The Sunday Oregonian., May 27, 1917, Section One, Page 13, Image 13

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TTTE STJXPAT OREGOXIAN, rORlXAND, MAT 27, 1917.
LIST OF POLLING
PLACES COMPLETED
Sheriff Specifies Location of
Voting Centers for June
V.. 4 Election.
FEW CHANGES POSSIBLE
Precincts In City and County Num
ber 375, All Save 31 Being In
Iiimlts of Portland Some
Are Half Precincts.
Sheriff Hurlburt has completed the
selection of voting places for the com
bined city and state election to be held
Monday, June 4. Although there are
always & few later changes, the list
will stand substantially as made up
now. The same locations will be used
for taking the war census the follow
ing day.
There are 875 precincts In the city
and county, including 49 numbered as
half precincts. One hundred and nine
precincts are on the West Side. 245 on
the East Side and 31 In the country.
The West Side precincts are numbered
from 1 to 88, the East Side precincts
from 99 to 298. but Include also Pre
cinct 318, which Is In LUnnton.
County precincts are numbered 299
to 826. but including Precinct 318.
Following are the locations of the
polling places:
1 Carson's Garage, Thurman, bet. 82d
and Rugby.
2 Terrace Grocery, 28th and Thurman.
8 N. W. cor. 25 Lh and Upshur sts., bet.
tSth and 26th.
4 S. W. cor. 25th and Thurman. bet. 25th
asm ztttn.
6 64 W. 24th. bet. York and Roosevelt.
6 352 K. 23d. cor. Barter.
7 BS7 Wilson, bet. 21st and 2 2d.
8 632 Thurman.
9 6t7 Bavler. bet. 17th and 18th.
10 310 Gllsan St.. bet. Bth and 6th.
11 S. E. cor. 14th and Marshall.
12 247 N. 17th, bet. Marshall and North-run.
13 290 N. 21st. bet. Overton and Patty
grove.
14 I. TV. cor. 21st and Northrup St.
lfi lilll Military Academy, 821 Marshall
street.
30 Enjrine House, 24th and Johnson.
17 Garage, 704 Kearney, 21st and 22d.
16 153 N. 23d St.
1! Garage, 23d, bet. Hoyt and Irvine Bts.
20 Hartford Apt, K. W. cor. 21st and
Flanders.
21 Garage. 21st, bet. Love Joy and Kear
ney tS.
22 66 Gllsan, bet. 20th and 21st.
23 Old Couch School. 17th and Kearney.
24 Portland Van & btoraee Co., 15th and
2.1 N. E. cor. 18th and Gllsan Sts.
25 V4 Wellington Court, N. W. cor. lBth
ana ,vereii.
-ti Engine Rouse, 611 Gllsan.
27 S3 Broadway, bet. Everett and Flan
ders. 28 64 N. 8d. bet. Davis and Everett.
2l 46 N. 6th. bet. Bumslde and Couch,
30 22 N. 10th. bet. Bumslde and Pont-h
31 32 N. 11th, bet. Bumslde and Couch.
32 Speedwell Motor Co., S. W. cor. 14th
tnu uoucn.
33 575 WashinKton. bet. 17th ind IStb
84 Jetfery Garage entranoe, bet. 40 and 42
34 H 633 Washington, bet. Trinity and
20th.
3544 N. 23d St., bet. Washington and
Xjvereu.
H5i "07 Davis, bet. 22d and King.
36 Garuge, 229 Cornsll Rd.
87 J51 Burnside, bet. 11th and 12th.
Ramapo Hotel, 475 Wash., cor. 14th.
no .stars: , Dei. lutn ana 11th.
39 S. W. cor. 6th and Pine.
40 Engine House, 2d and Oak Sta,
41 310 Oak St., bet. 5th and. oth.
42 244 Washington St.. bt 2rl n-nA a
43 12SV4 10th, bet. Washington and Al-
4 427 Alder, bet. 11th and 12th.
