Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 22, 1915, Page 5, Image 5

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    Till: MOKXISfl OnEGOMAyt MONDAY. XOTE31BER ?2. 1915.
FIGURES DISPROVE
WILSON GOIITEHTIOH
Scnalcr Bourne Denies That
American Enterprise Has
Had 20-Year Check.
1.AT.0.TS WEALTH GROWING
; rt- s 1 1- f i-rt-e-t I rom $11 IT to
li rrr (apt! la Sarn IVrinrt
Tlul PrN a-a It.-e-rra.trd
I mm 913 la l ll.
"?.i;t v nett.4 rrr.r t w-
No. ::.". .umiB that rri
Wi:a ffi4tor la trlt n truth.
I- i . eftent th.r ar ocn thin "
i tvlmilr do.a I know aJt
Amen-an .t.rprt... h.w.v.r "
tnar ft. la th. fc.nl in ef rh.ton..-
ft thi laaaruag ..-ntor Boars
en net :-! statement teu4 today.
Bn.:f ef IB HoublKe IHH'l"-f
ef we. B b. le h.4. d-nrit
t-a ..Mrlto mad by rreMH w'
a-a aom tint ago that "fur i y-'
...eeiei.a in II.. country Km 3
. ... lae. - Thi. !at..ment. S.B'
ee Knuriti ta (unlrtriK'"! by spavin
fat. a.-t forth la the Matiti-al Ar-
ra.-l. fr.?r4 It lr:lol "Usl
rlr ef ('omwrtl.
l?Wlal KMtcl Qaaeae).
"U ft both Infere.tin and let
.. fir Iho.isMfil American eltt.
, . n , to lor. at re.;or4. I'
I. iurn. tSenj tiot from th
...-nrJa t IIMUKI th follow
ing r"i-t. tn awer to tn .rtion cf
In rre.t-i.nt.
t. ! w h4 a population) of
I : i..iih or an, of : p" eiuar
m of are, and la ltl w "a"!
r..pU'ij of 3.4 14. .!. or Ji Pf
a.i ! r. m i .a.
In taii w hat a National wealth ef
1 . : i.n ') mi. r IttlT nr capita, and
i I i: lie assresat. wealth wa. llll.
7 : ihw ). or 1 1 rr cjpiU. Figure
n " t given for tMI In the e-ame
l ni the National 4 t w a reefae.4
f -m IIJ rr rtpiu l lt' U pr ..pit.
noli, ithetandng f uih. tha hrafl'
I r mt t'-ar war anl fcuilt In. Tanama
4 in ih. mnfin-..
"In tV Ih mon la rlrmUiun a
t::;l pr rapi'a. ft'tt dmfr'l I.-'
rr rtpit. btfor 111. t'l.t.nl Aa
n i t r.troit rt'oi Inj Oil Ih MOMjr
In nrwil.tion u :U ft rpll4
lUak t Ur. Trtl TaW.
-Tn ti (ink rl.artn aXr-t-l
; i m w'i.i m l in 1)11 inr '!
S -n n t I i I. ). an tncra.
0t rnor. than .' par rnl insuca II
r"?'iiaeon fta I n--raji.l only ii par
"la till inlli4Jl pli la Na
t n l ti4nk. avnea ftnfta. atala
bitif. trul rem''m an4 priva
hiati !(.';' ) in;i M. an I In
tn rial rin !. 1 1 i I t.U'i .). an lo-r-ja.
r par ttnl.
"In ! nir ttprl f mr-han4i
aval.--! tt l rt riru ami tn ina 19
fir tnl fi:l'iaa. tnaa. -l'. la for-
t huvara irrw c a avaraf f
f rari'a.
