THE MOI.XIXG OREGOXIAX. VRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1915.
PYTHIAN GHIEF IS
PORTLAND VISITOR
Supreme Chancellor B. Young
at Meeting Embracing 2
States Is Speaker. .
IDEALS OF LODGE CITED
l. Mo of lamr and I'jthUa l
):-tl.l anal Vmzrrm In atari I
l.r. prrj Mr, . ounx !:
Icrtalnril bj WonK-n.
r:r ! ol'l "f t'moo a4
kiiiix ct I TIM. T"pl. .tct
' . ,!.ar air-.'.. hr. f-
.. t.r-m. rwn.tllor of
Kn ( of l'thl- I" I'" nJ
lr.lH '- a of lr.tla-r lodvm
Tna l'fi I"1 I" trm of
-ft.riitl. .tl''Ul lf'- l"
Kp ahta .f r.tM.a fcm an ora-an-
. t..t,.. tRa- t'vm ' l "M O l -
i .. ! tv l fi"ir "d I-
tr lour.-. .-,rir'"l Mr
r,,-,!.;. rr,,.-i vaatardav on a "
t". t aural Mala. " 'anada Thai
I ... ",. ar aia.rint .. I''.-! and
' .,niilt! will f-' !"". ''"
com. r ..I. forma r tl-a !""' brir
l-alll-d aa 'iprn:f rhittftt or Mf
haa avarv atata la '
I r ' n n aal aU t"'l provincva el
rnwl aa4 r Oatfcraala Hramltr..
Tip irolirl lot runt bromht !
jTir n-imhr of prnl and paat
rPi. i. of ( laOla "" "a
ir.tnw rt-rant.uv of !
ton
Villar4 1. Mark.. .f ,.lafiy. ranJ
f.v.!Hf of t-b. praaidaaj and
Moar. vu.rm rcraantativa. made
ia aMa of a I omv t con
cmooii e( tha a.ldr.a bv Mr. Mark.
viifa,t.t N. l. 'urti mada iwpoi'.
all abort I i k ra ..Ivan kV William
V . ft I'ortlB.I. and . I. Hrad
of Ta ltllca,
j n H. of V"i. tVa-h..
ll:rvm rrrBt4tit of Vvaahinc
tn. r""il "J borl m4-
ir rupfm hn'llr Tc. l
hh:f of lr r::lt lil.-. prr.l
hnt urn rtrn !. itiirvnt
r : ti ti.- i im Wf.
lirin l l'rjmll'r t. lrBt nd
t.mil Hi lm4ll !t PBI.
n. I t:a(rrtslal.
r. T'"( nlrrtln4 lr-
f, hi Wr. lor arvl lr. Irant.
Mr Ui w tiiir lo.4
rj,.irr nf ttrndin IM -ror-
Mr ri M' tun m ll h Uk'll or(
ol:n.!. lli4hrT an1 othrr
' ii dri. n n.J out l'"r IjirxJ.
I . j.l lr Ut fiiiM Mr Vouns
' l.lit mon otllrr Mn. " f 0 !
nnw tril lftr r loUr tirsrlr !
,lu lo-) htM ltr on
wM.N r J"thin UM. rvri
vhtiM mbl rrj Wrhi I r- BoT
of tl nmnriooH of Und of our,
t" oi rh lhl in i yr hl
rr-at rmy ! iron from ort f'thian
:tr mrwt U mn ado i.mhla tul
tl tlrat :tr n4 Brl PiMo h In
1 lh ap'r4'4 army of toor
tft :.'l mt wh ronalilul
. f'Y rh tap iana IxIa '
llt.a- " ar ir.ra ha pJ
. ! poruU of IM rt fralarnity art
orir mtliton man. Ifia iwai of th land.
l n ti. k4 it 1'ithtan In
' f arvl tlln laaan, and athol
ha inn ojI Into in "'i i'"l"
man rs raaaua of bln b
f laaana of ryt 'acivm put Into j
l h-t of n" fvlMan Mf"l
trp- of .,,jitl-l.u'li lo palf. I"all
t f'"t!. -I'r aorna. loyallr t
n i trir. pv I ' " ! " aland" only1
f r fl Ivr "f loyally charar-'
Itfii,.) I a lifa of I ial formar patriot
i' iH j
r r.nfiir mar isa trf h nshl.
t ,? my .ivjnlfl. ns"l r wrona:' I
VI- . t-n j.v.la of lha phl'.firhropk !
ark of tKa or'tar. a aa of
l.irai'- f-al'trra. of in .wlal
& I A-f wora of lha ar!ou.
trn-ha tf ha or-lar
V lmifi aP'ina ya.tarday lhl
a rar r-n l Han.amln .- I Tori.
D'jf 11 r1 h anaara .- llrt ptnra
a kn rarlaara.l hr'm plana
.-.! IM KnUMa of fylMaa con.
a'aa. alH i t. be ' lit forlUBd
pan year.
DOCTORS GIVE THEIR VIEWS
. rp-a p'l-aa rata a
eprt.a mother agreed wtr ti at
tenj.ng phyaician flat tife to uch
-be wa a burdenx not a bon. a n-i
eimmandad him fe not raf f .-irm I n an
rfia that wmuWl have kept thy
a a. ''a Inatead he I I It die.
I'r Hi u'k!. the phiaKian. haa
fc-.r rr 'i.-iaed In I hleago for bia act.
)i waa a r om n-va awl rJ hv many who
Vh.f4 h waa mercit'.l In thai ha
fiaa the aar eVlt
Tnr'.iaad pop e. proeo.neMt In r
Itfloit. .ned.ral an. upiiM rtrcfaa. aen
aaat-rd pt. however, approae lr. Hal-
aeran a a' I generHy The d'C Jf
ti ai piaaatng that h human mil waa
not mad lo w:k t. rough Ions had-
awa l fa IIP"
.Miaahapen. pr blind, with II mn
"! iitina in dubl. eraniat nerve and
"an ear u.k'rg. with twlatad limb.
ha f paraliaed. tha tortured oul Of
'enrh a rlt'ful human lotn they be--1
ava. wo'ild. If given II -ol. B
t-niB the Ufa before II.
