-
rs-rrea.kln rrnvili have frequented the
former Old. nonnun King: store,
Fifth and Washington streets, each day
of the show and today a multitude of
persons la expected, taxing the capacity
of the spacious showroom.
Judging of specials will commence this
afternoon at 2 o'clock and ml.l prooably
require all afternoon. At S o'clock to
night the president's cup for the best
dog; !n the show will be competed for.
There Is expected to be no little rivalry
for thta much-coveted trophy, also for
tnat for the best d"g of opposite sex to
winner of preelilent's cup.
Mrs. Ellis' Entry Wins.
Repeating her performances of the
six previous years. Co. Walla walla
.Rush, the pretty pointer bitrh owned
by Mrs- J. A. Kill, of Portland, last
Bight won the C. B. May cup for beet
pointer bitch In the show, beating Se
attle Mance. the crack Eastern winner
Imported by E. Gersch. of Seattle. For
years Seattle fanciers have been striv
ing to defeat I h. Walla Walla Hush.
but without success. This waa one of
the specials classes.
Ch. Handsome In II. owned by Ir.
Alan Welch Smith, of Portland, was ac
corded the honor of belnc the best
English setter dog In the show, defeat
ing for toe Honors his son. Blue Bob,
owned by Mrs. Wilson Clark, of Linn-
ton. Or
Ol. Willamette Defender, bull terrier.
wned by Mrs. Ueorge B. Story, of
Portland, suffered the second defeat of
his career last nlicht. failing before
ound End Sombrero. the Olympta
puppr owned by ilrs. O. C. Israel. In
the specials class. The winning terrier
was pronounced by Judge Hopton to be
m wonderful specimen of bull terrier.
Lady Evelyn, a puppy pointer bitch
owned by Mrs. R. C. Kceney. of Eugene,
and shown by Charlea R. t ampion, of
Portland, won the J. A. Fills rup for
b-t pointer pups, and the Humane A et-
ertnary Hospital cup for beet pointer In
novice class.
Specials were Judged only so far as
the first two classes In bull terriers.
There remain more than two score cups
to be awarded.
Boston Terriers Hard to Judse.
Boston terriers presented a hard class
fir Mr. Hopton to Judge yesterday, some
Terr fine specimens being shown. Ar
roy's Aviator, owned by Freeman Ford,
of Pasadena. Cal.. won tho prlxe for the
best Boston terrier dog. with Bert I.
owned by a A. Chast. of Portland, runner-up.
In the bltchea class Bromello
Lassie, owned by Mrs. George L- Mc-
l.aran. of Seattle, took the chief prise,
with EdcllfTe Opal, owned by Hayes
Easterbrook. of 3t. Helens. Or, reserve
winner In the winners' class.
W. B- Fechhelmer. of Portland, again
won signal honors with his famous
fox terriers of the Multnomah strain
ajultnoroah Raller winning In all
classes. French bulldogs were also
judged yesterday, along with Irish ter
riers. Skye terriers. Pomeranians. lit
Dull terriers. Chihuahuas. Japanese
gpanlels and English sToy spaniels.
There were large fields to Judge from
in the lit bull terrier classes but the
dogs were not more than fair In those
divisions.
"When the parade of winning dogs Is
seen In the show ring tonight Portland
folk will have the opportunity of see
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Pierre Jacquee. Mrs. R. O. Queanetles.
Portland, winner: Imp Coacher. Mra. & 8.
Lamunt. Portland, reserve.
Uostoa Tei i lets,
rlass SIS, novice doss nert. S. A. Chase.
Portland, first: Edgewood lerbr. Jr.. J. B.
Wold. 1'ort.nnd. eecond; Ktuart's Hilly. Mrs.
II. C. Jenkln. Portland, third: Dynamite
Plaeher. Mrs. 1. c. Inciter, t'ortland. reeervs'
('! SiT. limit d Pert. S. A. .hae.
Iortiand. flrat: bemloch Jockey. Mrs. N. H.
Peer. Tacoma. secomt: Suiilvan'e Jocco.
I'hsrlea F. Manning. Kveretl. Waah.. third;
Huart Hilly. Mrs. It. C Jenkln. Portland.
reeervs.