- Itll wa pro-l H : )!.
ftjataia of ivhat anu-ll lncraai
l.j llHl IVLh-la In Jill
ti trti..i'..J T.II4'4 feaiaa
rotftin. ani tn till l?i lolal rrop
a aa'imata at l4alioa ftaU. Iha
r4.t Hf'ira noc b.tn- availabl at ha
l.i. tfatint;i- wcra cniptll
f irlkrr with In trial of Ih atlrCrdf
North l.lTr niathlrldara on In rnnain
I I Ini'-lm.nla rrturnM bjf Ihc
rifi- t'mmlr aTrant J'irjr. t harems
araon. burarlarv al aaaaall In ronno
l on with ha bumtrtat of Ih rabm of
Mr. Marcarrt M. Koaa In January.
I I . tv a ban ! of irrnH aatllrrs.
Thr. taral aati of Irlala of al
lr(4 KichlrM.r. alr'aiiy ha hn
b-IH. all raulnn Irt ariulltala. Mra.
I;aa firai t.rc4 aflsliboea wiih
rnatrloq In Iha Juatir lourl. I h Tarl-
fi- I'nuntr pmominr nl films l-r-imalmni
la ih jupartr tort ami
Iha inag Jurjr finallr ralnrnlns i In
ditmaaia. Aaaiatanl A I tr nT- ianaral John M.
ll-on. who a "! to Iha raara.
fn.lt, ron'lut4 thai It unllkrlj
lhal ronrllona rould ha oblalnl In
l"-iflc I'eqnIT mr4 aoucht a rhann of
Wfiu la jla l"ouOI tor Iha ca.
Tha upima fourl. hr. r-antl
laaual a arrtl of prohibition f orbltl'llnat
tha Irantfrr.
fa-ifi- oucilr lapara haa pro
rac I iToroul)r asainal tha mounllnc
real of thaaa ri. It aa aarmawt
pritKa'Ir. on a'ro'inl of Ih Kuprrma
i nurl rulmc thai Ih tma4 rannol
ba 4apria4 of tha riaThI to trial In their
oa r.mni. lhal Ih r-matnln "Ml
tou'4 b al'oat tn df or
SUPPORT GIVEN BOYS
Governor Withycombc Urging
Attendance at Conference.
PERSONAL AID IS OFFERED
Many Irlrjrte i:rpctrtl at Jun
ior V. M. C. A. Mcettng at Salr-m
ru-clnnlns I'rlrfay and Plan
fop Unlpptalnnwnl ladr.
2253 LICENSES WANTED
I'Mok ixmm CAK ohm. Ii
rntt: rola LO.
Taa Will rrlatiaa, tn lib hi I Lt
bn, aa4 Mali A hoot KM.
alt at !.- aa baa-.
ft.L:il. Or. No. :i 8piaL Al
thouch thrr ar arproi;malrly IJ."
aoloroob! a In Or.con. applUaliona for
Uti icn' from onr of rara
far total but hcrtjry of Mat
Olcott aatj today Ibat b urHJ
bi; itiib of application for n
li. n' witUin th nl 1 dara from
Itoat who hart noipon! itsiins for
Ih-ir n I ,.na. Itiabk for rvsialra-
tloo of car war malt'4 oat by lb
tr'lrr of offir Norcmbar
lo all afttri of motor ahirlre oa roc
or 4 in ih orTir. i:clatrattoa
op.na4 Nottmbar.il. at wbica tioi ap-
prottmataiy l') aipluatloBa wr r
(Kaal.
Number for Ih trTarrnt car ar
Itini aiairnrj ronaaulivaly from on
up. aica-pt whar prfrnr for a par-
tkular nunibvr la lpra.aed. ftorl
aiada to aaaicn tha number datri.
Tha automoMt Uia a ill ba nt out
by th drrarimrni probably Ih mtdal
of Ivrtmmi TMi ar tha las "1
b rrlmaon. wltti Ih nutr.bara In whit.
It la lb polirr of Ih drparltnvnl to
banc Ih rolor ef Ih liranao las
a h yar. Thla Jraar th color
rliow. with bl.'-k Dsur.
Uir.na las No. I for ll wi:i b
rarrtaxt on Ih car own4 by r.dward
l.lirmtn, ef 1'ortlarad: No 3 ia aacurvd
by Aaron frank. IVrlland; No. J. J. C.
