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AIM DECLINES
10 THROW MUD
Principles Are Declared to Be
Above Personalities in
City Campaign.
ISSUES FULLY DISCUSSED
Attitnd o.n Liquor Question, Social
Problem and Public rtilities
Known and Fair Deal for All
Candidate's Sole Pledge.
H. K. ALBEC8 SPEAKING BATES.
Tonight at S o'clock be will P
In the Portsmouth School. Tonight at
g SO o'clock ho will speak In tho
Fentiuula SchooL Tomorrow night
ho will speak at Vancouver tvenat
and rro street: Wednesday night .
lie will speak In tho Sunnyslda
School. His meeting for later date
will be announced from day to day.
Operation of the city on a business
basis, fair .treatment for all citizens,
economy In the expenditure of public
funds, faithful enforcement of the
laws equally to all classes, and the
elimination of politics in municipal af
fairs are some of the things for which
H. R. Albee. candidate for Mayor, stands.
In conducting his campaign he has
steadfastly declined to "throw mud."
taking the attitude that principles and
not personalities are the features of
Interest to the people. All of his prom
ises as to bis position on matters per
taining to the city have been made pub
licly, and he has refused to enter Into
any private discussions or to pledfe
himself on patronage.
"In my conduct of the Mayor's office
neither party politlca nor the political
game will be countenanced. My efforts
wtll be for rood citizenship, Justice
and equal rights. Every citizen will
be given a chance to be heard on mat
ters that concern his welfare aa a citi
zen and resident of Portland."
daestlwu Are Invite.
That Is a quotation from Hr. Albee's
platform. Issued after the adoption of
the commission charter. May S. . At
that time he said be would discuss
other municipal features from time to
time. He has been speaking In va
rious sections of the city since and has
frankly told the people where he stands
on every problem that confronts the
city. At all of his meetings he has in
vited questions, even going so far as to
ask criticism, should any present wish
to take issue with him. In this manner
he has made known his views and has
told the voters what he purposes to do.
If elected.
"All that I promise to do. says Mr.
Albee. "is contained in one statement,
namely, that I will, if elected, devote
my time and attention to the best In
terests of the while people. It would
, be foolish for me to promise to do
' specirtc things beyond my power to
fulfill, hence I simply pledge myself
to work for everything that will make
conditions better In Portland. If you
believe In me. you will then believe
that, when I make this pledge. I shall
Veep it. If you see fit to make me your
Mayor."
A ax were Freely Made.
There is nothing of the fanatic In any
of Mr. Albee's statements of his posi
tion on public questions. Every ques
tion that is asked him invariably brings
back an answer, revealing his one great
principle fair dealing. He declares
that around that principle everything
centers, and he promises at every meet
ing that he holds and in all of his pub
lic utterances to give every one fair
and Impartial treatment.
Among the many questions that have
been asked of him there being scarce
ly a meeting at which it Is not asked
Is regarding his attitude on the liquor
business. He always answers that
question by saying be will enforce the
laws, fairly and impartially: that the
liquor business Is legally recognised
as legitimate and that. If elected, he
will compel all saloons to keep within
the law: further than that, he always
explains, he could not go. neither could
any public official go farther, even If
he bad the desire to do so.
Sorial Evil Dtaearaed.
Mr. Albee's sympathetic nature al
ways asserts Itself when he is asked
as to his stand in regard to a restricted
district for unfortunate women. He
explains that he does not favor auch
a district, aa. he says, experience has
shown it to be of no avail aa to bring
ing about better conditions. He favors
the atrlctest enforcement of the law
against all men who live from the
earnings of such women and would
cause them to be arrested and put to
work, he declares. Aa to the women.
be believes that an Industrial borne
should be established, where tbey may
go and be given vocational training,
the object being to make them Inde
pendent and to enable them to become
good cltixens again. -
Ample small parks and playgrounds
for every section of the city are fa
vored by Mr. Albee. as he says he be
lieves that It Is better to expend sums
of money for this purpose than to
neglect the boys and girls and to con
tinue under existing conditions, which
make necessary the maintenance of
courts. Jails and reformatories. He be
lieves there is the closest connection
between lack of proper recreation and
.ii.ut- IT holtevea that It Is bet
ter to purchase ground for the small
parks ana piaygrounus now,
future. He favors adequately-equipped
playgrounds tor every ipcuuu i "
citv where there are children.
Kree municipal collection of garbage,
adequate facilities for its destruction
brought about by special care, largely
through garoage cgurcuuu uu
Km rrnr mit K him
He has also pledged himself to work
for the Immediate estaonsnmeni 01 one
....Kit, market nn the Market block
site on the West Side and the rapid
extension 01 puuut .c -j
-. t, until aiirh time as
inrvugiiuut . j -
every section where the patronage Is
. . .. i - - .1
sufficient snail nave ocm i.mtu
. In any event, he has said, he favors
the Immediate establishment of a mu
nicipal paving plant, unless the paving
concerns are willing to make a great
Teauctiou in vi '
68 MAZAMAS REGISTERED
Party to Go to Mammoth Caves on
Special Train.
The Mazainas will leave at 7:30
.i.w.r n.ii Thursday night on a spe
cial train for an outing at Oregon Mam
moth Caves In Southern Oregon, on In
vitation of the Commercial Club x of
Grant Tass. and will return on Jime
2. Already persons have registered
to leave Portland and 17 more, in a
special car. will Join at Eugene.
The itinerary of the club is as fol
lows: Leave Portland 7:30, .May is
arrjve Grants Pas. I A, M, May 30
visit the caves, passieg two nights in
camp: leave Grant Pass :30 P. M
June 1, arrive Portland 6:30 A, M,
June 2. '
The registration doses Tuesday night.
Registration may be made with W. P.
Hardesty. room 415 City HalL The fol-.
lowing are registered:
Loring H. Adams; Louisa Almy, Hills
dale: Ida M. Arneson, Charles E. Atlas,
J. M. Balmanno, F. W. Beneflel. O. B.
Ballou. A. J. Bingham and Myrtle
Bingham; E. T. Barnes and Ralph
Barnes, Salem: W. H. Beharrell, Jr..