Clan tl. Amerlcsn-bred doga Henaloch
Jockey. Mrs. N. II. Peer, Tacoma. first: tiul-
itvan'a Jocco. chsrlea F. Manning, fcverett,
Waeh.. second; lielmar, 8. A. Chase, Port
land, third.
Class its. open dogs 1S to 17 pounds
5ulllvan's Jocco, Charlea F. Manning. a.ver.
t. Wash., first.
Class SMI. open dors MT to 55 pounds)
Arroyt Aviator. F. Kord. ps.lena. cal.
first: Bert. S. A. Chase. Portland, second
ttemloch Jockey. Mrs. X.H. Peer. Tacoma.
third: Rem. V. K. Roberts. I'ortiar.o. resen-e.
Class 2i2. winners- dogs Arroy a Aviator.
r. Ford, fasadena. al., winner; Bert, 8. A.
Chase. Portland, second.
Class ?."!. novice bitcne tnaenrre 'pai.
Hayes Kasterbrook. 81. Helena. Or., first;
lrens Biddy. Charlea F. Manning. Everett.
Wash., second; Berry K. Porter. Mrs. R. W.
Ketchum. Portland 'euuai tr.ira witn Wil
lamette Sparkle. Mrs. M. O- Van Alstyns,
l'ortland.
Class S.vv limit bltebes Knaeiiire tpsi.
tlsyrs Easterbrook. St. Helens. Or., first;
Irene's Biddy. Chsrlea F. Msnnlng. Everett.
Wash second: Mr Opal Pride. Mary E.
GannuD, Portland, third.
riasa S.vt. American-bred Mtcnea nro-
mello Lassie. 'Mrs. George L- Jtciaren. rr.i-
ile first: Kndclirra Symbol. Mrs. H. A. ew-
turg. Tacoma, second; Irene's Hlddy. Charles
F. Vannlnc. Everett, waanj. intra: simri
Purveem. H. A. Chase, portlana. reserve.
tiaaa 1ST. ooen bitches (13 to IT pounosj
Irene's Biddy. Charlea F. Msnnlng. Ever.
it. Wash., first: Murray s sspno. a. a.
Jackson. Portland, second.
Cisas 2SS- open bitches ! to 22 pounds)
Bromello Lassie. Mrs. George U tc-
Iran. Tacoma. first: EndrlilTe Opal. Hayes
Easterbrook. bL Heians. ur.. secona: r.uu-
llfre pvsbod. Mrs. H. A. evoury.
Ing some of the best dogs In the l"nl- third; Kevilo lrlncea II. B. E. Huutley,
fd Statea." said Mr. Hopton Isst night.
"The Western dogs compare very fa
Torably with the Eastern dogs, par
ticularly In the sporting dog classes.
The Boston terriers are very good spe
cimens, as are the Fox terriers.
Following are the awards In the
straight and special clasaea made by
Jdr. Hopton yesterdsy:
Class 29. novice doge 9oaD() End Snnv
-era, Mrs. tl. C. Israel. Olynipia. Wasb.,
Bret, Bohemian Duke. Mrs W. S. Pane.
rort:anO. hmw; Major Patrick.
Tayvr. Portland, third; WIIumus prince.
JE:gene Klty. l"ortiana. reserve.
' sea 20. limit dote ."ound End S n
fcr.ro. Mra O. (. Israel. o:ympla. Wash.
Bret; Major fa trick. c Tay.or. port-
. Jaad. second; 11 a. v marker rr'.nce. L- r;. Ter-
r-'. I -a uranda tn-.. third; Teddy Boy. Mrs.
JSeckwtta. Portlsnd. r. serve.
fiass 2.11. Amexicaa-bred doge Sound
Fad Sombrero, Mra ci. C. Israel, Ulymi-ia.
Week,. Orel; Teddr Bey. Mrs. He.-kwitX
Portend, second: Willamette Prince. Eu-
geae Kalty. fVJrtland. tiUrO.
Class 2-XX open ds Sound End ora-
b-ere. Mra O. C. Israel. Olympta. Waaru.
flrst; Bohemian Duke. Mrs. W. K. )'a:ge.
Portland, second; llaymarkel prince. I. o.
Terry. LaOrinde. lr.. tMlrd.
