GARS
ffitj
8
NEARLY ALL LINES
V,!.4. 2000 Extra Men Tracks
Arc Cleared Despite Handi
cap Frcm Motor Traffic.
JITNEYS PROFIT BY RUSE
Xroltry I"tr. ImU:miI
I I fort lo tlrtntr trr Are?
Tlwrtr4 hy .mla arl.rra,
Makia; Tr.a4id Walk.
t.r 'mv!li-t mrm fn ! "
a,., y.:rr IS- r.ett.n4 lt:l.
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lot la i:t Thi't J ' ""'
n.4 trur.'l f ep.ntrv II t l.Jt
1 ,'i.n (tra( b.for. mortilB
M''irc 'ti o(t tin- nn. a. HwthoTt
.. Iin.. r la rr. ffam
.nti Jnlioa wttrj Iaw.r4 Haw
sfra innii a. :-t llfti.ta tlf.'t
r-ictimool o4 Klit-M atT-
fmUwtf4 tl" p.a t l.rmlaU
Km rur I1!-. n rlr..
.r....T. from Ii4 t. rl
tir. .on4 tr.l.
W t 4.
WtiUm. nut. l.i.itrl a-av.
TlesaiAMB. Al.fta ao4 !! John. Ila.
D.a ! Ki:iloworia a.au.. All
tn. car air rou.l ar th Proad.
war bride a4 aorta c tvmtam
I'tvioa aB'" arM- "a malnla4
l.i.Mn Ki'llnirh ai4 H-Ita4.T
...a-.- ..B.r ir.a.f.rrla la lata
I n. from lh. iro4. rara,
, l fri b.atllr aa4
th .list pt nt Ita ra .toclly
l- :i i .ubarba.
Tb. compaBr air4 a!t Iba
loi.4 m-a Ibal eff.rwt tb.au.lvMk
:'f.rt. war. rrv.4. la 4i.i4. tb.m lato
la. .tiiftA. bol a. a.a b.a-ao to work
al all b'r. af tb. 4ar ! aisht. Bo
t-r.. i. 4 i.l.na: l a. roil4 b. tb
TB ma b.4 ba oil
af mpt m.Bl tnt a lon Km. aix-t.4
t. .aiaa or 4 It. from J la M bojr
Tb. r a I rattwajr ffof-. ro.r.rai.4
a,trt rf IMa ritr " tb.
:n. sp.r. Tb. work 44 aol r.aaa al
ibl but r.ficiau'4 wita ..a mar.
f'..-t. r..ult am tnt to tb. aba.ev.
af .M- aljr IraffW.
t : .mm Aiit: 1 1 T iin.ii
Ha ttofM Wlnlrr ow llcc-
orl axl ttlaua . I'nml.
!.: I'f'V. Hh i. ip'iat
a a r.ult of a roatiatjou. fall of
far bor. lb. fon4 la
.rat la . 4-etI f mor. lb. a l f"l
n tb. !''(. ari.i ir.f'K- la 4'maral
ti4. jr r..--'. r.a.af la ot.ral. I.al
t (i ani ral w.ra abataJoaaJ co
lb- if It
All Irtina arTtinr tla ritt ara
Iran, f r rori:a4 raatiol raak.
ma ir. fr.n. Hiparta oaiil lb. Hra la
.naa.HL f f lb miH
lir.'ia.': tbia 4 alra l ara Imp. ..!..
Tal.pb.n. ar4 llratb) earn munH-a-tiort
k. B-.atlr fcaB'li' app.-l ar4 Bay
naw l filii l.ai.bt. T'. I .
aia.1 .at tb. tn.raa.ra.tar tC'.t.rs Zi
alair...
;?' .'bi-i IS. rtr ara a lb.
afta t ln.t a.a.r.l lar. Jm b.
torm.'l vro.a In. Ir.b. r.aar at.
I..w:.tan, ana B'O'a 13. a J f aa t
k b. Tbr. I. am. alarm f.r far
a, mlnaaa mr r.l-aa. Iri.a J -am a.
arbl. l proBabl wo-U rraab tb. bat
M,i Ba l4 o t Wint.r.
Tb. I.rt ' al b 4-b. ar. tb.
at.an.ra fatwlaioa. an4 l"poka., af tb.
t-v. 11. . t'ompaBT.