Hillsdale: J. E. Bronaugh. George Bron
augh, Anna Bullivant. J. C. Bush. Mrs.
Harris S. Calhoun, Anna C. Dllllnger.
Olive Donnell. Helen Dunham. William
IL Ehrman and Mrs. Harriet Ehricke;
C. E. Forsythe, Castle Rock, Wash.;
Paulino Geballe. Rodney L. GUsan Mar
tha O. Goldapp. Calla M. Hand. Nv. P.
Hardesty and A. L. Heyer, Jr.; Dr. J. I
Hill. Albany; Mr. and Mrs. E. Hofer,
Salem: Mary E. Hunt. Vancouver,
Wash.; Estelle Kaylor, Salem; Dr. Grace
Keith and D. P. Lamb; Freda Latou-
rette, Hillsdale; E. -H. Looml: Lydla E.
Loverlng. Seattle, Wash.: Charles 11.
Marias. Lena Nealond. Neva Patterson.
A. F. Parker, Laura Peterson and E. F.
Peterson; H." M. Parks. Corvallis; Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Piper and Mary E.
Powell; Catherine Pooler. Salem: Rose
Coursen Reed. George X. Riddell, F. A.
Rosenkrans, Reta Sammons, George F.
Scott and Marlon Schneider: Cora
Shaver and Pansy Shaver. Hillsdale;
J. C. Sharp; A. M. Swartley, Corvallis;
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Umbdens tock, T.
Brook White. William W. Widmer, C
B. Woodworth; J. L. Karnopp Hillsdale;
H. H. Preuty. Hillsdale; Mrs. E. F.
Skelton. Corvallis. -
The following persons of Eugene
will Join the main party there:
Professor A. J. Collier. R. M. Day.
Bessie Day. C. S. Frank, Mrs. Ella
Fisher. W. F. Gilstrap. Ruth Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Lee. H. M. Mayo,
D. O. Robinson, Mrs. Blanche Thurston,
Luctle Voran. W. C. Yoran and three
others, making 17 from that point.
Probably several additional will go
from Eugene.
Trip to Caves Is Arranged.
GRANTS PASS. Or.. May I.i'. (Spe
cial.) Great preparations are being
made in anticipation of the arrival of
the Mazamas of Portland, and Eugene.
wno are to be here lor a three-days'
tour of the Josephine County Mammoth
Caves this week. President Kroh, of
the Commercial Club, and Secretary
Quinlan are overlooking no details.
VICE BEHIND THIN VEIL
SILERIFF RAIDS KKSORTS XEAK
POLICE STATION.
Women of Questionable Character
Found In Fashionable Resi
dence District.
Vnder a thin veil of secrecy, Port
land's underworld Is running, to use
a Industrial expression, on half-time.
or considerably better. There is a ban
upon soliciting from windows, or pro
miscuous display upon .the streets, but
In the rendevous of questionable char
acter of both sexes the rowdy grill
room ntghtly may be seen gatherings
of unchaste individuals who come from
somewhere, and retire somewhere when
the hour strikes after which liquor
cannot be sold.
A raid by Sheriff Word Sat-
day night, his second Invasion of a
field usually considered purely muni
cipal, brought out 30 women from al
most as many houses, some of them In
the heart of the business district, and
several within pistol shot of the po
lice station. Directly across from the
east portal of the Chamber of Com
merce building, at Fourth and Stark
streets, the sheriffs men routed out the
once notorious Rose Hathaway, gen
erally presumed to have retired per
manently from her activities some
years ago. Two other women were
taken from a house on upper Wash
ington street, in the verge of the ex
clusive residence district.. Aside from
these, the raids Involved three gen
eral centers: The -vicinity of the po
lice station, the nest of shacks around
First and Clay streets, and the string
of resorts formerly operated by Tony
Arnaud and others on North Fourth
street.
Sheriff Word's ostensible purpose Is
an Indirect blow at male parasites,
whom he hopes to reach through the
detention of the women upon whom
they prey.
Three grill rooms In scattered- seo-
tions are recognized by the police as
the gathering places of Immoral women.
These are Denny's, at Third and Jef
ferson streets, the Green River Grill.
on Fifth street, directly opposite the
City HalL and the Pittsburg at Sixth
and Stark streets.
At the Green River, at the height of
the Jollty on Saturday night a po
llceraan walked through the place.
The last decisive move of the police
against the tenderloin was February
35. when about 50 women were ar
rested.
Po'itical Nates
IN the straw voting contest being held
I by the Oregon Multigraphlng Com
pany, the following selections for
Mayor were made by 55 voters of the
Civic Progress League at their
luncheon In the Portland Hotel Satur
day: First choice. Albee 43, Rushlight
1 and Kellaher 4: second choice, Albee
4, Rushlight 4 and Kellaher C.
Dan. Kellaher, candidate for Mayor,
Invites any and all candidates for
Commissioner to speak at the meet
ings which have been arranged for
him this week. Mr. Kellaher will speak
tonight on the street on both the East
and West Sides. Tomorrow night he
will apeak before the Sellwood 'Com
mercial Club; Wednesday night at Odd
fellows HalL East Seventeenth and Al
berta streets; Thursday night at Fire
men's Hall, East Thirty-fourth and
East Tamhlll: Friday night at Ford's
hail. Sunuyside; Saturday night at
West Side streets.
Two candidates for Mayor, one can
didate for Auditor and 24 candidates
for Commissioner mingled with the
crowds at the Oaks yesterday. The
whole 37 had one -stereotyped query
to a newspaperman's greeting: "Came
out here to meet a few friends."
Superintendent Bollinger, of the
Oaks, making a haphazard guess, re
marked that his cleaners this morning
would have between 50.000 and 60,000
pasteboard candidates' "cards" to
pick up.
Candidates hailed people wherever
they could find them, around the band
stand or In the concessions.
T. M. Hurlburt, L. Gerlinger. Jr.. and
T. X. Stoppenbach will addresa the
Twelve o'clock Club in the Journal
building today.