Ainaoortb, l'irt:anr. Numaroua appli
cation warr r-i4 for Not. I J. II
and -J- In th draw ins roadurtad for
tnra firtrnhrr th ainnr war: No,
IJ. t'ranh tl. Watkin. lortlanrt. No. II
l. -tl l ust, alrm; No, 21, 111 lip
nan, I'orliand.
Mart Lata loayaaaaa ota4.
"In lla taa i mJ t,t. ; )'')
aniR.lt of atisar. an-l to till p a d on
I a markc a IucaI f
fmt nil .
'In lti our i-o.l prarf irtios w aa I?;.-
I i4a tjaa an4 in I I 1 It amount4 lo
S-i ti'i ! ina. N Di irtt for
I i
prr-eian r p iron whit--!
an. 4fit taon!y l-l "l'tl tent in tt.
-war t a toc.i f I. !. tout la
I'll
th.l rr'el of It ara Iha rait-
tjtat tm-r.4't tha BuenOar of p.a.a
gar earn. ft lt par rant. Ih quaatlt
I fraaiM I r an r ta4 2ta par rant. aH'1
aa-r4-at4 tn. evarasa rrtu pr ton
p-v mi', f-ora J l. 7 2t r.at.a.
r"' tl a.rai.-. a prater fir ini at
a at.. r-r aa m'-raaa4 from t t ,' aH
. I ;. iidti p. an inrrt.it ef B.arly
J " Vmt .:! t."
PIONEER OF 1849 DIES
to lone-1 John Adair. llaiK-lrrr ami
Sainton (annrr. I'aaara.
ASTDIU . Or. Not. : t (tprlaL )
"oloorl John Auair. a ClaLnop County
p'on.ar of MO. di4 hturdr.
II waa bora at Ltuiavili. K)r.. .
)ttrl a and cam to A.ton la 111
wtth bia father, tha lata General John
Adair, who aaiabli. hd th flrat t ua-
torn-houa n lb Norlbw!. Colooal
,4ir waa nsas.4 tn ttlnon rannies.
b 4i later ronduct4 a dairy rears near
t.na city.
It. la auraltad by one Don. John
Aaeir. Jr. and by . IV Adair, of l"ort
Unu. lUiam It. Adair, faattla; Mr.
ore. . aln4t-ll. Pan 1'rtncitro; Mm
William Jordan and Mra. William
M Harker. lortland. brother and
titltra.
DOCTOR GETS fEW TRIAL
laaMjr rrtltr of In
prarlir (aw Nrl aldr.
Mat-
rM.TVftV nn.
trial A dial of p.',
I'M il. Ojetn Whl.-h t
rhrs"l with (latins
Not It i p.
"I ! aal
I'.uaa lianat l
pla-4 tnal 1
l.nfin. a trphoiat patiant. I th. on y
afiatfa lll.tfiul of paslSn'. In th
rtaitrt-tico e'tit brousht by klra. t'ora
a Dnoit asaiaat Iha pbyau-iaa la lb
lawta founfy !iitprfr l oiift. th Su
I'tma court 0nti nacurday
.! thla war tha only d'flatf al
1'ctttnft In th rumplainl. but ethaf
vKian-e waa intro4ti-.4 at Iha trt:.
t'i. 'i?ftmt Court a.t attde tha Tr
! of 1 1 r.n.4. m faior of Mr.
I. am. ta t or l-ra a .w IrtaL
MARINE RATE IS OFFERED
)littnL I lit nrr flrtttt Will f.e
v; .-i:e',ral dmi)pmii t.i tiri
r.f ti4T ut f l'oftln4 ir4
m4 rt" fTn a ujr from I'ort ia.iv
t n-on ""! t tj-ftl ! y9trtt ff !
l.4i r ftt-v run from i rnt a too
I. -h Bir .itnt p. in l A ton of
mntrf f;( pr t I wilt rvtttrtt to
It, rji'tr-u-fttf pro6Mt; thr ttn
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE ENDS
w ltraol Trarlarr fci- Thrr--la
Sraalon al Calrr.
tt I.VKR. Or. Not II. Imperial
Tha Brat annual Inalilut. of l.arhtft of
JafTaraoa County baa i'tal rlnead aft.r
a one.1 turraatful term of Ihr. data.