Tb. an.w I. .arl all a Iba Tb.
tana :aplr. bb4 b.i .a lb. .;4.l
l-inMtjBt caa rBnrnb.r a--) a 4wa-
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arltoai If. Uala, Smom anal rX.
rnf.T'V. Or. 3 tfplal
.,ra Madar "IK until ..l.r4a
af'araoaa a warm ra.a f-'l wbtk !-
tb. . tbai ba-t b.a an lb. roua4
..n.-. t. f r. .f lb- r-r Pfl""T
a 1 ..' Aba-it tba mi.l II. of la afi.r-B-.n.
lb. I.mp.ralir. 4ropp4 an.1
al t b-r fl'aT. I.I-r lu'MM tnt.
m finm autj . T il. rarr4 lh" ara4n4
I Jp.1 o f ina-b.. ilia mornin.-
4 a iaa. aul fU aI aVi.
?TORM IS NO RECAKPKR OF PI3150XS. BIOI AND TOOR ALIKE ARE INFLICTED WITH HEAVY
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' ' M.u.a.. Mabl a rawer CaMir a. .raa4 A.aa. aaa-4 Off at Oraaaa.
1000 III AT WORK
City TaVes Action to Get
Streets Cleared Up.
MR. BAKER TAKES CHARGE
sp,w I'luwa rt rarrhaartl and Clly
(.ndrn Ar LnlNtI In IN
lor to Open TrafficCar Com
pany Ala Ctmm Oat.
t. lbeuaanl mn mrlirH r tha
dir. a wall a tha ti'un4r4a n4
hr Iba I'ortUbJ r.allwajr. I.leht A
I'ow.r rompaojr. ara bow har4 at work
Irjtnc ta op.n tip aira.tcar trafTto an4
m.rran4:a d.tlvrri.a In t?ia r.ldi'
diatruu. Al tha nre.nt r,ut of
Ur drla;alloa af boalncaa fnn th.
City Coao- H at noon yatr4ajr d.M4
la i ta tba bat and Iry lo rn t
lb. atr..t.
Tha buina-. no"a d'tallon. bad
.4 b Jutiua I. alalT a4 W. V. tVoo4
ward. ca:i4 a m.iln- of tha Courv-!
at lh. I'ortlan I llot'l la d:-ua lh.
rropaaition. Tha rnr'Hn arfjournarj
aa4 want l- lha City Halt n-ra fail
blana tlnalty w.ra mad..
II waa 4-ld4 ta .. 1
and ptart Ihrm col lth horla In help
lha fore rniaiH by lb. tratrar
rampany. t'ommi.atoner Ialy. who ha
rt la riant of mn ri.arlna; in
In tb. boln diatrlrt amra Tu..4a
alcbl. waa Join.d by CommlaoBr
kar. at th. rtut Of tha Counrll.
Mr. Rh.r ar4 to find tha man for
tba work and to taka chars, of tha
taak.
aaa Aao.aabl.4 la Two llaara.
Two boara aft.rward mora lhan
mn ambW4 al !ark bb4 Broadway
r.ady to lo work. Il.fr.ra orfovk
b. ha I INa fall ! m.B r.ady lo aprnd
tba Bishl In tha Bell under b ttlrac
t irv
A rorh ord.r . 't fr f71
po.nl ad aha!. Ia Ihouaand wrra
(.jrvCiaa.4 from rioa ldfr ron
r.rna for 11 4a and I a 4o-n. Th.a.
war d'ritrr.d al onra and lha man
got ba.T. . .
Tb.r w.ra .nt la yartoua rarl of
lb. nir la tl-.r th. rar tra. ka and
lb. atr.ia. Tba Bir.t-ar rompanr
b.4 ba-.n balllini for lhr. day. with
tb. anow. bul waa bandi'-aPf"
aul.rnoMI. knoklC lb" bnrk
a. rapidir aa lb. m. and plow could
a-t it off lb. raiu. Tha eiir rr.wa
abov.1.4 Iba .now ba.-k anlo h. park.
In atrip aal curb, epanln lb" car
Ira. ka and lb. road to a width of
about I f'l.
I aaaapaayval r lard.
Tb ma w.r. ansaird on a'l th
m.ia lia af ta. ar..t -ar roropan.
Tb.r w.r. b.lp.4 br all tb. ow .culp
a..Bl Iba comraar rui4 wa.l'f and
.11 tb. rw n it rouid put n lha Ball.