44 H 5H4 Morrison, bet. 12th and 18th.
45 486 Washington. bet 14fh n rH i k.k
4(1 Covey Motor Co., 21st and Washington!
oo jeiierson Est.
48 706H Washington.
. 4U Garage E. icth, bet. Yamhill and Tay.
lor.
60 171 11th. bet. Morrison and Tamhlll.
51 Garage, 188 10th, bet. Yamhill and
r2 W M. C. A. bldg., 6th and Taylor.
63 Engine House, 4th and Yamhill.
54 2,-HHi 3d St.
68 Courthouse, 4th-St. entranoe.
ira saxon aioior bales Co.. 8. B. cor.
, iiqu naj tin ( iayior,
67 White Temple, 12th and Taylor.
fi8 209 14th, near Jefferson.
68 V4 211 14th, bet. Taylor and Salmon.
59 Garage N. B. cor. Nartllla and Jef
ferson.
60 155 Jefferson, cor. 13th.
1 Ladd School, 10th and Jefferson Eta.
63 Lenox Hotel, 248 Main St.
64 233 Clay St.
65 847 First, bet. Market and Mill.
66 2S8 3d, bet. Jefferson and Columbia.
67 315 4th, eor. Clay. fc
68 Garage. Broadway and Columbia.
69 Church. S. W. cor. park and Jefrer
son.
70 Garage, 812 12th St.
704 295W 11th St.. cor. Columbia.
71 460H Jefferson, bet. 13th and 14th.
71 507 Clay St.
72 N. E. cor. 14th and Montgomery.
"3 652 Jefferson.
74 House, 333 Chapman St.
a Engine House, Lownsdale and Mont-
76 372 Vi 11th St.
76H 430 Harrtesn, bet. 11th and 12th.
77 N. W. cor. Sth and Hall.
, 78 Garage, 429 6th. bet. Hall and Col
lege. 70 Engine House. 4th and Montgomery
79 -N. E. cor. 4th and Lincoln?
80 361 1st. cor. Mill.
St 543 1st St.. bet. Hall r II. i
f ; Cottell Drug Co., 1st and Sherman Sta.
r. tn ana Lincoln.
84 4o5 West Park. bet. Hall and College.
. ..c , ... ... utiii w ay ana j,in
coin.
86 548 Vista Ave.
Si nSin House, 20th and Spring Sts
88 Garaee. 733 Ptinn th
I?-?..83?? lBt' Jet- Sheridan" and Arthur.
oi ;,o, Vi T na sorter,
wl 81 Hooker, cor. 4th.
P2 475 Glbbs, cor. 11th.
r.,w urtn res,Jyrlan Church, 1st and
!4 8B3 Corbett St
SiZSo'i"0!1 Corbe and Bancroft.
7 Fulton, 3d and Miles Sts.
98 1587 Macadam, cor. Nevada.
984 1435 Macadam, cor. Dakota.
99 N. W. cor. E. 13th anil VI
1001748 E. 13th, bet, Marion and Clat-
101 1683 EJ. 18th. near Tenlno.
102 588 TJmatllla. near B? my
103 Y. M. C. A. bldg.. E. 15th and Spo
Kane. jJg-551 Spokane Ave., bet. E. 12th and
H0CT2a8' 1603 B- lltn Bt- et. Leo
1054 622 Bybee, near Mllwaukte
in??irW? Hifne ?,use- M'iwaukJe St.
108 Berkeley Club. E. S'Jth and kehalem
109 1442 Woodstock Ave., b.f n iVl
and 45th.
E. 44th
110 Woodstock M Phnnh TJ . , .
wnnrinir a- ana
41st, . E. cor. 63d
E.. bet. E. 66th
St, and 50th
74th,
111 House. 530S V.
Ave.
113 15010 E. 41st S. E.
1135630 60th Ave. 8.
and 57th Sts.
114 Bli
65th Ave.
315 Woodmere Hall, Woodmere station
116 House N. E. cor. E. 72d Bt. and 50
ave.
117 Green's res., 8548
Powell.