Th. tnatitul. ronttntd on WedncadaV
mirtmr tn Ih nw I'oitrtnouta, with
Mra, (Lilian Wall, rourafy uprintnd
eni. preaidins. After rouaic and an
inaoi'attfn pronounre4 by ftT. Mr.
I'aire. It C. Il.tlir.an deir4 Ik
au4raa of w.t.cme. Th reapont ram
from frof.aaor Iter! I. Lortt. of th
Ylaurae t nlort liisk h.-hooL
on W i4n4y aaenins ther waa a
thort re-plion lo Ih. taach.r In the
rourtroaim. f .llowed by a banquat at
Motel t'ultrr leodr4 teahra and
faculty by Ih wom.n of Culr.
LOVE DEFEATS JAIL BARS
Swrrttta-art of Voalhful Thief lie
romrt Ilia lf In rrltn.
M'OKAMl Wah. Not. SI. i.p
rtal fttaeeter Tibtxtia an4 Ml
,u4rey r'oat.r ware married tturday
by Juati.- ft. C. Mvde. on a lii-rt.
l.aj.4 th day Tibtt wa arreat.d
for tb.fL -
:o after h fcrard Ma pla of
(iiiKr lo a cr-ars of sran4 larceny
before JudS abater, wber h wa
entenr4 lo aery a year, the sirl re
mained roaetaat In bar d.votion. and
continued bar tt.it ta th Ja'L
eh appeared today with her mother.
II waa tie-t4e4 the ceremony should
b. roB4u-te4 b.fr th. youns prla
on.r la taken lo )aiL The ceupl wr
tnarrivd by in Juatic after the theriff
bad Kara T'.bb.tla to th courtroom.
!IAIJ:U. Or. Sot. IJ. (Special
Oteerraor W'ltbyeomb I sendlrtaT let
ter to eTery boy" club In th slat
ratlins attention to th older boy a
conference that mreli hr under th
auapirra of th Mat Y. M. C. A. No
emter 3-Ii. ;ornor Wlthycomb
I a ifitnMf of Ih lat board of di
rector of th Y. M. C. A, and haa
been identified with tha alata work for
aeaeral year.
In bis Utter h says, amonr other
thins: "I want th boys of Orson
to understand thai If I ran help thm
in any way to tt mora out of life,
either In tBelr work or In their play,
they may count upon my belp and
friendahip."
More than 30 delesates from all
parts of Wralrrn Orraort ar expected
at th conf ererac. and entertainment
for the lad Is belns arransed by Georse
r. Itoberta. e-Mayor of halem. and a
number of .ectatty appointed com
ml tires.
( Ink Idea -tcrd.
Tb Governor letter follows:
T the Ho of tfrtrao Tfitr. "Ill be
(laid at Sa.era the O.dar tloye- lonltno't
Oregon on N'e"ler I. ;I an4 i". ana
I ana told mat bote" ranlall"n throta
ut the aiata are aipeeled to altead
Throuahoul the tounlry the worth or
beta- or aad bor p:ajr la be comma to
a. recoantaad mora and more, lioirt are
a aa be--onaios b.tfr oraastaad. I penwa.
..y a--lie a moat (teariuy lo th deee.op
ai.nl et lb. nut I'l a a tatil tvo a The da
...opoi.nl at botar ,iuba u a -ork m n
far'itta my beartle.1 commeadalloa and
I aan the bo of uraaa to under-tanil
mat if I caa ha'P them In any way la S""
axa out et HI", either la tneir ork or
pat. they ana couai upoa my .ij
trl-mlelally.