-ommla.irnr llabar no.larl all bl
pa, b Ubor.r. la l.k. rhars. of lb.
cr.w t.aad In th. anow work. I la
ot h. ra.l of lh mn from lha Hl
of swaplaiad r.ar.d al lha pab
U amplaT rami bur.au. Th.aa man
Bar. b.. on lh. Hal for al
.mplln la ! lb. city lo alart oi-
ration., but lh. wara un.bla lo pra
.il on Commiaaion.r Ialr lo atari
,l,tiilr ati lb. of al iah wainp.d
lb. biaai.a 4ilrt-t Tualr nisht.
(loan art.r lha 'ouacil d' id ad la fo
tb. limit in lha fibl asaioat lh. .now.
(-,aw lorr p. rvr t.I.phon.4 lhat II
bad m anow aad b-. plow. Ibal
Bnlsht b .d lo sraal adanla.
aaaawptarwa A r. fwrrwaaaaL
T a corrpaay
wa a. had lo a.nd ona
at th. BB.-bln.. to Iba Hlr Hall far
a damooatratioa. lutl whil. Isl.r
fcir bis bora.a pullad or. of lb ma
rMa.. albns lh. .14- of lh. City Hall
and axada orb a awatli of Iba .now
bat an ard.r waa pia.ad for ihr of
tba marklti'a. n Pl 'n" ar.
wa at one and lha Iwo otbara will
b. on lha J"b Ihi. Bsornms.
Tb raal af lha mar-bin.. I. tit
a-h Th.y ar. bail! for .now pioi.
b.ln atron and ay la band!.. II
waa th.'ht al firal lhal ralion .n-atn-a
miM b- uaavl to ban lim thm.
.ut thla ld3 waa H'n t for Wi.raaa.
lb aama ! Ittat that took the tna
rhlna Id lha Otr Hall war hlrad lo
op.ral lh srndT.
Alao Commiaaion.r llck prad
Into .ric. all tha alr.t sradara tha
ny haa. Two of th. wcra onabl
10 ropa with lh r and anow. th
Mad.a br.aklnc und.r tha itrkln.
otb.ra. bow.vcr. wara antlr.ly uc
c.aaf ul
Aala tbrllarry rara.lll.4L
Al lha m.'llntt with bualn.aa m.n
11 waa Ihoushl at firat tha ba.t maana
of baadlms tha prol'lrm would ba lo
forr-a v.hirl. parltrtilarty aulomo
bilr. off tha atrr.ia whT rar w-r
ait.mrlina lo op.ral. Thla plan waa
Ivan up. however. II waa aald lhat
II la Important lo parmtt dallrrry war
on and automobtl.a on lh. rar Irarka.
Tha only aolullon of th problem,
therefor, waa lo iimutl tha snow en-tlr-ly.
Tha Counrll haatlaled at flral about
attempting to combat tha alluallon b..
raua of a Bhorlasa of city fund. Th
rity. baraua of a low laT levy for Ida.
la ara re. of money and lh employment
of lha a men may drain th city
Ir.aaury. Tha merchant. hotr. da
rlar.d lhal II ta an amersenry whltb
should t met.
W'bll aome of the merchant aald
lhy mliht b willing- lo contribute.
Xlayor A I he objected In thla. dec I Br
ine thai It I a municipal laik en
llrely.
RADIO BEARS NEVIS
The Oregonian Gets Service
Via Federal Company.
WORLD BROUGHT IN TOUCH
MAIL AUTOS PLOW WAY
o: ih:i.m i:nr la Mnr. i piti-:
OK (IU bOW DRIIT".
t'arriera ll f ar Oat ar Hear back
Afoot Mhea Marblaea kllck Baal
Beaa Diatrlrt "apalled.
With lha aid of four automobllea.
whlrh backed enow all day taklns; mall
from tha central poatofftra to ub-ta-llona
In lh suburb, and tha crTorls of
lha full forra of :01 carrier. 1 sub
stitutes and many mall clerks who
donned overcoats and wielded shovels,
ona complete delivery was mad on
very mall rout In tna city yesterday.
In tha downtown diatrlrt. whrr con
dition were mora nearly normal, there
wa lha uatial number of deliveries.
Karh automobile carried. beside
mail. Ihre. or four huky clerk armed
with ahovela. If lh rar sot stuck, out
Ihey Jumpd and shoveled It clear. In
thla way all bul four aub-tationa were
rearhed. Th. auto had lo turn bark
from the ArlMa. ft. John. Woodatock
and Montavllla nation. This didn't
mean, ihourh. that the., stations had
lo do without their mail. After lh
auto had bucked aa far a Ihey could
lha camera and clerks aboard them
relied mall aacka and carried them the
real of the way afoot.
