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SHEPARD PLACED
AT HEAD OF MILITIA
r Circuit Court Jurist Passes on
Case, Giving favorable
if Decision.
LAWSUIT SETTLES POINT
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,r Commander Simpson, of MarshfleM,
, Ignorea Action and Judge Brad
j . shaw's Verdict Necessarily
In Plaintiffs Favor,
a
George 8. Shepherd Is now nominally
' in charge of tha Oregon Naval Militia
v and .the cruiser Boston, aa a raault of
).a dcclalon yesterday by Circuit Judge
Bradahaw. But. In reality, tba naval
mllltla affaire ara In an almoat hope
lea tangle, and Governor Weat haa aald
that unless It can ibow why It ahould
rontlnua to exist It will ba abolished.
Tha lawault decided by Judge Brad-
' ahaw yaaurday waa ona brought by
" Khepherfl against R. M. Simpson, of
Marshfleld. tha commander, to compel
Hlmpson to ahow by what right ha held
'tha pnaltlon of commander. Commander
" Wmr(in Ignored the suit, and aa no
anawer was filed, tha Judge's decision
' waa neceaaarlly In Shepherd a favor.
Tha trouble In the naval mllltla
' datea back to about a year a (to. when
Shepherd and John T. Blaine, an axecu
tlva officer, quarreled In the Armory.
A Court of Inquiry was railed, and
(Shepherd waa ousted from hla position
as captain. Blaln and John McNulty,
. commander, also ware ousted.
An election to fill the place of cap
tain waa then held, and Hlmpaon waa
' declared elected. But only the votea
of the offlcere ware counted. Tha an-
Hated man had voted for Shepherd, and
If their votea had been counted Shep
herd aaya ha would have ben elected.
Between the time Shepherd waa
ouatd by tha Court of Inquiry and tha
time pf tha election J. J. Keynolda waa
't appointed to nil tha place of captain.
Shepherd brought ault against him. and
. won It. but not until Reynolds waa out
of tba service. Then Bhepherd brought
tha ault against Simpson.
Simpsons election waa contingent
. upon hla passing the examination for
captain. Thla ha failed to do, and thus
became commanding officer.
,, OuaUva J. Blomberg was then ap
pointed executive officer of the Boaton.
He waa recently removed becauaa of the
- notortoua conduct of a paroled prisoner
from tha Salem Penitentiary aboard the
Boaton. aald to have been with Blom
. berg's knowledge. This Mr. Blomberg
denies, i
It now remains for Bhepherd to pass
the examination for the captaincy.
MIST ISSVES HIS UITIMATCM
Xaval Mllltla Hunt Tell Soon VnJ
It la tSate Benefit.
SALEM. Or., June 10. (Special.)
' "Several days ago I announced that the
Oregon Naval Mllltla would bava to
give reasons why It should continue to
exist or It would be disbanded, de
clared Governor Weat tonight "It the
court held that Mr. Shepard la the right
ful captain of the Naval mllltla, that la
only ona mora reason. In my mind, to
- make me demand that the organisation
' glva reasons to Justify Its existence."
On top of this declaration, the Qor-
em or pointed out wherein he considers
that Shepard has won only barren
, victory at the most. The executive says
Captain Simpson, who Is supposedly
' captain, la in reality commander, that
ha Is commlKSloned as commander and
that' the office of captain has been
abolished.
When Captain Reynolds resigned aa
captain, says Governor Weat. and It fell
' upon the shoulders of the executive to
appoint a successor to him. Simpson
was appointed, not as captain, but as
commander.
' Oeorge Shepard brought proceedings
1 to determine whether Simpson ahould
be at the bead of the mllltla or
1 whether the offlcere of the line ahould
" name tha head of the organisation or
r whether that duty ahould fall to the
men as a whole. It la certain from
' what statement. Governor Weat would
make public tonight that he will con
1 tlnue to demand that the Oregon Na
val Mllltla show within ' the S0-day
limit, which expires this month, why
the organisation Is a benefit to the
state. The victory of Shepard la auch
a victory, he aaya. aa to cause the
Oovernor to make a still more atrenu
oua demand on tha organisation to
' give Ita full reaaona for continuing
longer as a state organisation.
It Is also certain that If Shepard
calls upon the Governor to be commis
sioned ae captain of the mllltla that
' Shepard will be practically refused
such commission. This much wss In
timated by the executive when tie
stated that In event an Incident of thla
.latere occurred ha would take tha
'matter under advleemeot Indefinitely.
The Governor treata tha office of
captain of the Naval Mllltla aa being
an entirely dead letter and Inetata that
no auch office now exists. By Infer
ence Ae declarea that no auch office
will axlat aa long aa ha la Governor.