118 R. office. 82d and Wnvnnb-
119 S. W. cor. 91st and WoodstTck Ave.
Lenta
120 Garage. 9Sd St., Lents.
1J1 Fire hall. Lents, 92d St., bet. 68th
122 Grange Hall. Lents.
1235413 E-. 72d St, S. E., bet. 64th and
1234 1628 E. 67th S. E.. near Foster.
124 3909 E. 70th S. E.
125 W. O. W. Hall, E. 65th, bet. 45th
.i-o i.aureiwooa jj, js. Church, 4225 E.
1284 6603 87th Ave. S. E.. cor. flflth Bt
127 Old 80. lit Tabor School, E. 65th
128 1600 Division? cor. B. 60th.
izu SDjjj iroster Road, bet. 54th and
66th Sts.
130 Osborne Bldg., Foster Road, bet. E.
131 House, 4625 60th St. S. E., oor. 47th
332 Crest on School, E. 48th and Powell
in. w. cor. ti. ootn ana Powell.
134 Hall E. 43d and Division.
135 Kiubmond Garage, E. 37th and Dlvl
ion.
188 Engine House. Frances and Green
wood.
137 Bid sr. Gladstone, between E. 29th and
30th Sts.
138 853 E. 21st, near Powell.
130 Clinton Kellv School. VL 27th and
Franklin.
140 Garage, 497 E. 28th. bet. Division
and Clinton.
1404 S. E. cor. E. 84th and Clinton.
141 80 Clinton, bet. E. 25th and 26th.
142 713 Clinton, bet. E. 20th and 21st.
143 561 Mllwaukle, bet Brooklyn and
W"idworth. '
Backroom. 694 Mllwaukle. cor. Rhine.
14a 75 Mllwaukle. cor. Blsmark.
146 Garaxa. 528 Grand Av Kr nnA
and Taggert.
14 I iS. W. COr. R St Vl a n n. AtK
E. 8th.
148 Engine House E. 7th and Stephens.
149 394 E. Clav. bt irr.lrn --.A
Avea.
1494 J72 Hawthorne.
150 Evangelical Ch
Poplar.
liji 089 Division, bet. 33d and Green-
ood.
ir2 296 E. 82d. near Hawthorne.
1 Oii 1024 HawthnmA ht iv qi rk a
otn.
154 Lane Rrn . 1079 tt nne.u
37th and Marguerite.
154 J4 Bids. S. W. cor. E. 88th and E.
Lincoln.
J OO 1st U. P. Chlireh. "V T. rnr w ?,
and E. Clav. ".
. ; V-1-54 Hawthorn bet. E. 42d A 43d,
Harrison. .
157 Lincoln XT V rl...Mi. mtjt .
1574 1003 Dlvl. Inn K.. in Kn.t. . v
60th. ,
Ji-'S VV.W- Jor- tJnlon ave. Hawthorne.
iSS'?. "r?na ave.. near Belmont,
100 120 Grand ave.. rnr c- am..
161 89 Grand ava h.r tt" ' n-v.I . .
E. Stark. '
ie.2. ? Francis Hall, E. llth and E. Pine.
1 0.i Jb,ast Side Librarv V. 11th 171
J Fnn cl it Motor rsi. Pvh -o- 10.1.
w .wLiurne.
I bo 641 E. Madison, eor. 17th.
106 Davies Garaee. FV 14th Kt n ibrMn4.
son & Belmont)
1B( Wash nrtnn TTfirli CKmmI V li.k .
iij( boo E. Morrison, near E. 20th.
160 s.E. cor. E. 20th &. E. Morrison.
I'll 7,04 Hawthorn. h.t I." vftth a.
Ed. .IBl.
1704 Garage, 789 E. Main.
171 881 Belmont, cor. E.. 20th.
172 Gospel Hall, E. 29th & E. Stark Pr,
JJ3 1013 Melmont, bet. E. S3d & E. 34th.
174 902 Belmont, b.t ria a.