Interview on the ibe- follow
- le Fran I- le.and. paalor Fleat
t-tolit i hurrfi-l think the act wa
r;-hi t half a ronetant opinion thai
b-omee rnre and m-ir en.-lou tt
every child ha a rlg'il to be well--Norn.
I believ It In IM caaa to
ia been a b'.eaamc lo the child.
-Meea ng to the parenta and a bl-aa.ng
""to tha atata for the tragedy to end with
the Brat act
T J fleeton. I'nuftti Judge, bead of
J aer.i'.e I'o jrt I don t believe the
r l id PO'ild haae been allowed In die
,f it could he ben prevented. Kvery
rfort ot acien.e ahould hai been
' mad t prevent I 'a death, evan though
: It mlihl not bave develop Into a
noemal being. The child had a rlgM
to ha and verytrifng Bhould have
bean d-in fiat w a pupal'il with the
I -aourvea al han 1.
Mother t i a deal.
" f!v. W. t. .hnk. paator of Kaat
,,lt Paptiat Churrh f rom what I l
have r-ad. It I hit opinion lhal It!
tn child aeyer could ha been nor-
jmal. it 't' " '
w'ild not arpeoa u h a eoura. bow
'var. If ther were bop that, after an
operation, th. child might ba a health)
anl we'l ln.!ildit
yfrm, ,arah A. fivana et-praidenl
Oregon r-1rtton of Women flub
phypl-ian in that r a a d:d JJat
r . ghla ll wa a courgeou and rom
nendl tMn m th motir to acre
to it aa t e b-at thing to ba done.
aa. Mi: II- Trumbull. crtary of
t Jfete ll.ard of nartur of I blld
. air I think the mother and p'-yi-
? d I a-oiule: rigfit la letting tha
n d die t' U d Meed It wou'd
ta tl It Uca cfisci X.l-vf as 4
n on ha a ruM to forca that on any
siTtne Mmi It l kad bon crippled
phyalva l and oaaad a normal
nrrnd. trwat mould hjti been uffirint
Iardcap lo trul aainl and no
ona arould feral It mr than lha
cli ld llaolf Tharc la mora nhP
Pf ot ja. t than ore with Jual titanlal
Itj nouch to roa'ua h" limltationa.
M Plummar art-on auanlt
and .Vhnol I'lracior Th !l-IIi(pcr
baby at Chlco ro't a merciful fat'.
The a-l of I b dormr the bumana
Ihlns to do. TM Ibe original eu-cenf-.
th ellminalion of Iba unfit be
Iba procaaaea t nature and I think
th rm alii come hen thl method
aritl be rertnlld mora generally.
Whan one ,rta tha cM'f in after yaara
that la caua'd by Iheae caaea. we all
Ihlrh IVat the aolutl"B In thla ac
I the pronor one.
tr. K II. 'tmnuirb. Coroner I do
not pee bow tha phyalt lan In lhat raaa
could hata don o'h'r than he la
prte- lo bate done, prorlded the
rhil-i condition waa aa described In
tha diapatrhea. Nalura alii UaUally
rorrf -( It arrora. If left alone, by taking
away the life II (Kra la the defective
rniijran and I think thla la a merciful
pfevlttnn
It l-.alph M.Koo-If tha child were
IcrrtMy deforced. It I lo I'd to
thrut life upon It liampcrad by ,urll
appalinn dirficu'tie. It la tuo bad
trial wa have not a l- w that make
a.jrn a merciful art aa I at of tna
phairian In Ih raae IrcaL There la.
pf rourae. lb otucr aide to It that
(Urh b taw m'ebt ba taken advantaca
cf an- (bum), but ur iar proper aafa
suaria. I believe It would ba a bleaa
int lo mankind.
Mawaa loaaaaeada fb ale lata.
tr Alan Vc.h emlih. .-rioo Di-
ff-ior An Irfant lhat cornea into tha
world under bm. h a ifui'iMi hanallcap
oirt mnr lo ba allowed to lle.
T'era o-i.i to be a law auffu-ient lo
deal Will I hoe - of courae. Ill
d. r ancM re.iri-tl.na thai there couM
ba po aril cffe.ta of au.h action. Wit
! ahould be required in ail auch
raaeas to provide acainat the atiuaa ot
a u.l a law
adra I: l" Honduranl. chairman of
t wldowa penaion commill.o of the
iaiDn I'nnfrc of Mthcr I Iblnk
tha phyatcian ehouid ba commended in
Ih Bttnude wKirh he look in tha mat
ter. I aay thia becauaa of etperlcnc
which I be had dirinc Ike laat fly
year aa a epecial worker. My work
haa proved to me lhat auch action aa
that pbytictan and mother took ahould
bw taken mora frequently than II la.
i cnvi: imoii:i in tacoma
Opera I Ion la.orctl br iHnlora I'rvv
trntrtt by I'arpnla.
T ('UM Vah . Nor. It. How a Ta-i-orra
molhar acnlemed her baby to
death In a caaa of defortnuy much leaa
horrible than that ot the BolltnBer
child, whlt-ft died lo fhlcaS" niaht
after Ita mot her and phytician bad de
rided aainet an operation thai m'ftht
hat aaced It life, wa ravealed today
by Pr. J. IL Brown, laat year a prcal
drnt of lb Waahinston Stale Medical
Society, when he wa ak-l lo giva hl
opinion of tha Chirato (i.
In lb Tacoma raaa. however. Dr.
Brown aald h recommended the oper
ation, railed In other phiriana. who
after a ronpoltallon alo advocated an
operation, but the mother, he paid. r
fuaed abaoltuly to permit an attempt
to eav her baby'a life.
-The rd didn l maka tha baby rlhl.
and II P no ua Iryinc to aava It." the
Taroma mother Bald, according to lr.
II row n.
flea ia later the baby died.
-Th baby had a cloaure of the atom
arh. Juai aa the B..i;iner child, but
ot her a laa it wa nowhere near a bad
ly deformed aa the 1'hiraco Infant."
aald I'r. Ilrown. -Both mother and
father wr In favor of leitirrj the baby
die. W wanted the mother to permit
U to operate, but ha etoutly retuBed.
n opetatlon probably wwnuld havr
aaved the baby life, althouch II nilshi
have been left omwhat deformed. I
railed other phyau-iana Into ronaulta
tion and they acreed ther would favor
(,.in ahead with tha operation. The
mother Bald phe would n"t I't ha child
lit and auffer. and fiy daya latr the
baby d ed.