RAYMOND SHOWS GROWTH
Washington Town't Gain Proved by
Directory and School Census.
RAYMOND. Wash-. June 10 (Special.)
Polka directory for 1911 for the City
of Raymond contains till names of ac
' tual residents of this city. Using the
multiple 14, commonly used In the
weat. the population of thla city is
&&. ' The correctness of theae flgurea
la borne out by the recent school eanaua
whl'.-lil shows an Increased enrollment
of nearly 100 scholara. the total num
ber being 638.
Many new residences have been built
during the year, yet there are few va
cant houses In the city. The outlook
for the Summer and Fall Is encourag
ing. ; ' ' '
rioneer Pastor to Speak.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell, one of the pioneer
preachrra of Oregon, will deliver the
memorial addreaa at the meeting of the
Chapter of Sorrow of the Eastern Star
at Masonic Temple tonight. Mr. Bell
la grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge
of Masons. Regular business of the
grand chapter will be conducted at
a A. M. tomorrow and at o'clock to
morrow night ritual work will be put
on by tha grand officers and the floral
work by the Eastern Chapter, of Baker,
The grand chapter officers will ba In
stalled Thursday afternoon.
Wldener to Build Library.
' PHILADELPHIA. June 10. Philadel
phia bibliophiles are Intereatad In the
announcement that It la the Intention of
P. A. B. Wldener to build a wing to
Harvard University library. In which to
.house the almost priceless book treas
ures of his grandson, Harry E. Wlde
'ner. who lost his life when the Titanic
"want down.
SCENES IN NEW YORK WAITERS' STRIKE ATT TTS LEADER
fym ml -t-m
j- ii i Mirny w JZJ2-Zks.- WJaTl
Photoa
ABOVK, UTRIKKHJ II FHONT OP RID
EL9EH, THUU LEADER BELOW,
TRIHEH9.
FEAST BRINGS HOWL
Walters Try to Stop Banquet
for Germans.
NOISY CROWD CORRALLED
Police Arrest 100 Disturbers and
Relay Mob to Stations In Many
Patrol . Wagons) Strikers
Fall In Their Purpose.
(Concluded From First P.)
so-called "heavy artillery" of the force,
while Patrolman Lo wry Mead on bla
war borae Dart repreaentad tha cav
alry.
The first clash came this evening
whan atrlkera bad not moved enough
to ault the police and eight of them
war arrested and taken to the sta
tion where later they were balled out.
This Incensed the mob. which, as its
numbers Increased, became noisy and
more menacing In Its actions.
In their hats or auapended from their
buttonholea tha man ware placards
TALRVTED ACTRESS TO SELL,
IA.DWICHK9 TO AID IF
RAGB CACSE.
Alice) Fleaslac. Leading Woman
f the Balker Stock Conaaay.
For the purpose of raising funda
to assist tha Woman'a Suffrage
League several prominent society
women have volunteered to go
out upon tha streets today In a
large wagon and sell sandwiches.
Ice cream cones, and other lunch
delicacies on the streets. Among
these are. Mrs. A. King Wilson,
president of the Woman'a Club;
Dr. Eather C. Pohl. Mrs. John M.
Scott, wife of the general passen
ger agent of tha Southern Pa
cific Railroad, and Alice Flem
ing, leading woman of the Baker
Stock Company, who recently re
turned to the city from the East
and Canada.
Mlsa Fleming has always taken
a lively Interest In mattara con
cerning the welfare of women -and
looka forward to the novelty
of handing out doughnuts and
coffee or ham sandwiches to the
hnsarry public today with all tha
enthualaam of a school girl at
her firat party. "Pike" Davla bas
volunteered to accompany tha
sandwich wagon, ring the dinner
bell and between - the Intervale
of carving meat and buttering
bread and waffles, tall the Inter
ested throngs all about tha Wo
man's Suffrage movement In Ore
movement in Ore- k
states. . I
gon -and other states.
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HKKTtlRAIDT AXD 8K4POHAP OF
ELKH AODHESSIXO MEETIJIO Of
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with the Inecrlptlon "I am a hotel
worker. We are on a strike."
Trouble Boaarth ss4 Fessi.
Inspector Daly sized up the threat
ening parsders for a moment and re
marked, "These fellows are evidently
looking for trouble, and. by George,
they are going to get It." Then he
gave a signal and his men pounced on
the strikers all down the line.
There waa wild confusion for a while.
Some of the mob fled, but others
held their ground and began to argus
and expostulate. All such were nabbed
without parley or ceremony.
