THE MORNING OREGONIAX, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1922
IS
El
BOY'S DEATH ODER WHEEL
OF SPRIXKLER REASOX.
Superintendent of Street Bureau
Says Children Should Know
Danger of Vehicles.
The tragic death of Glenn MeCul
loch, 5 years old, who was crushed
under a heavy street sprinkling
cart, prompted Alex Donaldson, su
perintendent of the street-cleaning
bureau, to issue a warning to par
ents concerning children following
these veh'cles.
"Parents should impress upon
their children the danger of darting
in front of or following in the rear
or tne sprinKiers, he said. "Every
day the drivers of these carts and
employes in the department stop to
warn children about this daneer.
Hardly a day goes by but that I
anve children from the carts.
"The children frequently run in
front of the carts in order to wet
their bare legs and feet, and should
one of these children slip and fall it
would be almost impossible to bring
the sprinkler to a. stop on -the wet
pavements."
Mr. Donaldson said that E. 3. Ben
nett, who drove the cart that
crushed the McCulloch boy, had left
his vehicle at least twice to warn
the children not to foHow in the rear
of the machine. Before he began to
back the sprinkler he looked on
both sides and saw none of the chil
oren. He backed slowly and when
he heard a woman scream he
stopped, but It was too late; the
child had been crushed.
"Parents of children should make
it their business to impress this con
stant danger upon their children."
RABID DOGS BITE SIX MEN
Victims ofIydrophoblc Canines
Take Pasteur Treatment. '
OLYMPIA, Wash., July 20: (Spe
cial.) Six persons in Lewis county
have been bitten by two rabid dogs
within -the last few days. Dr. I C.
Pelton, etate veterinarian, said yes
terday. The dogs have been killed.
Each dog bit three persons, all of
whom promptly took the Pasteur
treatment. ,
The department ' of agriculture is
watching: the eituation closely and
should any . more cases develop
among the dogs of Lewis county a
rabies quarantine may be declared
MRS. DIEMER RETALIATES
WIFE OF X-RAY SPECIALIST
"TO FIGHT DrVORCE StTCT.
Aspersions on Portland and Folk
of Oregon, Attributed to Her,
Denied by Defendant.
She likes Portland and its peo
ple' and never even has intimated
that she considered Oregonians
"too uncouth and crude to live
with," Is the assertion of Mrs. Lu
cille Dlemer in an answer to the
divorce complaint recently fled
by her husband, Dr. F. E. Dlemer,
x-ray specialist of this city. Though
making counter charges of cruelty,
Mrs. Werner does not ask a divorce
herself, seeking only the dismissal
Of her husband's suit.
Dr. Diemer charged that his wife
considered herself a "southern ar
istocrat" living among uncouth peo
ple and married to a man of low
breeding, allegations which her
answer denies with spirit. She is
very well satisfied with Portland,
her chosen home, she says, and
left her husband to return to her
Tennessee home at Tone time only
because his treatment of her had
become unbearable.
The marriage - was a war ro
mance, -&T-. Diemer being an of
ficer in the army stationed at Camp
Lewis, Wash., when he met his fu
ture wife in Tacoma, They were
married in that city In -October,
1917.
The year after marriage Dr.
Diemer began to drink heavily,
staying out until 2 and 3 o'clock
in the morning and cursing her on
his arrival home, Mrs. Diemer as
serts. At one time he brought home
a keg of liquor and stationed it in
the bathroom, she says.
On one occasion Dr. Dlemer hit
his wife in the face with a flank
steak, twisted her right arm and
grabbed a butcherknife with- the
threat, "I am going to kill you,"
Mrs. Diemer charges. She- denied
that she ever made a scene in his
office by shrieking and interrupt
ing his work with patients. For
the support of herself and child,
150 a month is asked during; the
pendency of the suit.
Fraternity Building Home.
EUGENE, Or.,.July 20 (Special.)
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity of
the University of Oregon has started
work on a new home at the corner
of Fifteenth avenue East and Kln
caid street. The structure, will cost
$20,000.
EDITORS' INTEREST EN
MANY WILIj ATTEND CONVEN
TION AT CORVALLIS.