Clasa tl. winners' doirs Sou rid End
oaibrem Mrs. II. C. Israel. Kimnii. Wash..
winner: Bohemian Duke. Mrs. W. 8. Paige.
srtiano. reserve.
C!asa 23X nor tee Mtch Hlchlsnd Ladv.
F. E. Hurdlck. Portland, nrat; Thsndaras
White Hope. Mra. A. tl. Innea. Mllwaukte.
Or., second; B.omebrjry ficrappy. i'hi;ijp
s-e a. rert.ana. tniro.
Clasa lie. Umlt Mtchee Wl'lamette Sen
eetloa. Prank E. Watktns. Portias first;
Xrartrad snowbird. L t). Terry. Ur.riiule,
seccad: Stiletto Sharp. W. U. Oberg. Port
lend, third.
laae Z?.7. Amer1can-brd bitches Wll-
smte sntl.o. rre-k K. Watklns. Port.
Und. rt; Thendarae vrhlte Hope. Mrs. A.
v. innea. reriiano, eeennd.
-see 2. open bltchee Willamette gen-
sauon. rrank tl. w atklns. Portland, arst
Poaaybred Snowbird. I ! Terry, Ulina'K
t.. aecono: stiletto Sharp. W. O. 'Obe.-g.
Portland, third.
-:aae SOS. wtnaers Mtrbes Willamette
Bensatloa. Frank K. V'atklca, Portland,
winner: Bonneybred Snowbird. L. U. Terry.
Lerasde, or., reeerve.
Teach Balldoaja.
Clase 540. novice does and bitches
Quesaellee Soseleaeai, Mrs. Gerrowa. Cort
land, first; Nipper. Clarence H. Beckmaa.
port la ad. second.
Clasa 1(1. limit dogs and bitches Pierre
Jacques. Mrs. R. C. Queanellra. Portland,
ftrst; Imp t'oacher. Mrs. S. 8. Lamont.
Portland, seconfj. Nipper. Clarence H. Beck
man. Portland, third.
flaee 21. American. bred do, a and
b. tehee Pierre Jarouee, Mrs. ft. o. gura.
rel'.ee. rortland. first. Mi. per, Clarence H.
Beckmatk. lortland. second.
Clase S. opea doja and bitches Pierre
Jacques. Mrs. K- O. Queens lies. Portland,
I'A.tlanrf r.Mm'ft.
inn. winners bltchee Bromello Lss-
sle. Mrs. tleorse U Mrlran. Seattle. Wash.
winner; End.-l.ire Opal. Hayes basicroruoa.
St. Helena. Or reserve.
Fog Terriers (Smooth Coaled)
Class 2d2. novice dogs Multnomah Kaller.
YC. n. Fechhelmer. I'ortlanrt. nrst; Muuno.
roah Racket. C. E. Sengstake. Portlend.
s-c. nd; Vultr.omah Hustler, fortland. third;
Teddy. Clair M Lacy. Cortland, reaerve.
l';Mae 2U. limit does MUltnomsn neiier.
W. B. Fechhelmer. portiana. nrst; uuitno
w.eK Meckel. i K. Senestake. I'nrtlsad. sec
ond; Multnomah Rtatier. Joe Itiehs. Port
land, tuird; Teddy, ciair J- larj, j onianu.
reserve-
t'laaa 24. Amerlcan-rreo ones Jiuiinn-
mah Kaller. W. B. Fechhelmer. Portlnnd.
m: Multnomah Kackt. C. E. Frnkatake.
I'onland. aecond: Multnomah, i;usiur, J we
Kleba. Portland, tniro.
t-!aa -JVV open dogs aiuitnnmsn tianer,
W. B. Fechhelmer. Portland, nrst: gulino-
ah Backet. C K. Senastake. ITirtlana. seo-
ond: Multnomah Bustler, joe Kitns, rort
lanrf Ihird.
winners- tioft iuitnomaa
Raller. W. B. Fechhelmer. t'ortland. winner;
Multnomah HackeU I- f- aengstaae. -on-
l.ml reeerve.