Inspector Daly ' had cloaed each of
the ex lata of the Aator Court back of
tha hotel by a wall of bluecoats with
clubs drawn and mto tha coral the end
lees chain of strikers was precipitated
pell mell for safe-keeping. They
were warned that at the slightest dam
onstratlon of resistance severe mea
sures would be taken.
Most of theme were quiet, but some
struggled and hooted producing a com
motion which brought hundreds from
the hotel and some of those at the
banquet to die windows.
Strikers made a rush for ths streets,
but the bluecoats shoved them back.
Hundreda banked up In the atreet Just
far enough away to be out of reach
of ihe busy policemen and were Inter
ested apectatora of tba melee.
The patrol wagon dashed up and
men were chucked Into It until It would
hold no more. Policemen with revol
vers handy Jumped on the driver's seat
and on the back atapj and away It aped
to the atatlon-houae, dumping Its mot
ley crew snd returning for others.
IS SEEN
COLLEGE MERGER MEASCRE
DISCUSSED AT O. A. C.
Bill Said to Dodge. Ismes In Pro
posal to Combine Oregon Uni
versity nd Aggy School.
CORVALUS, O., June 10. (Special.)
The proposed measure providing for
one Board of Regents for the Oregon
Agricultural College and the University
of Oregon was discussed at the annual
meeting of the O. A. C. Alumni Asso
ciation held here today.
The members from other section of
the state than Corvallla favored pass
ing a resolution opposing the measure,
but It was finally decided to refer the
matter to the executive committee.
Those expreaaing opposition to the
bill aald I dodgea the Issue, will keep
the schools In politico and thi it la
not the settlement of the achooi ques
tion that he voers of tie state r"ave
demanded. Owing to their special In
terest the Corvallls members did not
participate In the discussion.
The following officers of the asso
ciation for the year- were elected: A.
O. B. Bouquett, president: B. I. Betty,
vice-president; II. 1 Holgate. secre
tary; members executive committee. J.
Fred Yatea. Mrs. C. T. McDevltt. Miss
Bertha Davla.
Daughters of Norway Meet.
The annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the Daughters of Norway waa
held yeaterday In Danla Hall, on Rus
sell and Borthwlck atreete, attended
by delegates from 14 societies. Includ
ing' Portland. Spokane, fui Francisco,
Seattle. Tacoma, Belltngham, Asbland,
Eureka, Coeur d'Ateoe, Ballard, Van
couver, B. C. , Aberdeen. Loa Angelea
and Hoqulam. Tha following offlcera
were elected: President. Mrs. Martha
Heyelstad, of-Tacrma. Wash.; vice
president. Mrs. C. P. Bernsdon. of Se
attle. Wash.; Judge, Mrs. O. Larsen, of
Seattle: secretary, Mrs. M. N. Wilson,
of Seattle: treasurer. Mrs. Minnie
Holmes, Tacoma: mlstreeo of oere
monies, Mrs. J. P. N'llaen. of Ballard,
Wash.; escort. Mrs. Jennie Maldon. of
Portland: Inner guard. Mrs. HeJga H.
Retley, of Spokane, Wash.; outer guard,
Mr. J. L. Jackeon. of Bellingham,
ash.: trustees Mrs. Laura Walstar,
Tacoma. and M. Llsxl Nllsen. Taroma.
The organisation stands for loyalty to
this country and to the contention that
America was discovered by a Nor
wegian, and not by Columbus.
.
. .aw m gaV
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wholesomeness there
I i V T M a-
BAKING POWDER
Tbc Best of the H!ah-Grad Baktea Powdtrs-Wo Alauaa
8 KILLED WITH AX
Villisca, Iowa, Scene of Ter
rible Crime.
MURDERER IS WOT KNOWN
Man and Wife, Pour Children and
Two Women Onestn Ttscov
ered in Beds With Their
Heads Crushed. .
VILLISCA. Is June 10 Joseph
Moore, a leading VlUlaca buslneaa man.
his wife and four children and two wo
men visitors. Miss Edith and Miss
Blanche Spllllnger, were found mur
dered In their beds in the Moore borne.
Their heads had been crushed to a
pulp.
An ax, covered with blood and hu
man hair, found In the house. Is sup
posed to have been the Instrument with
which the crime waa committed. There
la no definite clew to ths murderer.
No rohherv waa committed, and It
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LiiilBMiiO
V ka axti rrw rn inr-mo a rrniTo !
388 Morrison Street
(Opposite Olds, Wortraan & King.)
EXIT THE FRYING PAN
THE MODERN HOUSEKEEPER USES A THERMATIC
Bakes and roaata without first partially cooking and without
reheating before serving. Boils, steams and stews far better
than by any other method and requires no attention after food
has been placed into it.
