Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 23, 1911, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORXIXG OREGONTAN, TIITJItSPAY. SOYKMBEIt 1911. - - .... : ir . -.i I IS i - - s I VIRGIL NDLANO IS BURNED 10 DEATH Electric Bathrobe Causes Tragic Death of Oregon "IT Football Star. - FIRE ATTRACTS BROTHERS fratrmlty I ! at tugene. Or., Ia Srrne of I'atlmely Dentine of Popular Yooni Athlete Who Played In Giiim Saturday. KfQF.XE. Or.. Nov. 21. (Special) Vlrirll Noland. a freshman at the I'nl verslty of Orrgoa, and left sruard en the varsity football tram, which played Washington Saturday, waa burned to death In aa electric bathrobe In hta room at the Sterna Nu Fraternity House today. No one saw the fatal accident. lie waa suffering from a sllicbt coM, and did not turn out to football practice In the afternoon. He went to hla room shortly after 1 "clock, saying that ha ' waa going to take a hot bath, and ro to sleep, A little before S o'clock. 111 Bean, hla roommate and Sid Hender son, were In the room, and he waa then lylnc on the bed with the bathrobe j-round him. and apparently aaleep. Shortly after :30 o'clock the odor of burning doth waa detected In the hnuae. and when Noland'a fraternity brother entered the room, the, bed waa ahlase. The flames were . emtlnaulshed Im mediately and physicians arrlred ' within a few minutes, but Noland waa Head. Hla body waa frightfully burned. The bathrobe waa an electrical enn trlrsnre for the ejeneratlon of heat hv. resistance similar to electrical foot wirairn and electrical pads which are used In hospital work. In place of hot water bottles. It waa not equipped with a thermostat for shutting ofl the current at a certain temperature, and the supposition la that Noland either fainted, or waa overcome by fumea generated by the rlslna" heat or po mMv the smoke, which threw him Into a stupor from which the flamea could not rouse him. The resistance colla of the contrivance were In a white heat when discovered. The body waa removed to the Gordon ndertaklng rooms, and a telephone nrauv waa sent to hla father. Judire i:"re Noland. at Klamath Kalis. r. Mrs. N..lan.l has been vlsttlnc In 1 rt l;.nd for some time, and arrived at her ' home In Klamath Falls tonlcht. The fearful accident has cast a pro found aloom over the student body of the university. Manager Jones Imme diately wired the I'nlverslty of Idaho, ' runcrlllni; the Orecon-Idaho game. " . h.-.lul. u for Saturday, and It Is prob- iMe that the Multnomah arame on ThanksKlvlnr day. will be cancelled stso. as many of his tesmmatea were members of his fraternity, and their nerves are shattered by his traarlc death. - All I alveralfy May llaaar Head. Arrangements for the funeral will . . not be made until word Is received from ' Ina father, but It la probable that the , university will suspend work tomorrow 'afternoon anU Friday. Special memorial . s.rvlree will be held by the students and faculty at the time of the funeral. All of the fraternity houses on the cam pus are In mourning tonight. Nolnd waa an exceedingly promls- - ins; student, standing; hih In hts (lasses, and having made the" varsity football team In hla freahman year. He attended the Shatturk Military Acad emy at Faribault. Minn, for a year, and went from there to I'ortland Acad- . emy. where he graduated In 110. He rlared fullback on the Portland Acad emy team. He Intended to enter the V aaalnKton-Uee Law School after tln- Ishlnar at Orearon. His father I Judae Georice Noland. " of Klamath Falls. Judge Noland Is a creduate of the I'nlverslty of Oregon. 