175 Garaea K. 20th h.t it. i.tn n .wi ' c
juauison.
176 261 E. 87th. eor. E. Madison.
177 1(14 H4th K.t Ti.lm.., . n
Tamhlll.
J 1 8 1041 Belmont, b. m n 4, . mrA -m
35th.
1 1 9 Harare. E. 89th. b.t V Vnrrfinn
Belmont.
1794 Garage. 1258 Belmont, hut. TO
& E. 43d.
180 1187 E. MftAtMin. TO SQtk .Vt TO
40th. '
181 Horns TelenhAn. Pa TO 4tth A. TO
Madison.
182 1293 Belmont, bet. E. 44th B. 48th.
183 Garar. V. MaImii hAt 1.' ki.
E. 62d.
'184 1599 Belmont, bet. E. 60th & B. 61st.
185 1784 Belmont, eor. E. 69th.
18(1 1088 E. Stark, opposite E. 79th St.
187 2020 E. Stark.
JoS Jin,5lne:hou,,e' E- 82(1 15. Burnside.
ISi 10891.4 E. Stark, bet. E. 70th A B. 80th.
190 8. W. cor. E. 80th & E. Ollsan,
1011883 E. Gllsan. cor E. 74th.
soth. ' " ' '" "a Ei-
f?ar?p' Fremont, bet. E. 72d & E. 78d.
194 Real .itaf. nKi.. t. ct.i. . '
Blvd. T ' - oanuy
105 Twob v T4i-. nrl,& tt- . .n
R. & N. track. '
Gllsan. bet. E. 69th & H. 70th.
197 1580 E. Gllcnn fit tt- tfA.w .
E. 01st. ' "
iqoZIS? irCor- B-47th E- Gllsan.
Engine-house. E. 68th & Sandy Blvd
E. 47th & Tillamook. " ' cor-
2014 Garatre. K I.' to -t.v- .
mook. "
. J.2T,e,t Enl Laurelhnrst office, E. 39th
as t. . Gllsan.
203 865 Kanifv TllvJ K- t. ...w - n
29th. "w "
204 2 B. 28th North.
Bo ?.8th ne,tr B- Ankeny.
dofcl?8"1 8che?E- 27th E- Couch St
ISaraKe B- 22d H- Ankeny.
HofclJ?apt"!,t C5urc- E- 20th E- Ankeny.
Ankony. ' "
e. 14th. r ' " "ot"
10 jBuildlnsT nn TV TT1 a sa-. tn iail
& R. llth. ' AVia
11 Buckman Rrhnnl. TT iotv a. n?
side. .
2J1H 25 H. 12th, bet. Ash & B. pine.
212 108 E. UnrntlMa j
& E. 6th. - ..
213 3S3 I7! TtnraaM i. T-l .
Ave. ' "
f,s Union ave. North, cor. B. Davis.
215 Garatre. N. W. cor. E. 21st & Oregon
-Jig 245 E. 21st North, near Multnomah.
217 Garaaa. Hn,naln ,r. t to o.w
loth.
218 Enelna-hous. GramA ava. a nrtviiA
mah St.
bet. E. 3d A Union. '
220 247 Holladay ave,
221 164 Rrnflilwiv Tfl .Jf T
Vi 34 Larrabee, cor. Dupont.
223 241 E. Broadway, cor. Flint.
224 333 Union ave. North.
225 Irvineton GarairA. w .a- TO
& E. Broadway. "
--o carage. K. 16th & Weidler.
2264 Garage. E. 17th & Schuyler.
227 Garage. 604 E. Broadway.
n'-JJ N. E. cor. E. 22d & Tillamook.
229 Englne-hous. TO 94th kt n-in i
& Thompson. -
30th & E. 33d. '
2.10 Grocery, B. 30th Sandy blvd.
2304 Garage, 1209 Sandy blvd.
231 598 E. 67th, near Sandy blvd.
232 Real estate office, C2d & Sandy
232-pGaraaa. Thnmnann h.i l- . ... .