Don't spend all of your time in the hot kitchen get a
Thermatic and have
HOT MEALS IN A COOL KITCHEN
It paya for itself. Fully guaranteed. ,
J. J. ICAJDDERLY
' 130
Established 1873
Delicious
Doughnuts
perfectly raivj. They
will be wholesome and
delicious and will not
7 soak fat" if you use
Rumford. For Droducinz
food of most delicate flavor
and perfect lichtnets and
is no baking powder to equaL
WMQLCSQMC
aeema clear that only a desire for re
unless the work waa done by a mad
man. Horses neighing In tha barn at the
Moore borne caused a woman neighbor
to notice that no member of the family
appeared to be up and about the house.
Moore and his wlfs ware tha first to
be discovered. They were lying la their
bed In a front room. Then came the
finding of the bodlea of the two guests,
and later those of the children In a
third room. Moore was the manager of
an Implement concern and a leader In
buslneaa and octal clrclea.
The dead are: Joseph Moore and
wife; Herman Moore, 11 years old;
Catherine Moore. yeare old; Boyd
Moore. 7 years old: Paul Moore, years
old; Mlsa Edith Spllllnger. IS yeara old;
Mlsa Blanche Fpllllnger. 11 years old.
Owing to the terrible mutilation the
Identity of the two women could net
at first ba established. They were be
lieved to be Mrs. Van ODder and her
daughter, ralatlvea of the Moorea.
Later they were positively Identified aa
the Spllllnger alsters. . daughtera of a
wealthy farmer living a few mllea from
VlUlaca, who had been at a church en
tertainment here laat night.
Juat a year and a day ago Portland.
In the height of her annual festivities,
was horrfTled by a crime paralleling In
almoat every detail, the massacre In
Iowa, when William Hill, bla wife and
two children were alaughtered In their
beds while asleep In their home at
Ardenwald. south of the city. The ab
sence of robbery or other apparent
motive exists In each case, ami It la
believed here that the Iowa crime was
committed by a .maniac of the same
aort as the man to whom the H1U mur
ders are attributed
First St., 131 Front St.
Canadian Money Accepted at Full Value Tele-
Shone Exchanges for Your Convenience Open a
onthly Account Today Free Delivery to All Parts
of the City Prompt Service.
A Shopping Opportunity for Our Visitors
Unlike our former Rose Festivals, we are this week
holding our First Removal Sale, preparatory to
moving into the New Wood-Lark Building. As a
result, we are offering exceptional saving oppor
tunities on goods that are useful and necessary. To
say that the same Woodard-Clarke & Co. quality is
in evidence with the reduced prices is like carrying
water to the ocean. Quality at all times is our rule.
Note the following prices:
Champagnes
Murem'a Eitra Dry; full f I 7C
als tus, half else 1 .1 3
Veuve Clicquot lry; full 0 flft
else SAAe, half slse 4iUU
Cock s Imperial; full alaa OR
2.oe, half else l3
"i'aul Union' Special at... 79
-lrruy" Special at SI. 49
SPARKLISO WIXKS.
Imported Bparkllna; Bur- 0 IQ
fundy; res;, asjia, special.. e)i43
m ported Pverkllnc Mo- ) 07
llt: rea-. SS-ue, special... iwl
Italian flwiss Sparkling Hur.
rundy; full alas 91M, half ygg
Italian 8Ms Fparkllne; Kuryunrly
(white); full else J3, half 7jjj,
Create Hlanoa Fnarkllns: Bur.
sundy; full alaa SB, half y g q
t'reeta Blanra Pparkllna; Biirriiny
(white); full alia IIJS, halt 7fjg
California ' PparklYn ' Wlneai II.
special rHl
rinldwi Star Sparkling Wines, a
domestic champagne; OQn
specie! 03U
Rectal Dilators. I In set 7K
hoft rubber Rectal Tubes, aa- A(t
sorted slzea. ?0-lnrh HUli
oft rubber Colon Tubes, as- Ofla
sorted si sea. 0-lnrh DUb
Hark reeta (adjustable), with an1
without arms. C fin
.t.OO to 3iUU
Zinc douche pans R44
White enametled Douche Cans. wrh
?nd..4: $i.5Q
Be a Weather Prophet
Thermometers, hard rubber and
aluminum, ebaln cases, cor- 7Co
titled. SOe and I
Arch Supports, all slses, f I Cfi
assorted, per pair liOU
Arnold
Vibrators. complete In
rase
!.T'.'.0.V. $19.50
tora
Summer Belts, extra light- QCa
wolght. assorted alaea s,Jl
Homeopathic Section
"Treatment of Dleeasea" with the
twelve Tisane Remedies. Also tha
celebrated Ounther'a Ooltre Rem
edy In powder or tablets We are
agents for Luytle's Celebrated
Homeo preparations.