7 having finished In the claaa of HSO. Ha waa prominent athlete while In i sa heoL , COACH PAYS GAME HATE HOLDS , reon-Multnomah Contra! Not Af- frrtrd by Noland a Death, Report. The OresTon-Multnomah same will be ' p'aved as scheduled waa the announee f ment made last nlabt by Iw Walker. of the Multnomah flub, after eonsult Inc Head Coach Warner, of the I'nl " verslty of Oreiton. over the telephone. Warner told Walker that Noland s death necessitated the postponement of Hie irame with Idaho, scheduled for " Saturday at Eurene. but that It would ' not Interfere with the Multnomah game a for Thankslvlna day. . - The same scheduled between Mult nomah and the Ht. Jamea Athletic Club -f Vancouver. Waah.. was cancelled last nlht by the latter club. Inability r to Bet the t-am together waa given aa Hie cause. It la probable that the Co '. lumbua rlnb will take the Washington team's place. It a learned last right that the I'nlverslty of WaahlnKton team 111' .not come here for a poet-seaaon arame with Multnomah. Walker announced that aa effort will be made to have the r Seattle Athletic Club squad come here for the New Year" date. ELKS TO BE RESPLENDENT Vancouver lodjemen to Wear Snlta of One Cot and Color. VANCOUVER. Waah, Not. II. (Ppe , , i The local lodae of Elks. No. ' will attend the National convention of Hlk la Portland In 111. more than iot sironi. The membere will spring a novelty la that they will all wear the same kind of suite. At a meeting laat night this suit was adopted: Blue Norfolk coat with two pleats down the back and belt. ' white duck trousers, socks and ahoes ' and lljrht fedora hats. The Elka will - b headed by their ewa band and each " member will carry colors and pennanta ' of the lodge. GROWERS SCENT SCHEME Spokane I After Central Selling Ace-ncy. Say Apple) Men. WAJXA WAIXA. Wash.. Nov. :2 Special.) In the call by Chairman W. t H. Otis, of the central selling agency , fer Northwest fruits-rower, which or- gantsetloa la to meet In fr'pokane dur ing the Apple Show, apple-ralsere of this end of the country see a plan to slide the central agency to Spokane over the heads of the rest of the North west. With the call . cornea the an nouncement by I E. Meacham that the Spokane central selling agency la to be the headquarters, and It is believed that the call has been made so that action can be taken while delegates from Spokane preponderate. The Idea of this selling- agency was flrat launched In Portland, and It was later talked over In this city laat Feb ruary, when te committee of which Otla Is . chairman waa appointed. Whether or not thli committee . has irone Into the matter Is not known, but It Is believed that the plan is mere ly one to secure the coveted plum for Spokane: and fruitgrowers here freely predict that the delegates at that meet ing will indorse the matter and will name" Spokane aa the selling agency.. It Is also believed, however, that there have been ao many other agen- BANK TRIAL TODAY Judge McKenney to Hear Van couver Case at Kalama. PHILIPS TO BE HEARD FIRST t I L.Vlr . . . 4 'Vlrgll Keiaad. ttt Ceard 1 alveralty Oreawa FewtbaU f t Teasa. W he Met Ueath la Elce- J trie llathreae. T : i - .a a m clea springing up In the meantime that any central selling agency on the co operative plan will be of little effect. INDIANS CALLCITY PASKA t'malllla Name for Walla Walla Means Ijind of Sunflower. PENDLETON. 0 Nov. I J- (Spe ei.i The oriirmal Indian name for the City of Walla Walla was "Paska. accordlnr to a dlacovery made yester day bv Major Lee Moorhouse, the best posted man tn the Northwest on In dian lore. t.. vt. i.. taklna. the denosltlon of Kash-Kash. the aged son of -Chief Yellow Hawk, of the Umatlllaa. In connection with the move to secure an adjustment of this tribe's claim against the Government for meat sup plied the soldiers in me upriaiun liS-SS. The questioner waa mystified Tor some time oy tne iriqu-ni ence of the old Indian to "Pasks," In peaking of the location of the troops at that time. Kash-Kash finally eaplalned that this was the Indian name for what la now the City of Walla Walla and aald It meant "the land of the sunflower." TRAMP IS SLAIN WITH' AXE SoIraoU-hlMren of North I Grnndo Make Ghastly Find. LA GRANDE. Or.. Nov. !!. (Spe cial. Hla head cleaved asunder by an az In the hands of some person at pres ent unknown. Dave Fltxtterald, a tramp, recently suffering the losa of hi nose In a row with other tramps here, was found dead today by achool children In a (Ire-gutted house In North La