The Women's Political Science Club
will hold the second of their special
meetings for the study of local Is
sues -in the Medical building auditor
ium at 2:30 P. M. today.- Six candi
dates for Commissioner have been In
vited to address the club. Women are
invited to attend.
ROAD WORK TO BE TOPIC
Technical Club Will Be Governed
Vnder Commission Plan.
The noon meeting today In dining
room B at the Portland Commercial
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THE MORNING OREGONIAN. MONDAY,
Three
Db'irwGiTP
Ul.iJ.TtJiJUii.
"We, the undersigned, request W.L. Brewster rsh
of Portland at tne coining dune eiecuuu, uaviug
Wm. I. Harris ,
A. F. Wolff
E. E. McClure
Oscar Hatton
W. Pangburn
Geo. Wilson
Callie Tucker
Carrie Janin
Eva Evansen
Manda Larson
Nellie McGrath
Marie C. Ott
Emma Danneman
Frank Peoples
Alice Hurd
Ollie Baylan
R. S. Griffin
Lulu Gilbreth
Lillian Livingstone
Anna Gehl
Mary E. Gilbreth
Clara Halvorson
Mrs. Lena Baas
Miss Lillian Raas
Robt. E. Williams
Charles McAfee
Joseph K. Sehenx '
Geo. C. Stephenson
H. T. Clarke '
M.R. Spauldlng
Theo. Rowland
Thos. J.Swlvel
E. L. Pettis
G. E. Home
Wm. C. Kavanaugh
G. W. Gammie
W. L. Brewster.
Geo. C. Lnders
J. C. Brown
A. G. Hill
H. D. Kllbam
W. D. Whltcomb
H. R. Hayek
J. Annand
Ij. O.'Coddington
Roy Chapman
Katie Schwab
Tilly Petterson
A. W. Edwards
A. Vollbrecht
Bert Farrl
John S. Gramord
Geo. Cullins
Cella Ryan
Lulu Martin
Amanda Absher
Mabel Wright
G. T. Brown
Wm. F. Dodd
Wm. Umdenstock
R. H. Marx
E. S. Higgins
R. P. Meyer
C. H. Moore
R. W. Hodgkinson
W. E. Prudhomme
Thomas Dowdell
C. D. Brunn
F. II. Fogarty
P. E. Arlett
David Weiss
James S. Winters
J. H. Brewster
H. P. Barnhart
C. J. Bean
Harry H. Pearce
J. H. Dundore
E. G. Crawford
Frank C. Han
A. S. Myers
A- Sevlck
A. Diller
M. F. Doyle
Roy Chapman
Maude McCauley
Lena Goltz
Sadie Warren
Minnie Miller
C. W. Llghtner
Mary Warren
Lillian Collins
Mrs. Ora M. Little
C. A. King
Mrs. H. J. Martin ' .
J. Dannells
C. W. Helms
M. E. Wurfel
Gertrude Bowerman
T. J. Armentrout
W. C Westaway
E. Hilton
R. G. Stalker
E. E. Tressler
Geo. T. Carlson
John Erlckson
Theodore Kay
C. J. Beier
G. 8. Penn
Ethel Sundberg
AlvInaLarsen
Elsie Klinker
J. R. Stuart
D. M. Blocum
H. Melby
LoulsR. Toon
C. E. Hoyt
J. M. Bruce '
J. F. Kelly
W. H. McKenzie
Edgar Stevenson
Albert Scott
J. 8. Holmes
M. E. Crabtree
Anna Keekel
Cora Brock
Ethel Kruger
Estella Holcomb
Julia Kekel
W. J. Roy
W. A. Jordan
M. H. McClung
C. F. King
F.'C. Robinson
Jesse Warren, Jr.