Clasa 2SH. novice bitches Multnomah
fletleae. W. B. Fechhelmer. Portland, first.
i'laa limit Miches Multnomah rtesa:-
W. II. Fechhelmer. fort. and. nrst.
Class 2TO. American-bret bitches Mult
nomah Restless. W. B. 1 ecnnelmer. 4'ort
Un.L flrst.
Clsss 271. open bitches stuitnoroan Keel-
leea. W. B. Fechhelmer. Portiana. Orst
t iase 27i. winners' bltcnee Multnomah
Reatlrsa, V. B. Fechhelmer. Portland, win
ner.
Fax Terriers t ire- tiajreo. ,
riasa i'9. novice bitches Teppie. Ed.
Wallace, l-ort'.and. flrst.
Irish Terriers.
fieea 2s4. ouddv dgs and bitches The
Panahee. Harry Bobtett. Portland. Ilrat.
Clasa novice aga naising uopetui.
Charlea Tenoent. Seattle, flrst.
Class 2s. limit ooas. Ksistng Hoperui.
Charles T'nnant. feestt.e. Brst.
Class 2XS. open ooas liaising Hopeful,
Charles Tennent, Seattle, flrstr
Claes 2Jt. novice bltchea The Banshee.
Ila-ry B-bbett. Portland, nrsu
Cass 2V4. winners dogs snd bltchee-
Raisin HooefuL Charlea Tennent. Seattle.
winner; The Banshee. Harry Bobt.ett, Port
land, reserve.
tsye ecnere.
-lasa 2T. novice dogs snd bitches Rsgs.
Mrs J. O. Gauld. Portland, first.
Clasa 2s, open dogs ana bitches Bsgs,
Mrs. J. C. Gauld. Portland. Brat-
Black aad Taa Terriers.
Class 299. novice dogs snd bitches Toddle.
Mra K. Androea. Portland, first.
3t. opea dogs and bltchea Ttmmy.
Mra. R. Ladd. first.
Pemeraaiaaa.
Class ant, puppy dogs snd bitches P. now-
first: Imp Cnacher. Mra. g. . Umont. I fl-ke. M l.s E. Campion. Portland. BrsU
Portland, second: Wee Wee France. M
B. a laRiont, Portland, third.
:t. winners' dogs and bite baa
Clasa zo2. r.ovlce dogs aad bitches Vug-
gira, E. p. Young. Portland, first; Baby.
Mrs. Charles Fast. Portland, second; snow-
flake. Miss E. Campion. Portland, third
Teddy G.. A. B. Slauson. Portland, reserve.
Class .103. limit doss and bitches Ire
land Saucy Girl, Mra. li. G. Large, Portland,
flrst; Snowball, R. Chamberlain. Portland.
second.
Clsss Sod. winners' dogs snd bltchea Ire-
Isnd Saucy Girl. Mrs. II. G. Lsrce. Port-
lam, nrst; snowball, n. cnamDeriatn, sec
ond.
English Toy Rpsnlela (Any Colar).
Class 307. novice dogs snd bltchea Baby
Boy. Miss Hnse Jackson. Portland, flrst-
Class 310 Jackson's Midget. Mrs. 8. E
Jackson. Portland, first.
Class SI1. winners' dogs snd bitches
Jackson's Midget. Mrs. 8. K. Jackson. I'ort
land, wlnnrr; Baby Boy, Miss Basel Jack
son, reserve.
Airedales.
Class K.I. novice bitches Penlope. Philip
P. Leche. Portland, flrst; Msg Muller, Sa
lem, second.
Japanese Spaniels.
Class 31.1. limit do its and bitches Mojl.
Churl.. tie Keldel, Portland, first.
Class 315. open docs and bltches Toga,
Mrs. J. C. English. Portland, first.
Class 316. winners' d"ps and hitches Mojl,
Charlotte Reldel. Portland, winner; Toga.
Mrs. J. C English, Portland, reserve.
Chihuahuas.
Clsss 334. limit bitches Lady Chlqulta,
Mrs. Kose Evensen. Portland, first.
Class 33j, Amerlrsn-bred Lite lies Lady
Cb.lu.ulta, Mrs. Boss Evenson. Portland, first.
Class 83U. open bitches Lady Chlqulta,
Mrs. Kose Evensen, Portland, flrst.
Bull Terriers (Other Thaw White).