At I'aet on. delivery I promlaed to
day. Tb. only mail not beins delivered
now la bis parrel. And a parcel has
lo be of pretty good also to be beld out.
loo.
Aa Kaatern mail romprUe a full half
of all mall delivered In Portland, and
nn Kaatern n-.ail has arrived elnre
Tueaday mornlns. Ihe work of lh. car
riers Is made aom.whst raalrr by tne
fart thai deliveries are light. They
ar. Juat about able lo clean up every
thing en band with on. delivery a day.
la lha meantime buaine.a mall for
th. Kael Is rin An In Portland walt
ins for lh. rrt train Ihrousn th. Co
Ijmbla sore.. Anl when mall Inbound
from lh now lied up al various
polnta alons lh- Columbia Ittver. dnea
set In. there will b a veritable t'tirUI
maa ruah In selllnc It diatrlbutrd and
drltvarvd.
CLATSKANIE BANKER DIES
C. If. Moa-kwcll. r., ban-imb at
Home at Asr of 7.
(UTrKAMK. Or. Keb. 3 i SpfMll.)
. M. Morkarll. r.- prcaldenl of lh
llalakani. Hiala Dank, died al hi
bom- h-re Krtday at lh ac. of 7t
Mr. otorkweil wa born al.Athol. Mass..
Juna :. 13.
Ha ram. lo this p'ace from Iowa
abo-it la teara aso. Th. srater pari
of hia Ufa be wa encased In railroad
work, beins" roadmaaier for 4 yeara
II wa w.th tha In Ion Tartfic durlnc
lha conatr-jrtiun of lha line from
t'hatenn. Wjo.. to Oiden. II la sur
vived by hl widow and (our children.
Thariea II.. Jr, aod Ida. of tbia plac;
milliard, of tanon flty. r. and Mrs
M. IL Smith, of llurk lilsnd. l;L
San ran-l-x I Out of Tunc for
Sonic Time Till Ilrlcf Mcsbago
Oorrfx-ts Ooralor and 1300
Word Kcport Is Sent.
W'bll Tortland was Isolated from
tho world Wedneadsy night and psrt
of yetrdsy morniiaat. the wlreli-ss re-celvlng-
station of the Kedersl Tcle
sraph Company received eapeclally for
Tha Orrg-ontan the only new reports
from lb outside world. K. I). Could,
manager, and T. K. Nlvlnon. operator,
constituted a special staff all Wednes
dsy nisht and handled about 1300
words of new ent out by the Ao
rlsled rre office al Pan Francisco.
Thus Tortland yesterday morning; real
ly was In tomh with the world, al
though all teleKraph linea for any dis
tance were out of commission.
The news was flashed by code signals
from the powerful aerial at San Fran
cisco as rspldly as the Associated Press
fillns; editor there could condense the
Important news dispatches from all
over lh world.
A It was. Tortland did not receive
some of the news desiined for it. With
sll lha wires out of order, and the big
sending wireless station of the Fed
eral Company disabled by the ice and
sleet at Ints. Portland only could re
ceive and could not send anylhineT. The
result was tho Kan Francisco wireless
operator had to make a frucss at get
ting m tune with Portland.
II la suras waa faulty, however, and
he flashed hia messages off on a wave
of air that Just flirted with Portland
and were unintelligible. The result was
no readjustment of the wireless ap
paratus could catch the message which
were flying "af but not to Portland
with lightning rapidity. I'nable to com
municate with Jan Francisco to tell
the sending operator there to net on
another air wave, all Ihe Federal re
ceiving operstor here could do waa to
fume and fret. For one hour such con
ditions prevailed when finally the
Western fnlon was able by making a
circuit of severs! thousand miles to get
a brief message through to a point
where lh message could In a round
about way reach an Associated Press
dispatcher In Pan Francisco. Ha Im
mediately advised the wireless oper
ator and Portland vw soon in tune
with fan Francisco and until 3 o'clock
yesterday morning the San Francisco
sender sent hi message flying along
another stratum of air and the vibra
tion hit Portland.