B. 47th. '
Si?;-Garase, E. 41st Knott.
tii 2araBe N- w- cor- E- 24th Knott.
235 Garaee. 641 TO 91. x- .iT .iva",lc-
klyou. .r. D1s-
236 Garaee. E40 E. loth x.
& Knott.
2364 Inrlngton School. B. 14th av tk..
?-TS C"T near Graham,
238 Garage, S. W. cor. E. 10th & Thomp-
239 492 Union iv, tit V... -d .
Sacramento. -
Tlllarnnrvlr
241 300 Russell St.
Iit702 wliliamt bet- nott Qham.
211723 wV.V,' vfl- b5K Cook : Ivy.
jvy c- wot. f remont &
couver ave.
. 2.itl?2,?Us"'J,et- Borthwfck' Alblna.
4fi E. cor. Russell & Alblna
49 6S1 MlssisslDDl ava. h.r ( r a
J-oe. ' ""-
250 861 Maryland, bet. Shaver & Mason.
251 150 Willamette blvd., near Gay
2514 Garaae. 106 Wiiio-... J.,.Viay-
Michigan. KlllinKaworth' bet- Mississippi &
252j24 E. Killlngsworth. '
iiili V,, m? near ri"sIsslppL
254 i 85 Mississippi ave.
2C5 770 Mississippi ave.
256 823 Ullllum. .-. tt.... -
Shaver. '
dina. Alblna ave.. bet. Prescott A Blan-
GongH 929 WU"am ave - et. Skldmora A
258 North Portland Branch Library, cor.
Killlngsworth & Commercial. '
259 860 Williams ave.
260 ims Union ave. North.
61 S. W. cor. Union ave. A Alberts,
Shaver aVB- bet. Falling A
23 407 Mason, bet. Grand ave. & E. 6th.
2634883 E. Oth. cor. Mason
264 998 Union ave. N., bet. Going A
Wygant,
264 ?4 552 Alberta, bet. E. 12th E 13th
265 5964 Prescott. near E 15h
7-"5 y Alberta, bet. E. 18th & E. 19th.
26S Real estate office, E. 29th Duncklev
uowiey s Hall, E. 2Sth it Alberta.
269 Garage. E. 88d & Alberta A,Derla-
270 Real estate office. E. 27th & Alberta.
2704 Garage. 1228 E. 30th x-TtiT ,Derxa-
271 Garage, N. W. cor. E. 16th & Klll-
272 671 Alberta, bet. TO isth a. to ia.w
2724737 Alberta, bet. E. 21st & E. 22t
273 555 Alberts, bet. E. 12th & E. 13th
274 383 Alberta, bet. Union & Grand ave!
275 1256 Union ave. N.. near Ainsworth.
2 ( 7 5.. Dekum.
278 127 Durham St
279 Woodlawn School, Union ave
Bryant.
280 Presbyterian Church,
Jarrett.
281 141 Killlngsworth ave.. bet. MlealsslD
Pl & Borthwick. -
2831114 Killlngsworth. bet. Mississippi
A Alblna ave.
2824 Grocery. S. E. cor. Patton Aln
worth.
283 Kenton Club. Russett Greenwich.
2834 119 Lombard ave., near Alblna.
2S4 Kenwood Hotel. Kenton.
283 Arbor Lodge fire hall. Arbor Lodge
286 Thlems' Grocery. 92 Portland blvd.,
bet. Denver & Camobell.
2864 145, West Killlngsworth. bet. Cor.
2871241 Greeley, bet. Jessup A A Ins
worth.
28 1587 Peninsular. n..r
2884 Lutheran Church, Peninsular A Kll-
29 463 Lombard.
290 Church, cor. Flske A Lombard.
291 696 Lombard, near Flske.
292 804 Lombard Kt
293 Portsmouth Grocery, Portsmouth &
294 201 Richmond, eor. Tvinhn.
2044 Garage. Ivanhoe. bet. Burr Alma.
295 City Hall. St. Johns.
296 621 N. Hayes 6U St, Johns, bet,
Trumbull & Fessenden.