Clsss 344. puppy dogs Junior. Miss Irene
Phillips. Portlsnd, nrst; Colonel II. E. P.
Evans. Portland, second: Rles One-Kound
Jack. F. E. Rles, portlsnd. third.
Class 345. novice dogs Barney R.. Dr. F.
O. Armstrong. Portland, first; Duke, Mrs.
J. A. Wsddell, Portlsnd, second; Buster
Brown, Arthur E. Jenkins. Portland, third;
Jack. O. N. Pierce. Portland, reserve.
Class 34d, limit dogs Barney R.. Dr. F.
O. Armstrong. Portland, flrst; Duke. Mrs.
J. 1- Wsddell. Portland, second; Buster
Brown. Arthur E. Jenkins. Portland, third;
Jack. O. N. Pierce. Portland, reserve.
Class 3-17. American-bred dogs Jack, O.
N. Pierce. Portland, flrst.
Clasa 848. open dogs Buster Brown, Ar
thur K. Jenkins. Portland, flrst: Junior.
Miss Irene Phillips. Portland, second; Duke.
Chsrles H. Bruce. Portland, third; Buck.
u. W. Holcomb. Portland, reserve.
Class Si I, novice bitches Hutch. A. P.
McCarthy. Portland, first; Teddy Girl. . M
Rles. Portland, second.
Class 8."2. limit bitches Irish May. TV,
J. Bruce, Portlsnd, first; Msld. W. J. Bruce,
Cortland, second.
Class 3.Yi. American-bred bltchea Teddy
jiri. tu. At. Kirs, 1'r.rtland, nrst.
Specials.
Elwood Wiles cun for best Encllsh setter
do c'b. Bandsome Dan II. Dr. Alan Welch
smith, rortland. winner.
J. O. Boyt cup for best English setter
oucn aleadowvlesr May. Dr. A 'an Welch
smith. Cortland, winner.
McCsrgar. Bates 4k Lively cup for best
r.ngusn setter dog in noice clasa Blue Bob,
aire, nnson Clark, unnton. Or., winner.
Jack Coffman cup for beat English setter
ouch in novice clasa Meadowy lew May, Dr,
Alan Welch Smith. Portland, first.
R. Velcutb. cup for best English setter
pup Aian. lens Kertsktn. Dr. Alii Welch
smitn. cortlana. winner.
Mrs. Frank O. Creasey. cua for best solnt
er In novice class Lady Hvelya. Mrs. R. C
iveeney, r-ugena, or., winner.
C B. May. cup for best pointer bitch
in. nana nana Kuan. Mra. J. A. Ellis,
Portland, winner.
Humane Veterinary Hospital, cup for best
.". r uv irfnnm nanger, diaries K.
campion. Cortland, winner.
J. A. Ellis, cup for best pointer pup Lady
r..e,Ju. airs. . u. iveeney. Eugene, or., win
ner.
Meier aV Frank, cup for best Boston ter
rier nog Arroy's Axlator. Freeman Ford.
Pasadena, cel.. winner.
Hotel Seward, cup for best Boston terrier
bitch Bromello Lassie, Mrs. George L. Mc
Laren. Seattle, winner.
Power a Estaa. cup for best Boston terrier
In novice eiaas Bert c.. 8. II. Chase. Port
land, winner.
Dr. Ben Nordan. cup for beat Boston ter
rier bitch In novice clasa Endcliffe OpaL
Bayea Eaterbrook. St. Helens, or., winner.
Chausse-Prudhomme. cup for beat Boston
terrier pup Betty R. Porter, Mrs. K. W.
Ketchum. Portland, winner.
Orpheum Theater, cup for best collie dog
(sable and whitel Grayhaven True. Mrs. E.
Brtetenback. Portland, winner.
Gay Lombard, cup for best collie bitch
(sable and white) Baronet Hope, J. Mar
row. Hillsboro. Or., winner.
Mra. Thomas Kerr, cup for best rollle In
novice class Grayhaven True. Mra. E.
Brletenback. Portland, winner.
Honeymaa Hardware Company, cun for
best collie class (other than aable snd
whits) Bsronet Hope, J. Marrow, Hills
boro, Or., winner.
fig Slchel. cup for best collie nun Shade-
land Contest, c. D. Nairn. Amity, Or., win
ner.