S. E. Stuart
W. W. Crabtree
H. H. Royal
F. W. Drake
C. B. Moon
Wm. T. Peters
H. D. Smithies
W. F. Prler
C. A. Sundbom
Martin Rahner
Forrest Richards
S. R. Atwood
Henry Lawrence
John Geysin
F. A. Jensen
John Taylor
R. D. Wappat
Wlllard Scldmore
M. McAndrewa
H. P. Olsen
Alf. Woods
T. L Hoyt
Sarah C. Lawrence
A. T. Wright
Olive B. Richards
A. T. Mima
E. W. Smith
H. A. RIggs
G. A. McCallum
Grace Schang
Nora Stanton
Florence Ringgold
Mrs. Forney
A. G. Brown
T. S. Lawrence
Pauline McCann
G. A. Gilbert
3. W. Lawrence
S. W. Meadows
H. W. Shreve
P. G. Whltmer
M. L Denboer
Donald S. Murray
H. D. Crockett
N. B. Lawrence
G. W. Hawn
H. E. Reeves
E. J. Dodder
E. D. Gllhousen
D. M. Aiken
E. E. Lohkamp
Frances Baar
E. R. McKay
H. E. Sweet
A. R. Myers
T. W. Currle
L. C. Lawrence
G. E. Lawrence
Alfred Huber
Geo. C. Haselton
James Schlmmel
A. A. Davie
W. 8. Tully
Geo. I. Dove
Mrs. Mary Whits
Amelia Nlmmo
Hilda Castle
Frank Chilade
J. J. Schlmmel
C B. Applegate
T. McPherson
Joe Nussbaumer
Troy Landers
Frances Hackett
Susie Hlney
May Overland
Grace, Klems
Lydla Hansen
Hannah Elgstrom
Mrs. Wm. Schwab
Mrs. R. 8. Griffin
Miss Gusste Ludks
Charles M. Brosy
Robt. Doerges
R. W. Simpson
J. N. Gillespie
J. L. Kraus
G. J. Kraus
Stanley Bryant
Percy G. Allen
W. C. Brooks
LoVetta Barbagelata
Leona Johnson
Gladys Walters
E. J. Hogue
Josie Tontl
Roy Lund
W. F. Thompson
C. F. Brown .
F. W. Chausse
W. M. Daly
C. C. Craig
J. A. Stuart
R. w. Raymond
B. D. Slgler
Geo. M. Nolan
J. C. O'Gorman
E. B. Johnson
L. F. Bishop
C. J. Mathls
R. W. Taylor
F. M. Clark
M. Wolf
H. S. Bennett
C. C. Stanley
J. R. Bailey
H. V. Linn
Floyd E. Jcfhnson
R. A. Proudfoot
E. A. Harmon
W. R. Hanna
L. J. Hodgkinson
W. J. Coates
J. W. Ferguson
J. F. Valentine
L. T. Gllllland
Harriet J. Gllllland
H. K. Williams
G. F. Stevenson
B. F. Simmons
R. R. Pattlson
E. Ostrander
E. H. Bennett .
C. Peterson
L. Campbell
C. F. Magnuson
W. S. Jacobson
H. M. Erlckson
John J. Harold
W. J. Kuhl
B W. Wilbur
A. J. Peaper
H. B. Beckett
Harold A. Wllklns
A. L. Clark
8. C. Spencer
Paul C. Bates
W. E. Pearson
T. A. Keith -Rlx
H. Conant
F. A. Homer
W. H. Witt
F. J. Dollard
Ernest Stauble
H. E. Wood
we also recommend the
Frank E. Watkins, W. H. McMonies.
(Paid Advertisement)
Club will be presided over by H. 8.
Wells, of the Paclflo Power & Light
Company. As speaker of the day, the
club expects to hear an interesting
report from Professor E. H. McCallis
ter of the University of Oregon, who
is on his way back from an extended
trip through California, where he went
to inspect the public road work now
,.in. dona bv tho stato under, recent
ss" - . I
Coinnimissiooer s Endorsed
This Great Number of Voters Asked i nese i nree
Become Their Candidates:
M. W. McDonald
Lela Erlckson
Minnie Erlckson
Mary McGrath
Emma Mlrgon
Ada Haley
Selma Andersen
Hanna Andersen
Ruth Erlckson
Susan E. Beard
Bob Frtese
Daniel T. Sherrett
M. C. Banfield
Jay Smith
A. W. Ekholm
F. O. Joy
H. C. Werner -
P. Plnar
E. A. Strong
Chas. D. Frazier
WSpllid
W. F. Huebener
G. A. Dykes
Robt. H. Gage
W. S. Thlelkeld .
W. G. Irish
H. J. Warner
E. P. Madlung
H. F. Steublng
Henry J. Scott
Frank Werner
A. H. Morgan
John Bryce
Malcolm Grler
R. A. Camp
F. D.LAbbe
D. T. Hunt
G. H. Young
Roy Hallabaugh
R. W. Nisbit
O. H. Shoemaker
E. H. Parker
W. E. Smith
H. M. Lackey
R. G. Benson
J. M. Robinson, Jr.
J. R. Helms
E. O. Rauh
R. S. Berry
H. T. Maltby
Chas. Deyette
L. R. Ruch
F. Soderback
B. S. Anderson
R. G. Benson
C. R. Burns
W. B. Mersereau
J. M. Lawrence
H. H. Holland
C.T.Whitney .
O. K. Jef fery
Henry M. Kimball
B F. Williams
H. Elmer Poe
Guy C. H. Corliss
Chas. 8. Rlely
Geo. E. Waggoner
Burns Powell
A. Edgar Beard
G. C Lovelace
Hermine A. Baylis
Hermlhe A. Weber
O. Strelblg
Mary Streibig
Hugh B. Essen
Laura H. Beard
P. C. Wood
E. Cowan
Sam Taylor
V. Breske
H. F. Bothfur
Laura N. Tapscott
Lillian A. Hills
Ethel Dugan
Branch Bowell
Chas. M. Steele
O. G. Porter
G. H. Klelnsorge
P. J. Barbare
W. A. Zimmerman
J. M. Barrett
W. W. Hostetler
F. H. Reynolds
Jas. O. Rountree
J. C. Young
Harry C. McAllister
G. W. Patterson
G. Blaine Nissen
I. W. Skadan
B, H. Blossom .
W. A. Barnes
Edw. E. Goudey
Anita Brush
J. C. Weir
F. E. Cofer
E. Brong
Olive Knowlton
Henry Snyder
F. H. Harris
E. S. Larson
T. H. Beverly
C. E. Yett
Julius Kraemer
John V. Bennes
E. W. Hendricks
R. G. Peterson
B. D. Heitschmidt
H. Van Buskirk
J. B. Gilliam ..
J. B. Clark
Wm. L. Graham
E. M. Sherlock
A. E. Jackson
Tyson Kinsell
C. O. Green
E. G. Cash
C. R. Humerlck
J. M. Chamberlln
W. C. Foss
R. W. Beirdneau
Stella M. Orr
P. T. George ;
Erick M. Erlckson
J. G. Arnold
K. G. E. Cornish
Henry Bauer, Jr.
W. Forbes Paterson'Mary E. Bodman
L. J. Feeney
Paul C. Harbaugh
Lynn B. Coovert '
A. E. Schopff
G. W. Stapleton
J. B. Havlland
Robert Smith
E. B. Seabrook
G. C. Frisbie
H. 6. Gaylord
C. A. Marsch
L. H. Plymale
O. C. Emmons
Lionel R. Webster
I. S. Armstrong
Wm. E. Beckett
J. R. Gschwender
N. M. McCoy
W. W. Lucius
F. W. Peters
W. H. Irwin
E. Slchel
B, Cameron
F. D. Moore
Chas. McEwan
J. A. Dunn .
E. M. Wright
Max Michel
R. Mayers
B. J. Flynn
Harold M. Sawyer.
H. S. McCracken
Claude M. Johns
Joseph T. Peters
E. W. Hall
Philip V. W. Fry
J. W. Hartford
John L-Hooper
Francis M. DeWitt
R. T. Schumacher
T. O. Garrison
W. G. Howell
Charles Stout
H. R. Foster
C. A. Pettlbone
E. J. Warnock
Coe A. McKenna
J. L. Hansen
Geo. W. Blbee
Boon Caeon
J. J. Kelly
Wm. H. Moore
Albert B. Ridgway
Mary Laidlaw
K. Mauri n
A. J. Maclure
G. Kirkham Smith.
S. C. Jaggar
C M. Will.