296 j S. E, cor. Fessenden A Portland
Cleveland A
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Z'.nt . w . tor. i mBOKiv nu i , tut.,., l.
nfin rhiirh intersactlon Columbia Slouch
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301 Grange Hall, Russeivuie.
B02 Buckley schoolhouse.
803 Calkin's Hall. Gilbert Station.
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Famsworth store. Gilbert Station,
City Hall, Fairvlew.
Maccabce Halt, Rock-wood.
i:r.,n... 1 1 1 1 Rvnamnns Station.
808 Murphy's Hall, Oresharo,
K09 First State Bank Bldg.
8094 City Hall, Gresham.
810 MaBOnio Hall, Troutdale.
811 Elliott's Hall, Powell Valley.
8114 Dennie's Hall, Pleasant Home.
812 Union HiBh School, Corbett.
813 Bridal Veil Library.
814 Bridal Veil Lumber Co. office. Palmer.
815 Warrendale store. Warrendale.
819 School house, Sauvtes Island.
817 Holbrook schoolhouse.
818 Fire hall. Llnnton. ...,
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,, i it sjyivan b iinui in,, in.-. .
3J0 Falrdale schoolhouse. '
821 Bertha.
822 Ryan's Place clubhouse.
S23 Maplewood schoolhouse.
824 West Portland schoolhouse.
325 Riverdale schoolhouse.
858 Cor. Cooper ft Matthews. Brentwood.
8264 Panama Grocery, 83d St. A 70th
ave. .
CONDON. FORMS RED CROSS
Branch of The Dalles Organization
Already Has 45 Members.
CONDON, Or., May 26. (Special.)
At a well-attended and enthusiastic
meeting' held In the Courthouse here
last night, the Condon auxiliary to The
Dalles chapter of the Red Cross So
ciety was organized by Mrs. Anna Lang,
of The Dalles.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. T. Q. Johnson, president; J. C.
Kturglll, secretary, and O. B. Robertson,
treasurer. The looal auxiliary already
has 45 signers, the majority being
women of Condon.
Bend Today to Honor Dead.
BEND, Or., May 26. (Special.).
Union Memorial services will ba held
by the churches of Bend tomorrow
evening in the Presbyterian Church. A
feature of the services will be special
muslo by the combined choirs. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. W. C.
Stewart, of the Methodist Church, on
the subject, "The What of War."
OLD SOLDIER HERE
Brigadier-General Hodges Re
calls Service Here in '52.
. Oak Grove Teachers Elected. .
School District 10S, Clackamas Coun,
ty, has elected the following teachers
O. W. Guthrie, principal, seventh and
eighth grades; Mrs. O. "W. Guthrie,
fifth and sixth -grades; Miss M. Meyers,
third and fourth grades; Miss F. How-
att, first and second grades; Miss El
Matt hows,- primary grad,
LIEUTENANCY THEN HELD
Garrison Duty Was Jnst Garrison
Duty, Declares Officer, Who De
scribes Punishment of In
dian Murderers of Whites.
He enters one's vision as the glimpse
of a time-mellowed canvas. There Is
the genteel dignity of old days In his
slow progress, a softness in his speech
and the blessing of quiet age Is on him
as a mantle.
Now, as he steps slowly across the
lobby of the Hotel Multnomah, his
years are 86, the boyish eyes have seen
the dreams of vast commonwealths by
the blue Pacific come true, and he is
Brigadier-General Hodges. of the
United tates Army, retired. Each year,
when the cherries bloom, he comes
to Oregon.
Osriiioa Duty Been la 52.
"Garrison duty at Fort Vancouver,
when I came out In '52, was Just garrison-duty,
that's all." recalled General
Hodges. Tet I was with the Snake
River expedition, when we went out to
punish certain Indians for the murder
of emigrants that Fall before. We left
in the early Summer of '53, Major Hal
le r in command.