-In the rhlcaato cape. I believe the
I'lda-ment of the mother and phypician
ahould be reaectd. It eeemp to me
II waa tha right thing- to do. tha dr.
formity wa bo great. imteider h.td
better leave the matter alone. lon;
lera are uauaiiv not allowed lo lit-"
Eatrly Native Sont of Van
cotivcr Are Feted.
. It, Twaley elekratea SaMk rllrtk
atav laaltrraarl W If h IMnaer la
rtewd at Ilia ll-aj aad.
V Niftf V Kit. Wah. o. I ihpe-
a-lal lu.t half a cemtury ago oray
(- t fooley. foreman of I'l truck
gang al Ih fpokane. Portland a. i-cal-tl
llall'oatd ph. .pa here, waa born on
Mam ptrea-t. beloar r'lflh. Tonight be
ralrhrated Ihe een,t br Inviting It ol
hia men friend, all of whom wera born
in hia city 1 jear ago, or longer
Tha d'rtner party waa held at lha home
of Mr. Tooley. ;ij Weal Twelfth ptre:.
II btoak from hie birthplace. He haa
alana l'vd In Yam-outer, and all of
bia a-ueet have alao llveaj rnopt of
their Uvea here.
Mr Tooler Invited .drd bchoneld.
i W". mllh. William Molth. Ioui
W la. I(anh fupuia. John H. riddmga.
John Mar. h. r'adward It. Itrow n, laoula
l.urty. John lariaeet, and Mephen lr
nn All wer preaent ev.-ept Mr. ho
n,u. who la confined lo hie home by
tllne-e.
Tb labia waa entered with a large
boj-fiet of yel'ow cbry aanlheniuma.
and the faor were corn, ob pipe, in
ported from Mieaourl for the event
After an old-faahioned .linner tha even
ing wa r'm4 " recounting til eofll
hialory of Vancouver
PORTLAND NIECE BENEFITS
Wealthy lartitrr Clubman l-catc
S I .000 In Trut In Mill.
t'r.NVKII, Nov. It i.pe.-4l The
will of the late John II I". Voorhlea.
wealthy nver clubman. Bled lor
probate In lha founty four! today,
gives the bulk of hi I i ealat for
lha erection of a memorial gate or arch
In t'enver civic center. ;a.ir9 being
pet B'de for lhat purpoae.
Tohinl-e. Nancy Voorhlea.-hola.
of Portland, i r h-i gave l.w In
Iruet. tha proBt to be paid her aeml
annuallr atd to go to heira at her
death To each of hi nephew , fiordon
Voorhlea. of Portland. and l"hare
Voorhlea. of lrington. K, he gave
Sa raan.
Mr. Voorhlea w a an tingle of Mr. J.
B. Ilaggin. widow of the copper mil
lionaire of New Vork.
DRYDOCK OFFICIAL QUITS
. n. Iinonl Kralina ld lo fhlrf
of Seattle Con-lroi-tlon ("onipany.
h:TTlJ-U Waah. Nor. It .p-
c,al t. K latmont. for eight J ear
aietanl to the prealdenl of the r-t-lle
i.-ontructon irdmk "."onipany
and one of Ihe heat-known of tha
lounger member of hi profeealon In
.-eatlle. ba rigned lo return to pri
vet practice., having hern retained by
pome large engineering and shipping
intervale.
Mr. l-atinonl Brat came to Peait'e to
enter Ihe cup'oy of Mran Itro,' Com
pany a ship and en.-me draltaman In
the tiprlog of !! Mr. Urnonl la a
director o( lb 4l.onal City Lank, vt
celiac.
STORM BLOWS OUT
Gale at North Head Drops
From 42 to 20 Miles.
ROSE CITY ARRIVES HERE
Mcanicp UntTiuntcra Santl and Al-kall-ljitlrn
Hrrc Off tall
forniat otat llnnrMta
1 Saluted at Sea.
Stormy conditions prevalent along
tha Coaat for tha paat few days ap
parenlty changed for Hi bolter late
tlcrday. there n only a :o-mlle
brecie and unlet pes a .sr:i Head at
I o'clock, while earlier In tha day It
had tern 4 2 mile from the eoutli.
k . t. H. . I - r ... L r. arall hut
ao long aa It held on save promnf of
Inereaaing In strength.
T Captain Kankin and other of the
Hose City a crew Jell a freakish
arainvr ri(iriirni a - ...w -"
enaied at I 20 o clock laat night when
pne maa laat ai Ainiaui iu uw-a, -her
IJi j.aasenaerg were most bub-pl.-loualy
cheerful. Inul. aim to the
knowing tlo.-k forco that caKknesi
lad bn no stranger.
rsoutu of Sin Krancleco Ihe Hose City
waa in a reguiar "J'anl Ana." a th
Southern California native brand It.
the condition being an offshore gale
accompanied by fino particle of sand
and d-it which sift Into every crack
and crevice. Captain llankln said that
for a lime the ship took on her tormer
Army transport color, alkali carried
with the blow coerlng her in while.
(.eiling away from San Krancisco
plea. ant weather with light northerly
winds were enperlcnced as far I'oin.
Kryce. which iitt way to heavy
wc.trrly swell that Increased a the
vessel wended her way north, and on
the Oregon coast II wa mo.t active.
Pricing rain and .u:Ib accompanied
lha heaving sea. and those conditions
held on until the ship entered tin river
ctcrday. r-.-a
A shorl distance south of Cape
Blanco the Itose City passed the giant
i.real Northern steamer wn"'-;
bound from I'uget Sound mr imi.. ,
wav of S.n Krancisco. Kl. '"'-
. . . w. .1. and those
were givrn oy oon ae - ....
on tha Ko.e i lty expressed h("-""4"
a, satisfied to be aboard rat he r than
passengers on the Mlnn.sot.. h h
' ai- marine stunts In tlie
waa aeen -- -
big sea., thouch deeply loaded.