E. I. Day
G. S. Llnvllle
T. M. Coon
Mildred L. Simpson
W. L. Stevens
W. P. Stolllngs
Wm. Sawyer
P.D. Healy
N. E. Kennedy
Wm. Ellis
D. A. Pattullo
Wm. M. Laughton
W. G. Woodworth
John Dickson
R. F. Shepherd
John Baikle
Jean Dunbar
Otto C. Johnson
C. V. Cosper
Regld. W. Hastings
Robt. Nicholson
G. T. Robson
Louis M. Dilron, Jr.
A. H. Allen
B. E. Van Voorhls
F. C. Young
E. B. Hazen
C. C. Patrick
E.C. Giltner
Jas. L. Hall
B. F. Giltner
C. J. Carlton
E. G. Harvey
Geo.E. Frost, Sr.
W. F. Slaughter
W. E. Mann
J. D. Welch
A. A. Welch
G. N. Howell
O. M. Clark
H. J. Martin
C. E. Brown
C. F. Ganong ,
P. J. Fitzgeralds
J. Fulton
Frank Hoover
R. N. Strand
Bert Campbell
Clinton Amann
F. E. Munro
H. B. Newell .
Zack Harris
Alfred H. Smith
Frank J. Kupper
John Bowie
Alexander Gevnrta
-J. A. Currey
F. T. Richards
J. D. Smith
W. O. Fouch
E. M. Fouch
H. Scharf f
E. W. Goddard
M. S. Saunders
Geo. W. Bittner
A. Aigner
W. W. Ewing
Robert H. Tate
T. H. Wilson
B. Metzger
W. L Swank
Herbert R. Dewart
J. C. Knapp
J. Jos. Campbell
ge orge W. Watt
W. D. Stubbs
H. J. Nelson
J. 8. McLaughlin
C. F. Bunker
C. DeYoung ,
F. A. Bullivan
R. F. Bryan
Oscar Bryan
F. A. Deane
David E. Lofgren
Lotus L. Langley
Lela A. Barbur
D. W. Davidson
G. 8. Anderson
H. T. Shelley
A. J. McComb
E. McComb
M. M. Mason
Minnie McCraken
Geo. Jackson
G. H. Durham
E. M. White
8. C. Barton.
F. 8. Allyn
F. H. Gill
Thad. W. Vreeland
Elizabeth Allen
H. B. Dickinson
Thos. Kissnne
Newton C. Garnett
C. A. Bartz
W. E. Sheets
T. J. Hewitt
S. 8. Jones
AJvie R. Morton
D. D. Duffy
Geo. M. Schaefer
Gwillyra Q. Jones
H. A. Whitney
D. H. Lane
G. Hoehlen
Max S. Hlrsh
Wm. V. Kearns
M. R. Colby
Martin Ingman
Richard J. Grace
Geo. D. Nicoll
T. F. Bush
J. F. Herron
Mary D. McMahon
M. J. Hummell
Janet M. Dawson
Frank W. Swanton
B. O. Gallup
Alexander Adair
Bartlett Cole
James Cole
Irene Lewis
J. R. Tomllnson
W. D. Bergman
J. Drouillat
V. H. DePennlng
rai RKmatnres. Address and Occupation
following: Robert (J. Dieck,
appropriations totalling about 130.000,
000. At this meeting of the Technical
Club there will be Inaugurated a new
form -of commission government for
the future management of the -club.
George A. Holmes has held a clerkship in
the Boston registry of deeds office for 6-7
years. , '
MAY 26, 1913.
DANA
atnrmsiilMch to become candidates for Commissioners of the City
to.perfom the duties of said office."
- - -
A. J. Hand
J. H. Tillman
F. J. Smith
M. Moran
A. M. Brown
Libby Gossard
Minnie Smith '
Mollle Weise
Mary Watkins
Maud Rutter
R. R. Warrlner
Ludie JM Bois
Rose Embree
G. Onseien
Grace Kidd
Josie Titus
L. M. Swanson ,
Mrs. E. L Day .
Anna Woelka ,
G. S. Casey
Mame A. Hubbard
. W. H. James
Rhoda Smith
C. E. Ferguson
Geo. McFarlane
J. C. Kearney
Ida M. Gay
E. W. Hill
Murray Manville
F. J. McShatko
Grace V. Brown
John Tait
. N. T. Smedley
E. G. GulBt
G: W. Fultz
E. R. Hall
G. S. Howerton
J. W. Baty
B. M. Rosenthal
E. D. Watson
" W. J. Loeber
T. V. Harnden
H. Helse
Phil Metzger
W. H. Wink
L. V. Tice
J. C. Fox
J. Clary
Bertha Jacobsen
C. D. Hale
Dorothy Yeary
Ada L. Patterson
J. W. Martin
C. F. Williamson
E. A. Patterson
J. L. D.Bervoise
Robt. Skeen
H. H. Brigham
W. A. Patterson
R. S. Brigham
O. W. Roberts
F. W. Fletcher
R. O. B. Johnson
G. W. Bailey
C. M. Menzles
A. A. Parker
E. A. Dederlck
Pierce Kalley
Carrie Skeen
James D. Asher
O. Peterson
O. E. Worth
David Mullen
B. H. Moore
D. C. Herrin
F. F. Boody
E. E. Lawrence
17 T T.Annflrd
Josephine H. Perkini
iavnHorman
Mrs. M. C. Winters
E. K. Brown
F. C. Green
S. J. Fasching
E. L. Knight
""vj. B. Kilkenny
H. H. O'Reilly
J. H. Tuttle
' O. B. Prael
R, B. Wolcott
Geo. Tuttle
R. H. Blrdsall
V. Degerstedt
E. E. Collins
Geo. H. Craw
E. H. Giesness
Chas. E. Steelsmith
Geo. L. Steelsmith
C. Emigh
C. Klinger
K. M. Mack
A. N. Smith
F. H. Oxman
S. M. Brewster
Chas. F. Parker
Arthur J. Mellls
Arthur B. Carlson
Max Cohen
C M. Cates
A. A. Shirley
Geo. N. Farrln
E. J. Rurth
F. Russo
Walter H. Barker
J. S. Smith
A. L. Henry
D. M. Henshaw
J. C. Applegud
Frank S. Lee
H. F. Mulkins
B. T. Holt
H. Vetter
JackVetter
CO. Gross ,
C. T. Allison
R. Llsh
W. E. Jackson
- M. F. Coates
Alex Hull
Teddy Brunner
Chas. G. Briggs
Waldo A. Avery. Jr-
D. W. Briggs
W. B. C. Anderson
E. R. Blair
John B. Moon
J. Victor A. Farnell
L. H. Buell
F. S. Alkus
H. D. Slater
Arvilla Conn .