Ballnu Wright, cup for best bull terrier
dog Sound End sombrero, Mra G. C Israel,
Olympla, Wash, winner.
Master Georae Watklns story, cup for best
bull terrier In novice clnsa Sound End
Sombercro. Mrs. G. C. Israel. Olympia,
Wash., winner.
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LIS ARE DRASTIC
His Would Repeal All Old
Waterfront Titles.
On an ivfrnc- a- man's hair turn army
flva years earlier Uiaa a woman'. .
GRANT TO GATHER DATA
Proposed Ordinances, If Knacted,
Would Compel Ijong-Estiiblished
Business Houses to Make
Other Arrangements.
City Attorney Grant declared yes
terday that it would require several
weeks of arduous research and In
vestigation by him and his deputies
ann tne use or detectives to compile
sufficient data upon which to base
opinions on 16 proposed ordinances by
Councilman Ellis to rescind ordinances
Klvln-r to various persons along the
waterrront tne rljrnt to build wharves
and buildings and to transact business.
Mr. Grant asserts that this is the
most sweeping and significant legis
lation introduced before the Council in
recent years.
Millions of dollars' worth of prop
erty on both sides of the river all
along the city limits Is Included in
the proposed ordinances. which at
tempt to take over all of the street
ends and some additional wharf line.
The old ordinances. granted years
ago. have been taken in good faith
by the owners of docks and other
business property and hundreds of
thousands of dollars' worth of busi
ness houses have been established and
have been in operation for years.
The Ellis ordinance seeks to repeal
all of the old grants and thereby to
compel property owners either to
move or to make arrangements other
wise. In some instances, entire busi
ness establishments, such as the
Standard Box A. Lumber Company,
would be compelled to move.
Questions raised in the Kills ordi
nances are of the gravest importance,"
aid City Attorney Grant yesterday.
I can make no statement at this time
whether the Council has authority of
law to repeal the old ordinances which
give the right to occupy certain streets
and other property along Hie river. In
cases where revocable permits were
granted. I presume the Council has
power to revoke, but in case of the
ordinances being repealed. I will have
require much hard work. I will have
to detail a detective to investigate
some phases of the case. The cases
are altogether too important to be
rushed through."
The original of the Ellis ordinances
was Introduced into the Council Jan
uary 12. 1910, and was referred to the
committee on judiciary and elections.
It was sent back to the Council and
laid on the table, where it has slum
bered ever since, until Mr. Ellis caused
it to be taken up at the last session
and to be discussed. At that time he
introduced 15 similar ordinances, which
were referred to City Attorney Grant.
PETITIONS TO BE PROBED
Present Grand Jury Will Leave
Legacy to Its Successor.
Complete investigation of irregulari
ties in the circulating of initiative pe
titions and kindred matters will be left
a legacy to Its successor by the April
grand Jury, whose official life ends to
day. Virtual admission-that the next
grand Jury will be assembled soon after
being lmpanneled and will take up the
matter where Its predecessor, for lack
of time, was compelled to leave off.
wag made by District Attorney Cam
eron yesterday.
Phases of the matter which the Jury
plainly wished to delve into-but could
not. are the allegations that Council
man Ellis was lured away from the city
by an offer of legal business while the
Irregularities were being committed;
the charge made by the circulators that
Ellis was a party with them: the sworn
statement of Ellis that he was offered
a bribe: and the widespread impres
sion that the revelations in the matter
of the paving petition have only skim
med the surface or forgeries upon Dai
lot Detitions.
Witnesses are expected to De caned
today in the matter of the cnarges
against State Dairy and Food Commis
sioner Bailey, in which case no testl
mony has been taken since the probe of
the underworld began.
No witnesses were examined by the
grand Jury yesterday.
Work on Logging lioad Begins.
EUGENE. Or., April 28. (Special.)
Work was begun this week on the
three-mile stretch of logging railway
to be built by the Booth-Kelly Lumber
Company up Deer Creek from Its main
logging road above wenaung. is. i.