I b.'p ry bats" orsanlaatl.i In oreaon
i:l b repreaanted and I hop. that J net aa
man a a I.I b in lleodnce aa poealhiy cn
arrana ta b. tnr. Oatbarlrse l"r tn -chanaa
ot tdeaa and the aorhlns out of
plana of co-operation are eairemeiy al
liable and ahould b encouraaed to th full-
eel d-are paftel:ie. in. one ti eriiti v.
proaree. ta .t ie. -oiaal i:ie oiner i-m
la doing" and If he t doln e-methlng a
Ulie baiter lhaa jou are, then try lo lind
eul Ih a-cret of bia errt. lau. anu copy ia.
oa the taaher nanu. it lot n..a
ret of eucreee of year own. paaa it en to
bira for bia bauetit.
aaaaalltrea Arty Nantaed.
Th committee In chsrse sre:"
litneral committee Oaiar B. Oln-
rlrh. chairman; . It. Irk. t- n
Compton. A. O. PaTldaon. William
Hemmms. T. Torter. J. c. i-pencer.
James KUIn, A. XL llanitrn. I'aul If
Wallace. Krne.t lllue. I loyd llolrlimaii.
IJovd Lee. William Jlorni'V. Harold
l.akin. Arthur Mnithrr. t. XI. r.nioti.
Joaenh II. Albert, tilen Nile, it.
tniev fleorce K. Kodatvr. ilax Burn:
I'lar.nt Hamilton. .-. r- Knowtana.
Karl I'hapler. W. IL Jeffries and John
I arrar.
Entertainment C.eorse r . KOalaiers.
hairm-ira: l'aul B. Wallsc snd Joeih
II A I hart.
Hannuet James Klvin. chairman; r.
II. t ampion. O. A. Lld!ton and w Ill-
lam Heminif. . . ,
t'eherlnr nnd arrancement uoya
lloldlman. I.loyd Lee. William wooney.
Harold tcaktn. Arthur Smlther and W.
It. Jeffrie . .
Itoaa- funday meetlnar Olen iMie.
rhairman: II. I. Kpley. w. t. iwat
and Karl Chanter.
Finance Mac Huren, Clarence Ham
ilton. Crtveat Blue and Jona r arrar.
Loral attendance O. I. Elliott, cnair-
man: r. T. I'orter. J. rpumtr aou
A. M Hansen
Publicity., rl. Knowland. cnsirmsn.
and Oacar B. C.insrlch.
Y. M. C. A. MAY SURVIVE
Holder of lrtact on llakrr llulltl-
Inf Irlaj lorrx lrt-nrr.
BAKKtt. Or. Xo. SI. (Special.)
There I sii:i hop or savins in naaer
Y. XI O. A. from belngr turned Into a
roomine-houae. gcvording to th e
mternatiorwtl ae. retary. W. If. Arnold,
who haa been conducting a compalsn
her thl week to sell llt.DM of the In-
titutlons bond. Th mortssse. held
by Mr S. A. I iwlerwetem wnun mil
due tomorrow and which she threat
ened lo forea-lo. uins th buildins
for a roomlnshou. win be auowea to
reel for a few day. Mr. Arnold said
that ther may be stilt further chance
of ralain the balance of th money
needed. forty prominent frn. Including-
members of the Baker Commercial
Club who hav barn worklna! sit week.
..!..' only ! In th l.l six dsys
Thi wa to b tha last night of the
rampalsn. but with the extension of
tlm by Mr. I'nderwood the work will
b continued until th lat momenL
COMPENSATION FUND HIT
Auditor Tarbrll, ol aliintton.
propose- Calalrtplic Protl.lt.n.
OI.TMP1A. W-ah.. Ny. SI. fSpeclal.l
At Ih result of the Uavcnrdale mine
diaaater of thla week, with Ha toll Of
J I Tictlma. comprlalns tha moat serloua
accident in the four yeara that the
Washington compenaatlon act haa been
In effect. Auditor Tarbcll la propoalns
th amendment of the law to provide
tor a -calaatroph fund" to meet auch
accidents.
from present eatimate. special s
aeaamenta to rl-- l.i.OO to 0.00
will b nec.aaarr.
r.