Grande. Two hours after the body waa found, three suspects, one wearing blood stained clothing, were rounded up by the police. Their names are "Scotty." Fred Bloomqutst and Fred Ltmke. or John Shallng. The laat named has arloua coarnomens. Fltsgerald'a head was cut to plecea after a drunken carousal In the house where some 10 or 13 tramps partici pated, but It la thought the killing fol lowed the fist right a few hours be fore. No direct evidence Is at hand. ALLEGED THIEF GENEROUS Man, Whom Iortor Call Sane, GItcw Away Clothe to Friends. OREGON CITT. Or, Not. It. (Spe cial.! Frederick Manthey. alleged shoplifter, who la aald to have atolen goods worth mere than 1250 from local stores, a stove be'ng among the arti cles, waa pronounced eane today by Dra. Mount and Stflckland at an ex amination before tne grand Jury. The physicians, however, said that he waa weak-minded. x It waa declared by several persons who had known Manthey two or three years that he bad always acted queerly. At least ten aulta of clothing, which he Is charged with having stolen, he pre sented to friends. He also gave away other articles. 1 Acre Here Worth fn Minnesota. ECOENE. Or.. Nov. II. (Special.) Because he la determined to come to Oregon. Morton Nellson. of Lake Hen ton. Minn, has Just closed a land trade with Herman Nellaoo, of Junction City, on the bast of almost six acres of land In Minnesota for one acre In Oorgnn. Hermann Nellson Uvea two miles oath of Junction City, and owns Sit acres of line farm and fruit land. Mor ton Nellson Uvea In Minnesota and haa 174 acres of good land there. The two men traded even. Candidate Meet Voter. VANCOUVER. Waah, Nov. 11. (Spe cial.) Jamea McNeely, of Buckley. Wash., candidate for Congreaa from thla district, waa In Vancouver today, the guest of Representative French, of Ellsworth, who piloted him among the politicians and voters. Mr. McNeely la a Republican and aay be la a progres sive, but not an extremist. Trip Around Horn Quick. SEATTLE. Nov. il. The famous American full-rigged ship Eraklne M. Yhelps. from Philadelphia to Seattle with a cargo of coal, arrived on the sound today, completing a voyage of 131 days. The Phelps la reputed to be the faatest sailing vessel afloat. Taoonva Veteran Die. TACOMA. Nov. ! Captain Wltllam H. Jennings, aged 77. a resident of Ta conia for 20 years, 1.5 dead here. He served In the Civil War as Lieutenant of a Wisconsin regiment of Infantry. PoMal Hank to Be Opened. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash ington, Nov. 12. Postal savings bank will be opened at Palouse and Sumas, Wash., and Rupert. Idaho, on Decem ber to. Slate Bank Examiner Mahundro, Who Cloaed Commercial Bank, I Sent For at New Orleana, a He I Needed aa Witness. VANCOUVER. Wash. Nov. 12. (Spe cial.) The trial of Hurt C. rhllllps. formerly president of the Commercial Bank of Vancouver, and present reg ister of the United States Land Offlce i- tt.i. v.-tii h..in at a o'clock to morrow . mornlnir' at Kalama, before Jude IL E. McKenney of the Superior Court. The atate will be represented by Fred W. Tempea. County Attorney, and Martin L. Pipe, of Portland, who has been retained by the County Commis sioners and depositors of the bank. Gilbert W. Danlc,lalll be tried a,ftor Phillips' trial Is completed. The Commercial Bank of Vancouver failed to opea Its doors Deceanber 11. 110. owing approximately $400,000. and of this amount but 10 per c?nt haa been paid tn a dividend declared May 1. Bank Examiner Keeps Ward. . . -. th. -hanlc r or sevorai a m . i - closed J.i. Mohundro. State Bank Ex aminer, waa. at me nana ana ts en I 11 ira umo mm utj of dollars of deposits were accepted by Denlela. cashier. Ho told the officials that If they did not nave mi is rrve In the bank on the - following Monday morning he would elose the bank, and thla he did. The leaal reserve had dropped to about 113.000. The capital stock of the bank la IIS.000. and an assessment for this amount has boen levied and partially paid. Pbllllpa gave as se curity for his 14JV shares his home on Twelfth street, which Is held by the bank. Most of the money of the bank was lont to loss than half a doxen people, who have since gone bankrupt. Rec tor Daly, bankrupt, owe the bank 154. 