Football players oo n. - ----
sailor.- was all tha PP'r
reS.rd.n H "iember. o
om.h t uh uTe"oi m-
forma aner - . , ,
p,c Club. -..I-V!" "dr.P'V Retard
gam. Al mai " 1" r the
young .ho.ed .hero were . f-w th.
pigskin cnasera
'"r ro''J"rTe: s7ht 11.. -earner
had T0 tons, and In that were I car.
In.da of orange., the Initial shipment
loans ai aa . . tMa season.
here from tna near
nriiAun.it i rnoriTAnii:
Com.n. Mcl..ll S. Co. Make Nent
Ilnnrn on Mcl Maru.
i ach:irt erlne
.ABO, .onn.. !, being dl.cu.sed In
or'.ent. ro;;.... to Mitsui Co
irvd then ..lis under the na of the
'. rowder Company for nine
1 1? . of li shllllncB. The
chartered by
vrascl orlslnaliy a a
o tk. r-wder interests.
nine month, she 1. u y '" m"
mut not enter war .ones. A. romyn
M.ck.u co. "V :
i.fv:.:m::v: ; . .rout r.r
months of IM.ngs.
San Krancisco advice, have If lhat
.1,. charter of the new steamer Pacini;
'which I. io be ready ...morrow, to load
on rug. tZ'.
at 111 & a ion. or at about l. shil-
r.u1"- . .w..h .h.
sTHaTIIAKUI-K -ok OltlKNT
H,llnr line Will Maintain Van-
o.uirr-rar I jfirrn hcrvlcf.
n to ih Orient I the
Vancouver, c- - -
tancnuae, British steam-
thlrdl.wVich,......
ah.p Company reeeni . , " .
Burrell Sons, o, ',m'" "rtf'TA
-r. ;o.1-r.,h.,.h.
lone nr. ,cP...r, - l.h a .-n.th .1 .CS
ot.buil.ln.
w . - a. tAfii..ii Kir.Ka.trrn
:;V. 'and effort-, h-ve been made to In
ter.. Japanese -
rr:. "i ';..ng
p.v.l Mail ""'Vher f r.
"eels win " r V -
movements dependmi on the kuropeaa
war develop""""-
ltllM.KHi:M l" ,s CIIANC.HIi.
Strsnier Mrllako X III Make Trl-
Wrekly In-trad of Ially Trla.
....! i-. . v. Vov II (Spe-
RU-i.r r . r -. . " -- -
rpU Hrothrm. of rorilan-l. whl.h
pltr between ...-....--. ""7"-
. .1 ta... rtnlnla. hSS
and rornsnn mn.. - -
changed Ih .chedol from dally lrli
,o a tn-weeklv run. leaving Kl.luefieid
on Mondays. Wednesday. nd t rldays
at 1 in the morning -
1 .. .i.-j .i tha same time on
,"rnlf morning., thus having three
Sundr,- at tne various I""?"""
point., the rreater part of the tlma
stopping at Woodland.
' ...... v. r.oi.1 have mad a
change at .he wharf at this place. W ill
. u jt..ita haa aui:ceeiled Jimrf P.
Cherrlngton. former agenl for the Met-
lako at Kldgetieio
PAflKIC CAKdU l.XLOA DIXfi
Portland onipany Tranfrrrlnjt to
far at New Orleans.
.- nni tiv Nov. It. ISneelal.)
I'nder tha supervision of M. II. Will
iams of Portland. Or- an officer of the
Oregon Steamship Company, of Port
land. Ih steam. hip r.ures.a. oi naj nne.
today bgn unloading her cargo of
piano, talking machine., steel goods.
hardware, orygooa. a nu luuai-iu. -
. - titan 1 nil earloada.
ereeaiin " - - -
which will b rhlppd to Portland. San
Francisco. Seattle anu vmec i""
Cos, cities.
The vessel loaded in .ew torn, nui
because of the slid In the Panama
r.n.l had lo put In here to unload.
She had been chartered bv the Port
land company lo the Southern Pacific
for the New Orleans-New Tork trade.
Irrds Iee- Hapld Work.
KK.laSO. Wash. Nov. IS- (Special. I
Since Bellln. UifOUh. tte roi.li cut
near the Kaston place. Just above the
Pacific Highway bridge. Ihe dredge of
Collier & Stevenson, which is building
the dike In district No. i. near Jveiso.
has been progressing very swiftly. The
. . . - ..a a
last two day the marnine nan cui
ar-aa- Ihrnneh the mnr.hV bottom gt I
speed of 301 feet a day. The pumping
. t tk. nl.nl la arriving.
and the plant will be Installed at oitce.
JlIX.i: TO IIKAII IIAIT CASK
Part In. lo Astoria Suit Atrroe on
l at-l- and I)l.ernc Willi Jury.
. t i ii i . i . vAv 1 ff I n a r i H 1 .
Tlie l rlnl of the case of the Hainmond
laiunber Company, against me
ciairus" & Slilpowners- Tugboat Com
pany, of San Krarrlsco. was commenced
in the Circuit Court thla morning; be
fore Judge Kakln.
The attorneys asserted that there Is
oo. ma-. iv no controversy recardinsr
the farts In the case, the real points
ta
itr. Kenneth l. raslaa. Former
Portland Phyalelan. Wno Haa
Waa ProawalioB In Kagllak
Arawy.
at I. sue being nucst loim of law, and
agreci io disen.e with a Jury. .
Tnls action Involves lik:htly over
ITJ.0'0. the amount of damages aouthl
for the lo.s of a raft of piling which
was wrecked on Peacock Spit In De
rembir. lull, while being towed to sea
bv the defendant company-, tug Daunt
Ic... assisted by th tug Hercules.
Negligence, on the part of tlie de
fendant company's agents and em
ploes arc a!sed na the cause of the
accident.
advkktisixg ikovm:i ox
I
faci.cTtiiiiriit OrtliT- Komoval of CI-
nului-ai and I'lflttrf'.
;.iviriiment offices nro not t be
utliled for the illi-play of any advertis
ing matter. Pictures, no niatt-r how
attractive as to tlie subject, color ef
fects or novel makeup, are not to be
tolerated, so long as they hlazen forth
underneath or on either side the fact
they are Issued, presented, donated or
otherwise furnished by a mercantile e-tabll.-hmc
nt. firm or corporation having
wares to si-ll.