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HOURS
11 i. M. to 11 P. M.
PRICES
10c 15c 25c
HEEOG
Tomorrow
and
AH Week
Tomorrow Till Saturday Night
Orton E. Goodwin and Sol Baum Will Present for Five Days
66
Avemfflta
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99
Produced by D. W. Griffith Who Made "The Birth of a Nation," and With the Same Cast
ST.ARS
Blanche Sweet
Henry B. Walthall i
Mae Marsh
Ralph Lewis
Vaeey Vat W JVaal
I)
Robert Harron "J&vfiC A, M7
SpottiswoorJe Aiken (J 1 .
QUEBEC VILLAGE BURNED
(hikl !-- l ife. rarty :ntlr lr.p
B It I Mitl llortar la-a.
.f r
ijt r.ii.i". N
burne.1 I - 4
4 I.1 in la' ant a
na.r
:t "tie rhi!4 ws
an.l nearly all of Iha
-t -at. t..cirga :.auce.
mailt hnmele.a by a
f r. whi.-a awepe tht villa, today.
Vttatf buililmaa. n-lu4ias f ': a ho
ti. war. detruy.a Th. property l
la itlimal.4 al I :. .
RETRIAL DECISION PENDS
Maaluailo IIOB)e--errerrBl t
otaidt-r Ulitrilrr -.
tT-CTMITV Waah. Nov. : 1 I special!
aa-W tfla tha relrw I. tllanfipla n.vt
week of Aifnrnef .ilen.ral w V Tan-
(,,, ( nil 4' ni'io prohahlr al't be
; k4 wket-l'r ta attempt lo praj-aad
RESERVE BANKER COMING
Head of tan rraarlno Ilranch To
Make Ad.lraj-aaacw lo Orcjoa.
Iluaaett tawry. depuiT soTernor ef
th. t ed-ral l:ee.rve liank al Kan X'rsa
ria.o will vlait ortian4 early nasi
month aad deliver a number of ad
dre.ee while la th stale.
lie will apeak at th monthty meet
ing .f the Portland Aaaociafton ot
Creaitt turn 4 at the qaarterly meet
ins ef the tn.mbera of group on of tha
Oration Knkr Aaaovlattoa.
Th banker.' meeting probaMy will
be be'4 al liaiem titartmbtr IX Is Ih
t.nEattv dat of hi vialt.
:rly C'ctainopoll ftrwltlent IH-ad.
Ai::i:ti.i:.V. lVa.ii. Nov. :l t.p-l
ctal I Mrs. I. B. Nim. aged ;, and I
a reatdent ef 1'o.mopotla einc Itti.
d e-l today at her home, fallowing a !
two year." II n from paralyala. Th
funeral will b. be 4 her tomorrow,
after which th. bo4y will b cremated.
Mr. Nim I aurvit.4 by a daughter.
Mra J. II Lyena. of Coamopo'l. and by
bar kaibanl. who was a member of.
lb firat Lesialalur of tkia state.
Man-lot lump coal. IJ Sa ton de
livered. Altitaa Fuel Co. Adv.
Dr. Paul C. Yates
TEX
ir.Ri or iicit tt;Ti-
1BI 1 eokTU.U
8
0 -X A
I Have Cut Prices
will aava you X centa on every
dollar on th beat dental work mad
by human bands and without pain.
t.ot n ( hn t xoo to ss oa
at Kl 1M. i:ttHh SX4MI Iw kW-OO
ILI - l-O
PLA I -. !. aad af
All Wara baaraa
teed rifteea Year.
PAUL C YATES
rtii.ri
UL.t nsr
raxad rtooe of BtatB-rbll4 UUm
rewrth aad va asklast.