0O0; Swank Company, bankrupt, 117.000. partially secured by real es tate: Moore Hardin, bankrupt, about 170.000; Central Manufacturing Com pany, bankrupt. llt.OOO; F. Aldrtch, of Ooldendale. 186.000. partially secured, and several Individuals from S1000 to J7000 each. Moaaadro'a Presence Reaaeated. - Fred W. Tempea ha wired Governor Hay to have Mr. Mohundro recalled to the state at once, as he la a material witness In the case. Mohundro la at- tending a Convention of the Bankers Association at New Orleans, and Gov ernor Hay replied by wire today that he had Instructed Mohundro to return. Not much was done in the matter of prosecuting the bankers until July, when warranta for their arrests were finally served, Phillips and Daniels being charged with accepting money for deposit when they knew that the bank waa Insolvent. Each was ar rested on two counts, and each yaa re leased under $10,000 bond. Feeling has been bitter against Phillips, prin cipally, and a petition was circulated and signed and forwarded to Wash ington, aaklng that he be asked to resign from the position In the Gov ernment Land Offlce. but thla haa had no effect. ' A. 8. Bennett and W. W. McCredl have been retained by the defendant. iiliis oui IlilPlllllI'vll brldge to carry the pipeline across Ce dar River, and the regular supply will be turned Into the reservoirs Friday night. Persons who have been accustomed to dally use of the bathtub have suf fered greatly during the water fa mine. Buildings on the higher hills will be without running water until Friday night. Trains on all railroads are moving aa usual, the Northern Pacific and Great Northern trains moving prac tically on schedule. The Northern Pa clflo beat 'its competitors Into Van couver. B. C, by getting through by way of Sumas at S o'clock this morn ing. Milwaukee trains are still using Northern Pacific tracks over the Cas cade Mountains, but hopes to have It own line In operation tomorrow aft- fcernoen. Traftlo on tne inieruroia electric line btween Seattle ana im coma was resumed today. TEACHERS AND PUPILS DIS MISSED FOR PRESENT. Normal Condition Will Not Prevail Till Friday and Cltlxen Are Warned to Boll All Water Now. SEATTLE. Waslu, Nov. il. The pub llo chools today dismissed teacher and pupil until Monday, and the County and Federal Courts excused Jurors and adjourned until Monday. The water famine la being relieved, but normal condltlona will not pre vail until Friday. Impure water Is be ing pumped from Lakes Union and Washington and pure mater from Swan Lake. Cltlxena are warned td boll all their water. The city's workmen are making good progress with tha temporary Use TIZ Smaller Feet Sore Feet, Tender Feet and Swollen Feet Cured Every Time TIZ Make Sore Feet We'd No Matter What Alls Them. Everyone who Is troubled with sore, aweaty. or tender feet swollen feet smelly feet, corns, callouses or bunion can quickly make their feet well now. Here la Instant relief and a lasting, permanent remedy It's called TIZ. TIZ make sore feet well and swollen feet are quickly reduced to their natur. al slxe. Thousands of ladle have been able to wear shoes a fulKalie smaller wltn perfoct comfort. I' s the only foot remedy ever made which acta on the principle of drawing out all the poisonous exudatlona which cause sore feet. Powders and other remedies merl clojr up the pores. TIZ cleanses them out and keeps them clean. It works rlKht off. You will feel better the very first time It's used. Use It a week and you can forget you ever bad sore feet. There Is nothing on earth that can compare with It. TIZ as for sale at ail druggists !& and 60 cents per box or direct, if you wish, from Walter Luther Dodge A Co, Chi cago, 'li, Take some of your spare time and rub elbows with our Winter Over coats; get in touch with our Business Suits. To day see the splendid Suits and Overcoats at 14.00 It will surely pay you. Special for Thanksgiving Day It Means Turkey Money for You. Bring In this coupon. It's good for 10c on every dollar of your purchase as our Thanksgiving . offering to you. JLilUll GusKuhnPrcjb. 