Grace Mathews
Geo. T. Udy
Elizabeth B. Green
Robt. G. McPherson S. D. Bonser
T. J. McPherson
O. H. Reed
Jennie Limbocker
Mary E. Mathews
Vmy B. Asher
F. E. Julian
Michael Kahr
C. R. Vedder
Mabel Haines
Susie Fiebiger
A. F. Sandrock
J. N. Foskett
Paul G. Wandrey
R. H. Klippel
M. Mattson
Ed. O. Kill
T. F. Johnson
C. W. Hoff
DanV Brown '
Geo. Moulton
Claud H. Harpfer
Sam W. Cullom
Fred M. Zllly
H. SInshelmer
D. Ryman ,
H. A. Abbott
W. Conolley
V. Hinds
J. M. Tranch
A. J. Rehn
Wm. J. Gptthardt
D. J. Crikelair
J. F. Bell
V. A. Gotthardt
J. Cormack
F. H. Dunham
Geo. F. Robertson
- A. C. Wright
F. C. Wasserman
A. D. Hosfeldt
Chas C. Duncan
F. C. Graf
Clinton L. Shorno
Walter W. Huelat
R. L. Carson
G. A. Trumble
G. W. Ballow
J. M. Force
T. J. Canavan
F. E. Kriske
H. J. Johns
Ed. T. Peterson
W. A. Clarke
John Mallett
HoytCarny
Chas, Stringfellow
M. B. Brown
R. M. Brown
Geo. D. Shibley
Wm. H. Henderson
L. H. Cordes
Fred Rolfs
L. M. Rater
R. M. Kinney
A. F. Walker
J. H. Myers
T. A. Rlggs
Claude D. Greene
J. H. Penney
J. Arnold
L. L. Hartley
R. L. Edwards
C. R. Brown
G. E. Chapman
Fred Steel
Mrs. Marie Bennett
R. Kramer
Wm. Henke
H. J. Jones
S. W. Green
A. P. Weldenheimer Fred. A. Frlschkorn
Clara B. Pf rlmmer Ben nut
Otto L. Rahn
W. B. Cater
C. E. Gunderson
N. 8. Dressier
S. W. Northcutt
J. E. Reynolds
C. H. Bateman .
H. H. Eaton
B. F. Kelly V
L.C. Walker
W. J. Hickey
Oscar Emanuell
E. J. Miller
E. Nelson
Robert L Hicks
R. W. Reeves
Joe Weaver
August Eschle
C. H. Libby
Joe Pesco
G. Depue
J. C. McCallister
J. L. Ramage
R. C. Warlnner
W. W. Martien
J. B. Knapp .
Chas. Bush
Roy il. Nicolal
M. J. Callahan
Swan Wilson
C. E. Cowdin
W. H. O'Donald
E. M. Waldron
C. P. Wolf
E. E. Hall
C. 3. Neppach S
John Jones
Frank J. Callahan
Abbie E. Forney
L. D. Wolford
Marcella J. MathewsEdgar T. Orr
F. Potts
E. Smithies
M.Klukls
A. J. Ehlen
W. T. Newby
Mrs. H. D. Howes
H. O. Hulse
F. H. Gordon
Alfred Gordon
Robert Getter '
G. L. McCormack
Donald M. Graham
W. L. Robertson
J. A. Parent!
. ...
on File and Can Be Seen at xne umce
Will H. Daly, Geo. B. ceuers,
HASTE IS CAUSE OF DEATH
Mrs. T. W.' Schulz Is Found Dead In
Basement of Church.