In fact, the order Is so ftrietly con
strued that It mention, calendar tpe-rlfli-slly
and goes on to make plain that
at Washington provision has been made
for Ihe distribution of clyed-in-the-wool
tlovernment calendars of a most business-like
and convenient style, one of
whl.h will be forwarded to each Fed
eral office here on the receipt of a reg
ular and formal application. Notices
that a ban had been placed on adver
tising placards reached tlC on Uncle
Sam's payroll at Portland yesterday,
anil no doubt th.-re will be unuslially
well-filled wastepaper baskets Jurlng
the next few days as advertising matter
Is cut from calendars.
Marino Xirtrs.
rlr.nsiti. ..II trom California, the . h....ner
.. .... l'..t nlahl Mil all
i..e. frum hail Kran. I.i.i i the tug Navl
eaior. In,, to conditions ent.iil. II as
n-.-iiv-k e.ier.lav niornlug when ihe sieamer
It.axer arm io eea a.... m. ---
ok .-'oaa.il out at 1 1 boih b"ind (or
California port.
K I, Mi-vtl aen. eenerai nfe.
of ihe'. rlli fa. Ifo- leani.hip I'pnipany,
. ... . --. -r.i . i ... m Kan Fran-
rea- neil mr .1.. i -
rla O on hiiaineas Cnne.-led lth til UH-
Pa-ih -f the sieamer Vural.m. which ha
relumed from Ala.ka and la to load hen
f..r ran Krsnclaeo.
t.frir-ial repi.ri. .hoar thai the niiiiiinu.r
. . . - - - i -i. ........ ri.natitlr-l.ci al
la-roar . ruai. a - - --- --
- I, i-.l Ik III I.'
the I raic i"'i. - - -
cnl ,-on.pleierl nd Ih lon.ler llosc. hullil-
... . - .o.n III I !-
Ins al aaiio-. . - - ; ,
. . - 1 1 . I . I ... I to in
The Irmi'T ri.i. -
Ala-ka dlatrb-fa fieri, finally lias be. n sc-rn-nd
a..d laid for.
I in ln.. Vi--ornii-H ptsnicr r. i.rii.a. ..
hl.-h aallert ye.lerilav for Cuaimsa by way
of Mr rran.-ia.... -i . - - -
railac I.IC-. fet of lumber. T.-ie csse
. imiii ii... aairre-
raol.n a lair n-. -- . - - - -
oii.lrn iii- and ihere -he will lake on all
thai ran l-e .-coinmilaiel. ihere tlna a
. . ,. n r. ana III tirf.
nilinoer oi n.io.oa -- -
UoonU f"C C.ua.ma.. The Klsmslh Is tt
mak.- a .e.on.l rml n'U month wll.i
1 ,rrv a (hirrf rltln
lumner inn p -- - .
, ih .inn .he sleani.-r Wapama la not pent
inarc.
Hound for California wllh lumber, th
. . ' . i.i niki from Italn-
irmr sna-i eau-. -. -
ler. The .learners Slailnnmah nd liiarmlH
are lo .at aw.
Among paaaer.Bera arriving on Ih lto
Olv laal nlchl were two children. Colli
and Kibbler H...I". who traveird from the
-a a lha atewarileaP
...in in care ro . -
and were met h.r bv relailves. They ar
aalrl lo naic oca-.. a.....a
on th ship.
In Ihe late.t schedule of Ihe I'lrr-Hrl nr
ml, i, ae'ilrr the p!mer Hornet Is shown
to b juc from San Krancisco November
.. . Irlr . n.i- in 1 1 - ' " - " - . " -
... . a -i-1. airav. Ilarhor
tlulinomaii in-crm.-. . -
finished dla.liarslng hr caro laat nlKht.
City iSrappler liraoy ana r... . -
Jiier were rmrloiid y.ateiday lo Io. ate
. . .11 1. 1 . . ian( over.
Shall on III r"o in.... - ::: '
hoald from in aira.i.cr aa
dav.
Pecauae of th- f-iet that a urond story
la oemi added to the Hia rk -pi reel boat land.
inc. where i.e I i"n-n'"-11 v
I. in hale IIP ocadnuart. r In the fulure.
llarliorma-tir Spel. r haa moieil to the prep,
em nfriees of Ihe Ink k Commission In the
Worcester building.
Car-, in l. noo rret or liimner ann
. ii. . i. .aLiti ia aehonner
lora or nienoaioii-e. .... - - -
Tll amook sailed yeaterday ..r Impqua and
Hsniion.
im the whooner Kore.t Home completing
her cro at St. Il-lens thla afternoon, she
. - . . .1 -.a In la. B 1
la VIe."'ew, (l rie - -
one.. The vc.acl Is to be cleared for Aus
tralia. vi n ( no per. I'nlted Slate C.eneral Ap
,' v,r Vork. Is to he here Novemh.e
-r tn hear le.ilmone covering the value and
... ..mmiwIIMo Ih!
rates oi nui on e. .. ---- - -
been eiilerad n which cons aner. nb-
.-. i to ihe classifications fixed by tna
1'uatom-house staff.
Colonel James B. cavanausn. i "rns o,
u a .n ..haraa ol rivers and
r.njri'r; 'w , .he State of W.slilngton.
wss In .the city yestenlay.
IMalHrt K re-aster Heais sa. .lie .a ....... -
elie River here win rea.-h a slags of aeven
' . . ,n.nnrMW Va.lrrdav a
and a 'iaii --
re.illnr. showed Ihe g.Use Stood SI all feet
above aer-. at o'clock, a sain of M feet
In "I hours. The greatest rise In the same
laerloo on in. " ' -- -Mlrttt.
r-L I lea real Yewlerday.
Caaollre schooner Tillamook, general car-
a-o for Coapt ports.
Amerl.an plcaii.er Klamath, lumber, for
Guay mas.
raela Knlrred Yealeeday.
merl-an sieamer i:ras Harbor, general
cargo, from San Kr.it.riiQ
Columbia River Bar Report.
...... e- r v.- 1 i-ondltlon of the
bar ati V. m": ba. muderau; wind, suulh-
ui. io mu.
a
' !