George Seigman
Josephine Crowell
HOURS
11 A.M.toll P.M.
PRICES
Matinees 10c-15c
Nights 10c-15c-25c
WW as- swava Ba-aavr-. v
f 1 II
f-
fLis4Jl Jura
. lawwaBaas. ...BBBBBiaBBBBBaMaaaW-JBayjam " araatsaTaaBS-.B-
SLAYER REGAINS MIND
BtKK.lt PRIONKR ALLOW CI) TO
MINI. LK WITH JAILMATE!!.
Later, aa Brlac Qaeatlaaeal ReaardlaaT
hboollaa" of leaard Goul,
Maraaik Tkrealeaa.
BAKKIL Or.. Nov. SI. (Special.)
Jjmn Msromb. who shot and kilted
Leonard Ooul Thursday, yesterday
ahnaard alsns of sanity. II wss re
leaard from solitary confinement and
allowed to mingle with the other pris
oners. He seemed perfectly normal snd
a.ke.l has Jailmates If he hsd killed
(Jou I. When told that he had. he
ahowed no sign of remorse.
Later, when an attempt was made
to draw- him out on the subject of the
shooting, ha showed signs ot returning
aiolrnce. asked for his wife, and as
serted thst he ws ready for Sunday
chool.
Harry Page. Macomb's atepaon. told
Sheriff Anderson that Msromb had
served three year of a 11-year term
for killing a marshal In Joseph sev
eral yrsrs ago.
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Wapato Ticket I Nominated.
W.tl'ATO. Wiih.. Nov. St. tSpeclal.)
At a regular caucus of Hie Cltliens'
party of this city, held last evening.
tt.e f..lna-lnar rr'inli-lpal t'ehet was
nominated: Mayor. Lcroy W. Taylor;
Counollmen. two years. Charles H. Cas
tor. S. F. Harriet. S. D. Smith: Treasurer.
K. If. WaKner. With the exception
of the Treasurer, all the candidates
will be new in their positions. Mr.
Taylor has seen previous service on
the Council. He is cashier of the First
National Bank of this city.
STOCK SHOW OPENS TODAY
Five Organizations to Hold Meeting
at North Yakima.
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash.. Nov. 21.
(Special.) Preparations practically ate
complete for the first annual Cascade
International Stock Show, which opens
on Xlonday at the State Fair grounds.
Barns, sheds and pens already are be
ginning to overflow with show stock,
and lUis certain that from 1200 to 1S00
of the pick ot cattie. horses, sheep and
hogs will be on 'display.
Five stockmen's organizations will
hold meetings here during; tha show.
CRUMB MAY CAUSE DEATH
Walla Walla Farmer Seriously 11!
After Fating; Cracker.
WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Nov. 21.
(Special ) Harvey XtcDonsld. a well
known farmer. s critically ill at bis
bom as tli result of congestion of
the lungit. while eating crackers
few days ago a crumb lodged in his
lungs. All efforts to remove the crumb
failed and the irritation resulting has
developed into a nervous affection pro
ducing congestion. It was said today
that but slight hopes are entertained
for his recovery. Mr. McDonald has
been prominent in church work in the
citv and formerly was Councilman.
He is heavily interested in farming
lands.
Gnhlon ornaments found in Kpypt In th'i
roal tomb of Kinp NIencs and supposed
to he thf; oldest obji-cts of worked metal in
the world date ha-jk ri:Uin years, and in
clude hi! of sold, a bead, a button anil
also a piece of extremely fine copper wire,
rea.-hlns from thru eiiv lo Salt l.alte Cllv.
Just Like Paris
Now for "the French treat by French
men, tomorrow evening, Tuesday, Novem
ber 23," at
Hotel
Multnomah
At 6 P. 1L sharp in
the ballroom with
A French
Dinner
Dance
First, with a real French Dinner served
in courses at one dollar floor space re
served in the center for dancing.
Second, with French modes observed in
discontinuing the service at 9:30, giving
over the entire evening to dancing and
Exhibition French Dancing
en Costume
Tables by reservation.
Informal.
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Depot Ticket Office, 10th and Hoyt Streets.
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November 26, December 16, January 5, 25, February 14.
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