C. A W. Concentrated Flavoring
FTtracta. Vanilla. 25. 60.
T6e and S1.2S.
Lemon 2c. SO4 and Hl.OO.
Have You Any Chickens
A'enarla Carbollneum. Paint or
spray your chicken, bouse with title
famous "German OCp
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Best for Rose Beads
Attar Rose. Genuine, from OCp,
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Eraslne Removes pitch. fruit
stalna and oil from gloves, car
pets and woolen goods, Bot- 2Q
Japaneae Cleenalng Cream. In
stantly resnoves grease and epote
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Do Not Fail to Visit the Special
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Embodying the Different Models and Features of
E. M. F. "30" and FLANDERS "20" CARS
Q The Cut-away Chassis in operation
jCC showing the inside parts in action.
C The "First to Hazelton" Flanders
OeC "20" Rebuilt and as good as new.
C The Flanders "20" Delivery Car
Jee The car that "Delivers the Goods."
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Chapman and Alder Streets
T.J,, 23rJ Street." Portland Heights and Council Crest" or "Baa,
feair Care cn Washington Street to Chapman Street. Turn to Left-
Take "W" Car oe Morrisoei Street to Chapman Street. Turn to Right.
You Are Cordially Invited
to visit our plant any week day and enjoy a trip
through all the numerous departments. I nl formed
guides In attendance. Iarn about Government In
spection, a valuable feature of this modern, sanitary
Plant. Thla Inaurea purchasers of meat and meat
products, bearing the Government stamp of approvBl,
absolutely pure and wholesome food. Isltors In Port
land will find this trip a pleasant and Instructive one,
occupying most of a morning or afternoon. Tske the
Xlleslsslppl ave. (L) car or 6U Johna car and transfer
to Kenton.
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NORTH rOKTXAKD, ORKGO.
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E5 C OUBAG EMENT GIVEN SMALL INDUSTRIES
For literature, writ or call at offiea of
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liiin 6076, or A 3774.
For Early Vacation
Travel
New ehlpnirnt of "Cross" Kngllsh
leathers.
Likely Trunks for men snd wom
en; steamer ami ar,1roie . nr.
anteed for strenatli and Uurablllt v.
Prices from mtJOO to t (TT
TR.00 74 Uir
Wicker, bamboo and reed Knit
Cases. To close our entire stmk
for removal, prlcea from 1 nCC
2.oo to Sis.eo 4 Uil
All leather Hult Cases, In every
slse and style, with and without
straps: prlcea from SJ.oo ftrr
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f-ln. cowhide Hult Case: leather
straps all around, shirt fold Inside
riveted frame, strop locks anl
holts; regularly 100; spe- gg
Our "Green Koap." mails In strict
conformity to the 1". K, I'harma
copela. and 40s a Jar.
Belmont's Sunshine Mete! Polish.
Works easy and putrkly, giving a
beautiful lustre to nil metals. I an,
15. 2S and 4Qc.
Oculists, Attention I
Just received large shipment of
Artificial Eyes. Largest assort
ment In the Northwest.
Choro-Bromlne "Wood-lark"
A reliable, rapid and effective 1 le -Infectant
solution. For ccllsrs,
barns, closets. Vtflf
Bottle HUb
Btorklng Darners. Uc and SKc; Cn
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Going to the Beach?
Bathing fruit Bag 250
Keep the Dust Down
Du s tless Pust Clothe 19
Celluloid Balls; reg. 10c, 15c, Op
i6c, now Jl
Red Fountain Hyrtnge lengths Q.
reg. 3&o; now u
2-ql. Id Comb. Waterbot- I 17
tie and Bvrlnge I
Red Fountain Syringe, 1-qt.; OQ
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For corps, bunlona, warta end
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George'a corn and bunion plasters,
A complete line herek
Sterling Headache Tablets. 0C
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Kilmer's Bwamp-Root, reg. Q
0c. speclsl
Absorblno Jumor, reg. $1.00, 7Qe
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I'ape's ..Plapepaln. reg. 0c, OOe
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Hi. ecus Alterans, reg. $!.?. l
pedal wl.l
l.lsterlne, reg. $1.00, special 5f
Ktuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets, OQe
reg. S0c, special ."J," , -r!f
Cascareta, reg. Ha, ane'll. Tc
Pimm Remedy for Whooping
Cough. Hoothee and moderates the
rough and tenda to prevent CQg
the convulsions owl'
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