DOCTOR GETS RANK
K. D. Panton Is Lieutenant
Colonel in England.
SISTER IS ARMY .NURSE
Former Port lander Promoted After
Seeing Strenuous Service In
Franco In Vyres Dattle
and at Hospital.
Pr. Kenneth D. Tanton, formerly of
Portland and a nephew of Dr. J. J
Panton. of this city, who left with the
first Canadian contingent last year for
the French front, has recently been
promoted to the rank of Lieutenant
Colunel In charge of an ambulance sec
tion. Ills sister. Miss Kathleen Panton, also
well known in Portland, is serving as
a nurse attached to tha British army.
Dr. Panton. started from Vancouver,
B. C. with the rank of Captain. He
was In charge of an ambulance. After
a sojourn at the mobilization camp of
Salisbury Plain he went with his con
tingent to the flghtin? front, whave he
saw very strenuous service, his dress
Ins station sending to the rear 5200
wounded during six days at the battle
of Ypres. the staff working almost
continuously night and day throughout
that time.
Hospital Work Done.
Since shortly after this battle he had
been attached to a stationary hospital
at Ua Toivrjtiet. France, until the pres
ent monlli. when he wa. placed in
charge of the British Columbian, unit
In the hospital at Shoriicliffe. Kngland.
with the rank of Uieutenant-Colonel.
This hospital Is interestinR- in the
fart that the physicians, surgeons
nurses and patients are all Canadians,
Sir William Osier being at the heaa
of the medical department and Lr.
Donald Armour being chief surgeon.
Dr. Panton graduated at Toronto,
and after serving as interne in a hos
pital there, came west to Portland, at
one time ti Ulnar a position on the house
stnff at Good Samaritan Hospital.
loiter n was connec-tea vnu me Hos
pital at The Dalles. He had spent 'the
last several year. In private practice
al Vancouver. B. C.
Mater Xurae at Shornt llffe.
Serving oi the nursing staff at the
ShornclifTe Hospital is his sister. Miss
Kathleen Panton. who also has many
acquaintances in Portland. having
spent a year visiting relatives here
some years ago. The following ex
tract from the Toronto Olobe refers
to her:
"Dr. Donald Armour, chief surgeon
of one of the principal hospitals in
Kngland. writing to a friend In lo-
routo, pays a high compliment to nurses
trained at tho Hospital for McK Chil
dren. Toronto. He writes:
-I waa able to lend Nurse Panton
lo l.adv Allan at the time of her in
juries received at the sinking of the
l.usitania. They wired me for the best
Canadian nurse 1 could find, and I at
once sent Nurse Panton to QueensLown
as fulfilling that description.'"
Including the doctor and Miss Kath
leen, there are six Pantons with the
British .army, the Irish cousins being
oflicers In the engineers, and the sister
of one of them being a nurse in an
army hospital. There Is also a cousin.
Uasil Bevan. with the Canadian expe
ditionary force.
PORT MEMBER IS SOUGHT
Siicceshor lo Be Named to S. M.
Mears Wlio Quits Next Month.
i-i.o -iii ttieed S. M. Meal's on the
Port of Portland Commission as pres
ident of the body and who is to be
named as the seventh member when he
..nr.. ii.cemher 10. are .mentions
asked in business and marine circles.
When Mr. Mears announced his resig
nation at the last meeting, a week ago
...uAi-ei.. v it came us a surprise to his
brother commissioners, who said they
had no Idea who would ne weicomeu iu
the fold to fill out tlie personnel.
vt. hut held office since July,
1911. and feels that he has done his
share In the port's work. With the
most extensive dredging plan under
wav In the Willamette lUver that has
been undertaken, the prospects that
early steps will he outlined to open the
West channel around Swan Island and
the maintenance of the towing service
between this city and the Pacific, the
commission must continue a busy body.
1IAI.IXK INTELLIGENCE.
Ft earner Sch-dule.
DUE
Name
Ro.e City
t.reat Northern.
Northern Pacific. .
i;ro W. Elder....
B-ar
K. A. Kllburn
Heaver
Hoaaoke.
DUE
Name.
TO ARRIVE.
From
.I.os Angele
.ban Kran-lseo. ...
.san Fran.lPCO. .. .
, San Diego
,l.o Angeles
.San Kranclpco. ...
,1-na Aneeles
. Ban Diego
TO DEPART.
For
.Fan Diego
.San Franclpeo. . . .
.Han Kra. -Isco. ...
, l.oa Angeles
in Krancisco....
-San Diego
. San 1I. go
.San Krsnc-rco. . . .
. San Diego
.l.r.a Aneeles
.San l-'dr.i
. San F-anelsco. . . .
. san Dle.ro
.Los Ancrlil
an Diego
. san Diego
-Atlantic Service.
TO ARRIVE.
From
.New- vork
. New Tork. ......
.New York
New York
. Honolulu
TO DEPART.
For
,.fi Vork
.South America. . .
.Honolulu
, Honoijlu
. Honolulu
Date.
1 n port
Nov.
Nov Ul
Nov .1
Nov. 2i
Nov. -J1
Nov. Us
Nov. -
Data.
Nov
Willamette
; real Northern...
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Deo.
Dec.
Yo.emlt
Koee City i
Voe.hern P&C1I1C..
j. B. stetson
:ao v Kider...
K. A. Kllburn
t elllo
rt- ar
IVani ma . .......
Tamalpal ......
ltoan k
M. aver
liTitnmh...a...
Klamath
Iortlaad
DUE
Name.
1 ov. an
santa Oecalla. . .
Panama. .........
Kentu-klan
Gc-uraian
DUE
Name.
lowan ..i
santa Cecelia
finimin. ......
Kentucklan.
Georgia. a. ...
Data.
Dec. 9
Dec. JO
Dee. -JO
Feb. 13
Mar. 3
Data
Dec. Ii
l 'ec. 1 1
1 lee. I'll
Feb. It)
Mar. t
, Movements of VcwseU.