The wireless report was received at
tha Hoard of Trade building atatlon of
Ihe Federal Company and from there
telegraphed directly Into The Ore
gonian office. Th. service waa quick
and satisfactory. It was the only news
service coming Into I'ortlsnd during
thst lime, and In fs.-t all other. bul
ncaa of necessity vtas relegsled.
The messages from world centers
wer relayed at San Franclaow and sent
onlv to Portland by wireless.
Tha Federal Company continued Its
efforts lo get the Important news of
th world yeaterdjy and early last
night until the Associated Press wires
wer restored.
Hisliway Survey KMiet-lrd n.
r.0.-i:nL"lta. Or.. Feb. Z. (Special.)
Th atirvey of the permanent Pacific
Highway through Douglas County will
be completed within the next two
W(Hks. according to an announcement
made here loday by K. F. famine, a
aistant state highway eivslncer. Mr.
laouna tnapected tha urvey yester
day and pronounced It one of the best
In th atate. The maximum grado Is
less lhan 6 per cent and a total of 30
railroad crossing will be eliminated
through the conlruclion of the new
road,
t T
Ar.. ar.ua haa t-ern Imentr.l for ron
erii. ar.!ln. Inti lllu mine ' in sal and
l.ri-' l lor aaf- UM In pla.-r. ttrrr cuin.
Bia.ci.l a unllca aia nut aaii.ole.
Big Store, Bankrupt, Closes Forever at
lO P. M. Saturday
Today, Tomorrow, Then the End!
- -
Hurry I Hurry 11 Hurry II
STETSON, MALLORY HATS
MICHAEL STERN, SOPHOMORE
Clothiog
Less Than Price
The Most Sensational and Thrilling Sacrifice Sale on
Record. Come! Let Nothing Keep You Away. Re
member That Saturday Marks the Passing of This Great Store!
Fourth and Morrison
Brasfield & Forges' Bankrupt Stock
lawad
I 1
I 1
REFORM CHANGE URGED
PI.EA M .11)13 FOR SEPARATION' OF
BOl -IT ST.1TK SCHOOL.
5apertntcadeat Hale, of Salem lastl
latloa. Would Have ogler
Handled Dlffereatly.
SALEM. Or.. Feb. 3. (Special.) Declaring-
that the present law for com
mitting boys to the State Training
School Is too broad. Superintendent
Hale today urged the State Board of
Control to request the Legislature to
provide an Institution where younger
lad could be cared for. Crowded con
ditlona at the school now make It lm-
- . .rnn.i a.C r.PI t inn of bOVS
lt. riui. iui ar v-wa
of different sges. There are 157 boys
st the school. i:u oeing icsa mi
years old.
The ages of the boys now at the
school range from 10 to 19. the average
being 15. Sixty-eight boys are 14 or
less, and four are only 10 years old.
These boys. Superintendent Hale says,
should be st home or In some school
for younger children, where they will
not be branded later as Inmates of a.
...... r-m ...knot " Of the older boys. 37
are from 17 to 19 years old.
Ninety-three of tne ooj ...
. . . . a a . Iliiinn- Cinr.
school have uom parenia "- 1
Intendent Hale says. The fathers of -6 1
. . - n . U I- rimiA In 29 I
ar aeaa; in. " 7"
cases, snd nine have no parents living.
The parents of 45 are divorced. In -4
caaea the father or tne ira? - --
fesslonsl mm or merchant; fathers of
88 are laborers, and 3 mothers earn
their own living.
Statistics submitted by Mr. Hale to
the Bosrd show that more boys are
sent to the school from large families
than small. Boys at the school who
are the only child number 1.; from
famlllea with two to five children there
are SO; from families having from six
to eight children there are So; from
nine to ten children, two; families of
1. four; families of 13 and lo. one
each.
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES
Dr. H. C. BoslwlcV, rioneer Physl.
cian, Succumbs at Vancouver.
o
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Feb. 3. (Spe-
Cal Dr. H. C. Bostwlck. nearly 8
years old. a Civil War veteran in the
Ninth Kansas Cavalry, pioneer Physi
cian at Tacoms, and a prominent citi
zen In this state for many years, died
today at his home. 409 West Mnth
street. t
Dr. Bostwlck; was corn m
Pa. August 24. 1829. and when a young
man went to Ohio and in 1859 to Kan
sas, where he enlisted in the Lnion
Army. In 1873 he went to Portland.
Or and in 187S went to Tacoma. where
he practiced medicine for IS years.