Strong Support Given State Body
, tor Placing Newspaper Busi
ness on High Plane.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallls, July 20. (Special.)
After a visit -to all but two news
paper offices in Oregon west of the
Coast mountains, and several in
southern Oregon and the Willamette
valley, C. J. Mcintosh, farm news
writer at the college, announces that
the editors seen are all coming to
the newspaper convention at Corval
lis Friday with a single exception,
and that all but one have entered
their papers in the newspaper con
test for the best rural news serv'ce.
.These editors place a high' value
on the work the state association
has done in putting the newspaper
business in Oregon on its feet, he
says, and feel that they really owe
something to its support and are
going to help it become something
of the power and influence in the !
state it ought to be. j
Many of them are giving their i
readers- an excellent type of rural j
community news, and are becoming i
recognized ' as leading community j
builders in their various fields. j
Timber-Tracts Sold.
EUGENE, Or., July 20. (Special.)
Two sections of timber land west
of Walker station and 20 miles
south of Eugene have been sold by
the First National bank of Eugene
and the First National bank of Cot
tage Grove to the Ajax Lumber
oompany of Portland. The tract con
tains 50,000,000 feet. The new own-'
ers announce that three small mills
will be built on the tract and opera
tion will begin at once. Some of
the machinery has already arrrived.
Educators Are Initiated.
EUGENE, Or., July 20. (Special.)
L. W. Turnbull, superintendent of
schools at Tillamook; Aubrey G.
Smith, - superintendent at Medford
and Max S. Hamm, superintendent at
Roseburg,. were initiated Into Chi
chapter of the Phi Delta Kappa,
men's national honorary educational
fraternity, yesterday afternoon. A
banquet in their honor was given
last night at which Dr. E. E. Lind
say of the University of Iowa was
the principal speaker.
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only M
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Interior Decorating
and Papering
In the New
Peacock
Shoe"
Salon
287 Alder St.
Done By
BERGER
BROS.
108, Tenth
Pittock Block
The New ''Peacock Shoe ' Salon
OPENS ITS DOOR
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and those that come to Portland
Tomorrow morning - - - - 9:30 o'clock-
287 ALDER
. (Next to Woolworth's- Yeon Bldg. Store)
ST.
"Loraine"
Patent Leather ...... .$7.50
Black Satin 7.50
Black Brocade ......... 8.50
White Kid ... 9,50
it
Rajah"
Electrical Display and
Lighting Fixtures
In the New
Ma. u
oat. orn-
"Peacock
Shoe"
Salon
287 Alder St.
Were Installed By
M. J.Walsh
Electric Co.
106 Fourth St.
Tel. B.dwy. 5781
Patent Kid . . $7.50
Smoke Elk 7.50
Gray Ooze, Patent
Trim . 8.50
Biege Ooze, Brown
Trim 8.50
SHOE
"Winsome"
Patent Leather $6.00
Black Kid 6.50
Brown Kid 7.50
Black Satin 7.50
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Patent Kid 7.50
Black Satin 7.00
White Kid .......... 9.50
Black Brocade 8.50
Silver Brocade 10.00
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Patent . . . .$7.50
Black Satin 7.50
Black Brocade 8.50
White Kid 10.00
Doris
.Patent Leather
Biege Ooze
Gray Ooze . ...
.$7.50
. 8.50
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.SHOE
Display Signs and
Artistic Lettering
At the New
ea. u.a.
rAT. or-
"Peacock
Shoe"
Salon
257 ALDER ST.
Done By
RAMSAY
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249 Stark St.
Tel. Bdwy. 7345
"Egyptian"
Patent .... . .$7.50
Black Calf". ......... 7.50
Patent and Gray .... 8.50
White Kid 9.50
"Woodwork and
Carpentering
In the New
"Peacock
Shoe"
Salon
287 Alder St.
Was Done By
TILLMAN
& HALL
103 N. 10th St. !
Auto. 510-08
"Berkshire
ft
Marvelle
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rT. on
Tan and Elk .
Black and Elk
$6.50
. 6.50
Patent . .... . . .". . . . .$6.50
White Kid 8.50
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