166-170 THIRD ST.-, (A) Springfield Laundry Is Sold. SPRINGFIELD, Or., Nov. 2J. (Spe cial.) J. W. Baker haa sold the Spring field steam laundry, established by him here less than a year ago, to O. W. Ketchum and F. H. Murray. .The ma chinery Is all new and Is housed In a new concrete building. Mr. Murray Is an expert laundryman and la a recent arrival here from La Grande. Notarial Commission Revoked. RALEM. Or.. Nov. 22. (Special.) The Closing-Out J l I m!:iIWw Our Need Is Opportunity We have the largest stock of Imported and Domestic Wool ens, Scotch Plaids, Irish Tweeds, Clay and Unfinished Worsteds, Cheviots and Bhie Serges on hand at any time since going into business. These musfall be spld to give space to our new Spring stock. This is what we are go ing to do: Beginning Thursday, Novem ber 23, we will close out every Suit or Overcoat in the house at cost of making. All $40, $45 and $50 Suitings at $30.00 $32.50 $35.00 The quality of the goods and workmanship are guaranteed to be up to the standard always maintained by us. EXCLUSIVE FABRICS ONLY INDIVIDUAL PATTERNS STYLES THAT TYPIFY GOOD TAILORING The Clever Clothes Shop 349 WASHINGTON STREET Majestic Theater Building smeHdrds If It's About Correct Clothes Ask Stone notarial commission of Jamea Evars. ex-ca.shler of the defunct Philomath Etate Bank, was revoked by Governor West today. The reasons for revoca tion of the commission, aa explained by the Governor, were that Evars Is charged with making false statements as to the bank'a condition and with re ceiving; deposits when he knew the bank was In a state of Insolvency. OYSTERS The Tenderest Food For Tired Digestions TFT - fgalshioj? gflffl ' Njljpp The new - Ice cold container called the tealsblpten contalniiix delicious, fresh, raw Sealshipt Oysters. Smll sue H callon, enooxb. for a small family. The new Ice cold container called the Sealshipten containing deliclons, fresh, raw Sealsliipt Oysters. Larae aiie H callon, enough for a large family. At every family table there is some one whose appetite needs tempting. Some one whose digestion will not manage coarse meat dishes day after day. For such, the ideal food is oysters the daintiest morsels of the sea. A delight and a relief for oysters carry their own digestive. The Sealshipt Oyster System extends from the most famous seaside beds right to your own ice box. The growers, shippers, jobbers and the dealers here who display the famous Sealshipt sign all are a part of a single organization. , A t.o(X),l)00 organisation which guarantees you olid, perfect oysters with all of the sea flavor saved ovsters at their best. The new Sealshiptens shown above are sealed. Individual packages packed with solid Sealshipt Oysters, no water. They are a double guarantee that yon get tha genuine. These packages, large and small, are to be had at the stores of good dealers here. They offer the added advantage that you now for the first time can get genuine Northern Selects straight from the Atlantic Coast and ibiow that yon art gitiing them. Moreover, they insure your getting get solid oyster meats no waste, a really economical food in individual ics cold containert. s The small Sealshipten containing just enough Northern Selects for a meal for a small family, retails for 40c. The large Sealshipten containing twice the quantity retails for 83c. Ask your grocer, market man or fish "dealer for a Sealshipten of these delicious oysters today. Befrl aerated asear aeal from the beds to yea. Ho aneserTaH-vee need. 1 aval mcs ui WA ff II I' 1 0SI en (Delicious, fresn, raw uysxers; RETAIL DEALERS, mot yt supplied with SEALSHIPTENS, write or aire quick to Ezdaare Selling Agents, PRODUCERS' SALES CO., 311 Glisan St.,Port!and MrMktr Ammtrnttom for PromoHom of Parity tm Food. 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