Hkste to be on time at Sunday morn
ing services was the probable cause
of the death of Mrs. T. W. Schulz. who
J; pi-A
T. N. Stopnenbacfc.
STOPPENBACH
Anna Schaade
E. W. Smith
Joe Reitzcle
J Frederick Hacking
Gus Boske
E. F. Thormoehlen
Mason Cole
J. M. Johnson
E. Foster '
H. Carter
Chas. C. Martin
W. Robb '
Chas. Todd
J. H. Miller
A. Miles
J. U. Myers
Geo. Ebner
H. Wartenberg
Fred A. Heal
John Peterson
C. D. Herr
C. P. John
W. Jones
J. Grohs
Geo. Singler
Bert Richter
Cyrlll Menth
Geo. J. Sager
Guy Menth
John Corkin
R. Prael ..
O. P. Haughs
John Fegree
W. G. Carnahan
P. Lavelle
Thos. Gavin
C. H. Lockwood
James Curley
G. Madeon
A. Trumblue
Ray Butlne
D. L. Miller
Fred Fisher
' Geo. Sullivan
Geo. Blancich
C. J. Barcrof t
J. T. Butcher
Wm. Doelling
John Gilbert
W. G. Keady
John Sanders
A. P. Donahue
Henry Pape
Frances Mclntyre
f-Mof,sman
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J. P. Johnston
George W. Carney
C. Bachells
S. Leopold
Geo. V. Flfer
Harry E. Brlant
H. A. Burbank
J. N. Ingram
T. L. Brown
Walter E. Sharp
Nellie Rones
C. Nystrorn-
B. J. Monti
C. N. MacAlister
Mrs. Morley
Jos. W. Dernbach
A. W. Nllsson
F. W. Lange
Walter Z. Brier
M. E. Templeman
W. C. Goodrich
J. C. Rones
J. E. Bettencourt
A. Bader
J. H. Tweadle '
L Joseph
G. H. Wlese
T. Bauerle
E. Savage
F. D. Terry
Louis Paquet
A. Pellegrinno
L. W. Freeman
James Klrkley
Miles W. Flynn
J. A. Kellogg
C. W. Johnston
R. H. Dean
Edw. E. Anderson
H. Salvesen
G. A. Du Rette
Fred Meier
Wllmer Fetters
J. P. Raney
H. W. Graham
Wm. Hlegers
A. McDonald
Martin Hansen
Don O. Lane
Miles Stan-dish
E. M. Benolt
Antone Brown
G. O. Bishop
Geo. A. Hall
O. F. Ward
C. V. B. Redman
Robert Kuhn
H. S. Dickenson
Thomas Petterson
Ray Goodwin
C. Fitzlaff
W. H. Smith
E. Huntington
F. Jones
Harry Blodgett
Jack Daly
C. H. Champlln
G. Nash
N. Rosen
N. Jensen
U. A. Clark
L. s. Winters
O. L. Cross
C. A. Jessup
J. J. Smith
JoeMieke
Wm. Stopper
C. W. Hildebrand
E. D. Larln
G. Wilde
Ed. Evansen
O. Satchwell
Fred Fessenden
H. Bendix
Harry Warren
Wm. B. Benson
L. D. Lanfield
G. W. Spence
Frank Wait
Denis Debrosse
Max Zetosch
Geo. Preston
S. Stearns
P. Rothman
I. Rankin
James Coughlan
Owen K. McFarland James Welch
W. M. Ofewller
G. W. Comer
Frank Eccleston -
D. O. Parker
B. Culver
S. H. Meyer
J. A. Fowler
J. Casey
C. L. Bixler
Peter A. Kane
Charles Borglund
George Fitzlaff
W. J. Sheslex
M. Campbell
J. Nichols .
L. H. Alberts
H. Shaw
John Darling ,
Theo. P. Schols
J. W. Cunningham
J. G. Pelton
H. O. Bishop
M. Herrold
Fred Schnell
Charles Whitney
Harry Hawkins
F. H. Harvy
A. Rule
A. G. Collins
Jos. Willms
L. A. Jones
G. H. Tucker
AvE. Rockwell
P. F. Clodlus
Chas. F. Mathews
E. W. Crosby
E. Hemenway
James Williams
F. O. Crary
J. J. Langmack
Geo. Curtis
A. N. Nerisan
R. D. Shepperd
W. A. Corell
E. H. Mills
G. Bates
W. L. Coy
J. A. Jensen .
C. R. Myers
C. C. Ross
S. Wing
J. D. Yokum
Tom Hasson
C. M. O'Neill
E. Schweinlster
H. D. Hall
F. C. Pruner
A. Giese
R. Woadly
A. R- Doidge
Henry Katz
Geo. A. Trautman
Bert Stevensen
Wm. Dichtel
D. Dubois x
L. A. Hall
H. Brannan
a GiUIs
Charles Miller .
Ed. Roberts
J. Conn
Fritz Stegmann
R. T. Green
H. W. Kirkman
John Tanner
J. A. Block
Geo. Mann
William Roberts
Ole Larson
P. Murphy
F. E. Druhot
J. Provost
John J. Conlin
L. Maize
J. M. Eckley
J. C. Conners
Billie Mascot
E. L. Wood
Ora Hartzell
Nick Marquart
L. Brlgolet
George Frledhoff
John A. Wattson
W. E. Francis
G. Gulllkson
Geo. Larson '
Chas. Wilson.
H. R. Lathrop
J. Mayer
P. A. Cunningham
Elmer C. King
Peter Hansen
B. W. McLeod
Albert Ecklund
Milton Van Horn
Lloyd Stone
Henry E. Davis
John F. Duffy
Wesley Foster
W. H. Burdlck
A. Sagen
John Graf
Hary Austin
Joe Miler
O. W. Billion
V. V. Davie
C. F. Goodrich
Fred Johnson
M. E. Corbett
O. P. Massey
H. B. Miller
Max A. Kaiser
A. Glele
C. C. Anderson
A. Haselton
A. J. Meacti
H. Swlnt
Newt. Berven
C. O. Andrews
A. L. Miller .
Hary Dicken
T. Thomas
G. B. Monroe
O. C. Cloninger
D. 5. O'Neill
R E. Wangeman
Oiaa- Crook
Ed. Warren
C. R. Warner
C. H. Thomas
H. D. Howes
Ed Long
P. C. Lewis
J. W. Cunningham
A. C. Nisson
O. M. Sparks
Geo. Raymond
H. O. Avery
E. L. Sager
G. C. Munson
Harry Clark
A. F. Smith
D. R. Fields
Jas. Moore
E. J. Earle
M. R. Blackwell
C. Gilbert
Chas. Cox
R.C. Fisher
R.S. Elliott -Sam
Bayer
George Pierce
George Carney
Carl Hensen
S. L. Anderson
J. Wanman
P. M. Nissen
George Graham
J. C. Rayan
J. C. Nissen
James Harris
S. C. Matson
H. J. Morris
William Horn
C. C. Newbranch
Web Boyd
H. Hildebrand
E. J. Farrell
G. Walter
S. Papas
F. W. Kipper
Alois Pokorny
C. D. Geil
S. E. Brown
it. eorotarv 9.1 R Oreffonian Building.
" "
u.
People's Progressive League
PHILIP S. BATES, Secretary.
was found dead In the basement of the
German Lutheran Church at Salmon
and Chapman streets yesterday morn
ing. Other attendants at the church
saw" her coming rapidly toward the
building, but she did not appear in the
auditorium and a woman passing
through the basement rooms found her
on the floor. The Coroner took charge
iu
Ole Hanstvedt
J. F. McNary
J. Davis
J. C. Klucknex
J. H. Busslck
E. Butzer
C. B. Crane
Herbert Rogers
Frank Canfield
C. B. Potter
J. V. Carpenter
Asa Kelsey -
J. E. Nichols
W. H. Biswell
I. W. Church
Carl S. Lenbecke
George F. Baccrlck
H. Abnet
O. H. Weichelt
H. B. DuGas
E. C. Good
L. J. ZaiiKs
S. Schlosberg
Slg A. Cohen
C. W. Cather
F. E. Carpenter
E. L. Miller
C. E. Coryell
Charles M. Dewey
A. J. Lampert
A. C. Adams
C. O. Stiffler
E. L. Wilson
Chas. H. Freer
Albert A. Eddia
Fred Oblander
Marshall N. Dana.