Pr. Bostwlck is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Km ma Bostwick. whom he
married September 4. 1870; one daugh
w. r. Don et Kat Me : one
-on, u W. Bout wick, of Vancouver, and
B.x grandchildren.
WILLAMETTE PIONEER DIES
ft a aaassiaBBasawa.
Mr. Sarah K. Bushncll Succumbs
at Junction City.
JUNCTION CITY. Or.. Feb. 3. (Spe
cial ) Mrs. Sarah E. BushnelL a resi
dent of the Willamette Valley for 63
years, oled Saturday nicht at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. K. M. Movius. or
thla city, st the mHture. age of iQ years.
C0UNTYCLERK
With No Appetite, All Run-Down
. . a. . . af. IT Y t
Tells How Vinoi neipea mm.
So many cases like this are com
ing to our attention that we are pub
lishing this letter for the benefit of
. , j i- . I,n .re in Mr. Kelly s
condition. Kcad our offer below.
Clarksvllle. Tenn. l am a
Court Clerk, and became run-down,
no appetite, waa drowsy and felt badly
most of the time. I had tried several
remedlea without benefit. One day I
read an advertisement of Vinol and at
j . t m .hurt time my ap-
oncn inr-i .i. .7 .
petite improved, my strength increased
and I leu pciicr c.r.j j
Kelly. , , .
The reason Vinol is so successful in
such esses Is becsuse it Is an un
etiualed tonlc-body-builder. combining
native wine, the oldest and most
famous tonics known to medicine.
So strong Is our faith in Vinol that
we offer to return the purchaser's
. i ease if Vinol should
muiir? ... " '
fail to give satisfactory results.
Tha Owl urug fiort, i""". '
KOj1" s In our own town, wherever
you live, there Is a Vinol OJrug Store.
Look for the sign.
She was born January 20. 1846. In
Rochester. Ind.. and in 1852 she accom
panied her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Ferrel, who crossed the plains and set
tled in Linn County.
In 1864 elie was married- to Josiah
Powell and to this union was born one
child. G. O. Powell, of Portland. Mrs.
Bu.xlmell is survived by four children:
G. O. Powell, of Portland; Mrs. W. B.
Beebe. of Ashland, and H. C. Bushnell
and Mrs. R. M. Movius. two-stepdaughters.
Mrs. C. J. Ehrmann and Mrs. W.
M. Pitney, of this place.
4 . ' a
Lumber Company Wins Insurance.
KELSO, 'Wash., Feb. 3. (Special.)
By a decision handed down Saturday
by Judge William T. Darch, of the
Cowlitz Superior Court, the Mountain
Timber Company was awarded 1500
and interest from tne date of the fire,
against the General Assurance Com
pany, of Paris, for that amount of in
surance written by the company on the
Mountain Timber Company mill at
Kalama, which was destroyed by fire
In July. 1914. This case had been on
trial before Judge Darch since October
11. This is the first of 29 suits for
the collection of $277,000 insurance.
Kelso Ready to Build Sheds.
KELSO. Wash., Feb'. 3. (Special.)
Lumber is now on the ground for the
team sheds which are planned by the
Kelso Commercial Club for the accom
modation of farmers makins Kelso
their headquarters. As soon as the
weather moderates the sheds will be
erected by a force of volunteer carpen
ters. They will be built on the lots
donated for this purpose by the Kelso
State Bank.
WOMAN'S CHARGES FAIL
INSANE HOSPITAL PROVES PATIENT
WAS NOT BEATEN, AS ALLEGED.
Superintendent Stelner Alao Prod area
Witnesses Who Deny That He Used
Unseemly Langnage.
SALEM. Or., Feb. 3. (Special.)
Charges that authorities at the Oregon
State Hospital had mistreated William
Curry, an . aged : patient,' committed
from Jackson County, so that ho died
on December 30. were disproved today
after a hearing before the State Board
of Control.
Through an attorney, Mrs. Curry as
serted that her husband had been
beaten by attendants. She also accused
Superintendent Steiner of calling her
harsh names when she attempted to
visit her husband. Superintendent
Steiner denied the charges in toto and
by witnesses disproved the woman's
statements.
Governor Withycombe and the other
members of the Board announced that
tliey had the fullest confidence in the
superintendent's statements. They de
clared that the charges were ridiculous.
His Favorite Decoration.
Exchange.
"With due regard to the Victoria
Cross. Iron Cross and such like, a gold
tooth continues to be a colored mare's
favorite decoration.
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