Johnson, of Portland, has a force of
40 men at work now. This stretch of
road will be built substantially, for
the locomotives used by the company
are very heavy and a good track is
absolutely necessary. When the pres
ent contract is completed the Booth
Kelly Company will have IS miles of
logging road In the vicinity of Wend-
ling. Some or tne nnest timber In
TICKET OFFICE IS OPEN
XORTH BAXK IS FIRST XOT OX
"RAILROAD ROW."
the state is tapped by the new three-
to take weeks to decide, as It will mile extension..
Business for Line to Beach and Ore
gon Trnnk and Electric Railways
to Be Handled.
Persons intending to travel over the
North Bank or any of the affiliated
roads today can buy tickets at the new
ticket office at Fifth and Stark streets
that opens this morning.
For the past six weeks a corps of
carpenters, mechanics, painters and
decorators has been busy remodeling
the Interior of the building and now it
resembles , a new structure entirely.
Everything has been placed in splen
did condition and the place presents an
attractive appearance.
The walls have a buff tinting and
the ceiling is a cream color. Tile
floors and marble base around the
walls and counters make it sanitary.
The ticket cases, woodwork and coun
ters are finished in mahogany. The
large plate-glass windows are orna
mented with plate-glass lettering. The
tops of the counters are protected by
sheets of plate glass. Window seats
have been provided for the accommoda
tion of waiting patrons.
Tickets for the North Bank Road, in
cluding the line between Portland, As
toria and Clatsop Beach points, for the
Oregon Trunk Road and for the Oregon
Electric and the United Railways will
be handled from this office direct
Eastbound travelers will be able, also,
to buy transportation over the Great
Northern or Northern Pacific and Bur
lington lines with diverse routings east
of Chicago.
Ij. F. Knowlton, late city ticket agent
for the Canadian Pacific Railway, will
have charge of the new office. N. S.
Wagner will be chief clerk.
This is the first railway ticket of
fice to be opened west of Third' street
and the departure is being watched
with interest among railroad men. It
is predicted that this move will mean
the early breaking up of "railroad row"
on Third street, which for years has
been considered the only place where
a railroad could do effective business.
Several years ago at the Osaka ex
position the Emperor placed upon his
breast a decoration of a high military
order. He received notice yesterday of
the decoration of the Meijl Order of
the Middle Cordon of the Rising Sun.
It consisted of a diploma certifying
to the decoration, and a gold medal of
the Rising Sun, with a 'silk ribbon
attached.
Colonel Dosch was director of ex
hibits to many expositions and served
in that capacity at the Lewis and
Clark fair in Portland and the Alaska-Yukon-Paciflc
Exposition at Seattle.
He also represented Oregon at the
World's Fair at Chicago. The certi
ficate accompanying the medal of
honor reads:
We, by the grace of heaven. Emperor of
Japan, seated on the throne of lineal suc
cession, unbroken ages eternal, do hereby
f-xprc'sa our beaevolance In presenting the
Meiil. Order of the Middle Cordon of the
Rising Sun. to Henry B. Dosch of the Third
Ord.'r of Merit, tho exhibit director of tha
Alaska-Yukon-Paclflc Exposition. U. S. A.
Sinned and sealed at Imperial Mutshlto
Palace, Toklo. the 17th of the fifth moon
ot tho 4.1d year of Moljl. the 2570th year
of the coronation of the Emperor of Japan.
(Counters SAXEMA. OGUMOCHI. .
Fourth Order of Merit.
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Wbite Slaver Convicted. ,
Charles Peters was convicted at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon by. a Jury
In Judge Bean's department of the
Federal Court of having violated the
white slave law by transporting Minnie
Hill from Redding, Cal., to Medford,
Or., for immoral purposes. It . was
found necessary to place the girl in a
stralghtjacket in the County Jail yes
terrfav after she had been brought from
the Salem Insane Asylum to Portland
to testify against her alleged betrayer.
When she was taken before the Jury
she refused to take the oath, saying
she did not know "how to swear.
DOSCH AGAIN DECORATED
Middle Cordon of Rising Sun Be
stowed by Japanese Emperor.
For the second time Colonel Henry
E. Dosch, of Portland,' director of ex
hibits and privileges at the Alaska-Yukon-Paclnc
Exposition, has been
decorated by . the Emperor of J apin. druggists-
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