C. W. Cleaver
D. Clyde
A. DeVaul
V. M. Marker
Walter Aldrich
V. P. Hudson
A. Gagne
Oscar Barnes
Jake Korter
John Main
James Cunningham
E. Moran
Eugene O'Connor
Harry Thomas
Edw. Janls
H. G. Sammons
T. B. Wood
Gus Leon
Fred Thorpe
G. Wilkinson
I. J. Donnelly
Jno. Naze
H. R. New
L. L. Morgan .
, O. Scran ton
C. A. Wood
O. M. McClamrock
C. O. Franken
W. E. Stout
Robt. Golden
John Meyer
Wm. C. McClure
Harry C Allen
J. A. Brennfleck
Stuart S. Buss
Jos Best
H. O. Baker
Fred Goldenberg
Geo. Haase
Oliver M Heckey
Boon Cason
E. E. Kimberlln
Wm. Waterford
J. B. Davison
C J. Grearson
E. B. Allen
E. L. Jones
E. Barnickel
Geo. T. Newman
B. Charleston
W. J. Sell
H. Chaplan
N. R, Waldyka
W. E. Coovert
H. G. Cohen
W. C Bellows
F. N. Waters
Dale F. Young
P. H. Battin
J. H. Fordyce
H. P. Conser
R. V. Coleman
R. E. Taylor
H. C. Roettger
C. F. Betz
C. A. Matt -E.
R. Bates
H. C. Babb
O. Klncaid
C. S. Porter
V. A. Nemyre
W. A. Turnbull
E. P. Berry
Geo. Laslibaugh
G. L. Sprague
Alex. R. Frazier
Sam W. Raker
J. J. Clancy
P. Russo
V. B. Cahtll
F. M. Conn
A. R. Putnam
M. L. Lank
R. L. Leatherwood
N. J. Robertson
C. F. A. Peck
J. Worthen
D. M. Holbrook
Robert Archer
W. M. Jackson
Mrs. J. Archer
J. W. Dusenberry
A. II. Withrow
Tom Scanlan
W. J. Crane
V. A. Fryer
W. O. Wilson
A. L. Frank
H. O. Bracey '
Jno. Milllken
C. E. Thomas
Geo. W. Eaton
. Robt. A. Patrick
-"Morris Hockf eld
Wm. C. Lackas
D. B. Culhane
H. O. Farrell
E. H. Kennedy
G. A. Krogh
E. B. Erlcson
C. L. Bullard
D. Vance
John M. Backlund
Geo. L. Walch.
P. J. Smith
G. B. A. Williams
B. P. Sanborn
G. A. Taylor
A. H. Clarke
J. Goehrlng
R. Fox
David Carson
R, W. Chapman
J. D. Sampson
Callsta M. Dodd
L. Roosou
Hattie Pander
S. A. Stansberry
Wm. Stobbart
D. Sclullo
M. Goldstein
T. H. Fields
O. A. Wikander
Logie Richardson
Wm. N. Neville
W. E. Shell
J. L. Lower
L. C. Davis
Harry M. Howard
R. G. Munson
W. B. Reese
C. Kohler
Abner Jones
G. L. Ford
G. L. Wood
J. M. Mann
Thos. L. Emory
W. A. Pettigrove
G. A. Lawffer
G. P. Dekum
O. R. Manning
J. James
M. J. Roth
P. B. Semler
E. W. Carroll
Ben H. Conn
Dr. J. E. Lavalley
Mrs. M. M. Dee
' Mrs. W. J. Hansen
J. Solomon
T. H. Bulger
Ed. W. Gale
S. C. Holbrook
R. J. Hendln
Karl Herbring
E. E. McClure
Edward Ryan
Agnes Tillman
I. H. Cramer
H. Cramer
T. G. Lowe
A. J. Bader
A. E. Koessel
F. P. Reidel
A. J. Pierson
E. N. Scott
Engel Engelson
Theodore Senn
P. J. O'Donnell
F. W. Ripperton
S. Woolston
H. W. Lettridge
Nat Engle
J. P. Irvine
Alton Rogers
R. W. Gilbert
W. A. Clark
Wm. T. Hickey
E. G. Ruedy
H. J. Young
Edward B. Duff
C. G. Hedderly
C. H. Hastings
J. F. Renwlck
E. J. Hyland
Chas. E. Sawyer
H. L. Levy
Chas. R. Price .
J. Bromberg
Fred W. Casslday
Walter Bottler
James B. Young
D. C. Anderson
C. W. Anderson
Chas. Oatman
J. M. Anderson
F. O. Knox
H. Salvesen
G. L. Tout
Robt. A. Patrick
J. P. Runyon
T. Leybourne
J. W. Copeland
D. L. Pratt
a Chehak
Ernest F. Dodson
J P. Mattingly
Geo." C. MacPherson
L. Stewart
J: H. Bader, Jr.
S. Kanter
F. G. Tillman
M. C. Westerdahl
Thos. I. Ferguson
J. A. Cummings
J. P. Sen m it
E. Moore
Harry H. Pearce
G. A. Wikander
J. E. Michael
W. F. Weaver
John O. Lewis
G. A. Weaver
Mrs. R. GlDson
W. J. Hansen
M. O'Dell
Delia A. Doud
Thomas Hawkes
S. P. Kelso
J. C. Jenkins
Wm. A. Bacon
D. G. Hubbell
Jean Eisner
F. A. Bemau
Sara R. Black
A. C. Black
A. R- Wollenborg
P. R. Pof f
Ellas Coopey
ttpriine-er. John Driscoll,
'
and determined that death was due to
heart failure.
Mrs. Schulz lived at 499 Market
street. She is survived by a huband
and six children.. Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
To encourage children to save monev
German bank has Installed ,con-n-'.he
machines in publlo places, yielding atampi.
accepted at the bank for deposit
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