PORTIaAND. Nov. 1. Arrived Steamers
Ito.o Cltv. from San Pedro, via San Fran
rlsco: Wm. H. Murphy, rrom San Fran
cisco; schooner Monterey, from San 1-rands,
o. Sailed Steamer Klamath. lor Gua
maa via San Krancisco. '
Asorla. Nov. IS. Arrived at S:.-,0 and
left up at 1":1.-. A. M.. steamer Hose City,
from San Pedro and San Francisco. Sailed
at li-30 A. M., steamer B-aver. for ban
Pedro via San Krancisco. Sailed, at ! A.
M steamer W. K. Herrln. fur San Fran
cisco Sailed at 111:1.-, A. M-. steamer Roa
noke, for San Dleco. via San Francisco. Ar
rived at 1: 13 nd left up at 11:4... A. M.,
at.amer Wm 11. Murphy, from San rran
" s trrlvrd .1 H and left up at 11:40
A VI schooner Monterey. In tow of lug
Navigator, from Son Francisco. Hailed at
11 A M.. steamer Atlas and barga No. 91.
for Sar. Francisco. Sailed a t 1 1 A. St..
steamers Tamalpals. Daisy cadsby ami San
ta Monica, for San Krancisco.
Kan Vranelseo, Nov. IS Arrived at 11
A M ' steamers Great Northern, from FIs-vel-
Geo. W. Elder, from San Diego, for
'"'salfpedro. Nov. J S.ArriverlStcamer
Hear from Portland, vis S;.n Krancl.ro.
Sari Krancisco. Nov. 1 ..-Arrived Steam-
Jlnir. Vht.-naw. from cuveri GnrnT
Norihrn. from .."wni. c.......
from Bur". Aire.; Calrhas. from
fif.al.il i.Vorwecian. from laltal. Snd--
St-am-ra Haclnaw. for Fort .iiiid -; tsrwa-
lio, Uiabc;ii. lot Bandoai . ilmingtun, I,
for Seattl-; Capt. A. F. Lucas, for Balboa;
ship Champigny .French., for Quoensiown.
Murconi Virele8 11cMrU.
(Al! poltin i-eportt-d al I'. M., Novpm
lfr 18, unleiM otIi"rwi indiraleU.)
i'olunibia, tan Francisco tor La Mao, lOiio
miles noutl. of San Francisco.
Gove-nor. San l'edru lor tian Francisco,
off Point Arpuello.
Nann Smith, tan Francisco for Valparal&o,
3-0 miles south of ian Francisco.
Speedwell, San Pedro tor iSaa Francisco.
10 miles north of San IVdro.
Wapama. I'ort San Luis for ban Pedro,
llo miles west of Sun Pedro.
Chatham. Aninfagasta for Sau Pedro, 11
mil.ji outh of San Pedro.
Aroline, San Francisco Tor San Pedro, off
Point conception,
Asuncion, port Angeles for Richmond, 610
miles north of Richmond.
Kilburn. Portland for Coos Bay. off Cape
Athko. bar bound.
Grai-e Dollar. San Francisco for Tacoma,
,"i74 mile's north of San Francisco.
Queen. San Francisco for Seattle, 90 miles
nouth of Cape Blanco.
Atlas. tovunK fearne 91. Portland for Rich
mond. 10 mls nortii of Cape .Meare.
Hoanoke. Portland for San Francisco, US
miles south of the Columbia River.
Beaver. Portland for San Francisco, 4"2
mites north of San Kra ncisco.
Drake. Seattle lor Richmond, 245 miles
from Seattle.
Herrln, Linn ton for C-aviota, .0 miles
south of the Cohimbia River.
Coronado. Gravs Harbor for San Fran
cisco. l'J miles south of the Columbia River.
V. S. Porter San Francisco for Point
Wells. 73 miles from Point Wells.
Mauonia. Honolulu for Sn h rancisco. 1U40
miles out. Novembe r 17. i P. M.
Knterprise. Honolulu for San Francisco.
1701 miles out. November 17. s P. M.
Hyadei. Honolulu for San Francisco, 1 0o
miles ont. November 17. .s F. M.
Bessie Dollar. Vancouver for Manila, 10. 1
miles from Cape Flattery. November 17.
P. M-
Topeka. Ki rt'ka for San Francisco, off
Point Arina.
Lucas, louIiik barpe 0:;, Richmond for Bal
boa SO miles soinh of San Francisco.
Buck. 1'ohit Wells for Monterey, 100 miles
north of Monterey.
Conpresis Sea lie for San Francifico, 40
mfls couth of Point Arena.
Minnes ta. Seal tic f'r Kurope. miles
north of Farallones
t'entralia. Eureka for San Francisco, bar
bound in Eureka.
St. Helens, Bellinpham for San rranc;s:o.
,VJ5 miles north of San Fmnclsco.
News Inm Oregon Ports.
ASTORIA. Or., .Vov. 18. ( Special, t The
barge Monterey, with fuel oil on board, ar
rived in tow of the tug Navigator and pro
ceeded to Port land.
The ne hnoner Manoema lias finished load
ing lumber for Hawaii at Knappton. and will
drop tlie lower harbor tomorrow-.
Bringing frclifiit for Astoria and Port
land. th steam schooner Wm. H. Murphy
krrived from San Francisco.
The steame- Yucatan has finished dis
charging 12,000 cases of canned salmon at
tlie Sanborn wharf, and shifted to tlio San-born-Cuitins
cannery to discharge the bal
ance of the 31,000 cases of salmon which
she brought from Alaska. The Yucatan will
load Kraiii In Portland for San Krancisco.
The steamer Roanoke sailed for San Kran
cisco and San Pedro with frciirht and pas
sengers from Portland and Astoria.
Carrying cargoes of lumber from Co
lumbia Klver point the steam schooners
Tamalpals and Santa Monica sailed for San
Krancisco.
Having barge No. 91 In tow, the tank
steamer Atlas sailed for C alifornia.
Grain laden for the L'nilcd Kingdom, the
Norwegian bark Hiawatha arriwd from
Portland.
After discharging fuel oil at Portland, the
tank steamer Wm. F. Herrln sailed for Cali
fornia. Completing her cargo of lumber at Knapp
ton, the steam schooner Daisy (Jadaby sailed
for San Krancisco.
The steamer B.aver sailed for San Kran
cisco and San Pedro with freight and pas
sengers from Portland and Astoria, The
steamer Rose City arrived from the Cali
fornia porta.
COOS BAY, Or.. Nov. 1". (Special.)
The steamship Kllburn was off the bar all
day and mado no attempt to cross, owing
to continued rough weather. The bar hart
smoothed down some towards night and It
is believed she will enter port tonight.
The wreck of the steamship Santa Clara
lias broken in two and the stern hold and
superstructure came ashore. Beach comb
ers have removed much from that section
of the boat since it came ashore, but a
great deal of lighter stuff went to sea.
The C A. Smith mills, now running four
days weekl.. will be put on five-day shifts
afi-r December 1.
The dredge Michle has been orfifrea ti
remain on Coos Bay for the proient.
Douglari Land Holders Sued.
ROSHBl'IlG. Or., Nov. IS. (Special.)
Suits to eject a number of Douglas
County ranchers from jaroperty alleged
to belons to the Southern Faciflc Com
pany were filed in the local Circuit
Court today. It is aliened by the
plaintiff that this land was purchased
by them for rights of way for the Wil
lamette Facitic Kaiiroad and is being
held unlawfully by its former owners.
The defendants in the action are
Sncll. A. K. and .1. G. Stocker, Mrs.
Sarah Morningstar and Henry lled
rick. DaniHKes in the sum of $1000
are also asked from the several per
sons sued.
(.rnys Harbor Is Ilernsing Homilies.
ABKRPKK.V. Wash.. Nov. 18. (Spe
cial.) Gray Harbor County is refus
ing to pay bounties for cougars, wild
cats and other varmint because the
Commissioners fear animals killed in
other counties would be brought here
for bounties. rrosecutlng Attorney J.
K Stewart advised this action follow
ing the submission of many claims to
the Commissioners by hunters.
Bootlegs" l'ined $11.10.
Pl'urOIN, 111.. Nov. 1.1. Judge Hart
well in Circuit Court here sentenced
E'eter Pops to 0 days in jail and lined
him 1I30 for bootlegging. This Is the
heaviest sentence ever imposed in
GO
Qregon plectric
To the Championship Football
Game at
EUGENE.SAT., NOV. 20
Game Called 2 P. M.
University
vs.
Oregon Agricultural College
Round
Trip
Friday and
Saturday
TICKETS TO THE FOOTBALL GAME
Select grandstand tickets on sale at 5th and Stark streets,
$1.50, $2.00; general admission to game, $1.00.
SPECIAL TRAIN
via OREGON ELECTRIC leaves North Bank Station 8 A. M.;
Jefferson-Street Station, 8:15 A. M., arriving Eugene 12, noon,
running on limited schedule. Returns after the game.
REUl'LAR DAILY TRAINS.
limited. Express. Limited. Owl.
Leave North Bank Sta.... fi M. 2;0 M- ft &
ArHv" Vn ?:! V. .1 Pi M. M5 P. 8:50 V. M. 6:50 P. M.
Usual stops' made at street intersections.
,,a.fca .nai t..Brk s 'l n t H mild Hoyt St.
TeVthnjVorrUon'S-.a. Kron, and Jeffcr.on St..
Tenth and Stark Sta.
Telephonea Broadwa j 0-0, A 6671.
T BE BILIOUS,
Enjoy Life! Liven Your Liver
and Bowels Tonight and
Feel Great.
Wake Up With Head Clear,
Stomach Sweet, Breath
Right, Cold Gone.
Take one or two Cascarets tonight
and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Wake up feeling grand, your head will
b: clear, your tongue clean, breath
sweet, stomach regulated and your liv
er and thirty feet of bowels active.
Get a box at any drug store now and
get straightened up by morning. Stoi
the headache, biliousness, had cold
and bad days. Keel fit aid ready for
work or play. Cascarets do not gripe,
sicken or inconvenience you the next
day like salts, pills or calomel. They're
fine!
Mothers should give a whole Cascaret
anv time to cross, sick, bilious or fev
erish children because it will act thor
ough I vaiidcvirinotiniui
Southern Illinois for violation of tha
local option law.
Itlalio Ke.juisition Honored.
SAU1-:.M. Or.. Nov. 18. (Special.)
Governor Withycombe today honored
the requisition of the Governor ot
Idaho for Ralph Walker, wanted at
Lewiston on a charge of forger.
Walker is alleged to have raised a
check for M.T.-, signed in tavor of L.
Walker bv G. K. Wasem to e 130.
THIS COLD CURE
Tape's Cold Compound" Ends
Colds and Grippe in
a Few Hours.
Take 'Tape's Cold Compound'- every
two hours until you have taken three
doses, then all grippe inm...,
your cold will be broken. It promptly
opens vour cioEgea-up nmuua .- -----
air passages of the head; stops nasty
..' oova running: relieves
the headache, dullness, feverishness.
throat, sneezing, soreness and
stiffness.
lion t stay s""" u-"i'- ., . v..
and snuffling. Kaso your throbbing
. . . , r nUa Ir. the WOl'ld giVe.S
neaci no""b tn , - ..
such prompt relief as Paps cold
Compound, wnicn rosu, u.... -
at anv drug store. It acts without as-
... ..nr. OUIKaQ n o in
distance, tastes n.c. ----------
convenience. Accept no substitute.
Adv.
To Overcome Eczema
v n,inH i.ow nfton von have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itch
ing eczema cjuieKiy ny applying a n.i.
zemo furnished by any druggist for 2jc
Kxtra large bottle. $1.00. Healing be
gins the moment zemo is applied. In a
short time usually every trace of pim
ples, blackheads, rash, eczema, tetter
and similar skin diseases will be re
moved. For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, zemo is an excep
.i..i r-oo.oHv It iu not irreasv. sticky
or wa.try and It does not slain. When
others fail it is the one oepenuauio
treatment for all skin troubles.
Zemo. Cleveland.
flpecial frain
of Oregon
HOME-COIIING
Jl BlLKi:,
EIM.KXIO FRIDAY
EVKMJili.
D o n't miss these
8 p e c t acular stunts,
free campus show,
pajama parade on
streets, serpentines,
gigantic bonfire on
K i n c a i d Field, re
unions and rallies or
students and alumni.
DON
HEADACHY, SICK
OR CONSTIPATED
jvVDRK WHILE VQU SLEEPJ
NO QUININE IN