"At old Fort Boise, a post of the
Hudson's Bay Company, we found hun
dreds of Indians congregated, for word
naa gone to the tribes of our coming.
Our scouts knew certain of the mur
dered, and there we hanged them. He
and we placed three Indians under ar
rest.
"Up the Boise River we took them,
but one, the youngest of the three,
tried to escape. He fell at a running
shot, and. was killed. The, other two?
Well, we" took the other two to the
graves of the emigrants they had mur
dered, and there we hung them." He
beamed mildly.
What about Portland in those days
of early. Oregon.! now fated pio,
neer city springing then from the heart
of the Willamette woods?
River Bordered by Forests.
"Why." quoth the General naivelv.
humor again in the blue eyes, "Port
land was a nice town then, as 'tis now.
I remember that there was thick for
est between the bank of the Willam
ette and the Columbia, for I've tramped
tnrougrn it many the time. We weren't
very familiar with Portland, for, you
must remember, the Columbia lay be
tween, and transportation was not then
what it is now."
Of the time when Great Britain and
the United States were near to bitter
ness and war, through the act of Gen
eral William S. Harney, then com
mander of the Department of Oregon,
General Hodges was reminiscent.
"Both Great Britain and the United
States claimed San Juan Island in the
Puget Sound archipelago," mused Gen
eral Hodges, "and had agreed upon a
Joint occupation until the boundary
question was settled. General Harney
placed pickets on the island, with
orders to fire if anyone landed there.
War Talk Then Heard.
"There was much war talk, and the
English were affronted. General Win
field Scott came from Washington and
settled the matter, but he had scarcely
left the mouth of the Columbia River
before General Harney ordered the
pickets back. But the danger was past.
Washington relieved him and sent him
home."
In June of 1852, at Oregon City, Sec
ond Lieutenant Hodges was wedded to
Annie Abernethy, daughter of the first
territorial Governor of Oregon. George
Abernethy. Mrs. Hodges passed away
five years ago. '
"I come here every year," explained
General Hodges, "and this time I timed
myself for the cherry season, as I
thought. And there isn't a cherry in
sight!" He laughed rlngingly. "Nor
it doesn't seem as if there would be by
June 1, when I start East."
During his visit, as in former years.
General Hodges has been extensively
entertained by many of Portland's old
est families, whose sires and grand
sires he knew in the days when the
land was new. He has been spending
the Winter in Pasadena, as Is his cus
tom, and will return to his Summer
home in Buffalo, N. T. '
FARMERS DISCUSS BONDS
E. J. Adams, Commissioner, Speaks
at Annual Picnic
CONDON, Or May 26. (Special.)
Three hundred farmers and townspeo
ple from all parts of Gilliam County
were in attendance on the annual
farmers' plcnio here today. The Dad
condition of the roads on account of
U exoeeslve xaUis kept -many at, home.
After an automobile parade at 10:30
this' morning, everybody gathered at
the Armory Hall and enjoyed a picnic
dinner, although it was necessary to
hold it indoors.
The bonding issue was discussed by
F. A. Bikes, state secretary of the
Farmers' Union, and State Highway
Commissioner E. J. Adams. This meet
ing was held in the Courthouse audi
torium and the statistics offered in
favor and against the bond bill were
of particular interest to all local peo
ple at this time.
COLLEGE TO CLOSE EARLY
Exercises Will Be Held at Mount
Angel Next Thursday.
MOUNT ANGEL. COLLEGE, St. Bene
dict, Or., May 26. (Special.) The
Mount Angel commencement exercises
will be held next Thursday morning.
May 80. This will let the students out
of college two weeks before the usual
closing time.
The alumni officers have postponed
the tual alumni day until a later date.
It may be that the annual affair of the
old students will be dropped until the
war is over. Several of the older stu
dents have been consulted and It was
deemed advisable to take this step con
cerning the alumni banquet; The alumni
officers of the past year will hold over.
Mrs. Xeale, Cottage Grove, Buried.
COTTAGE GROVE. Or.. May 26.
(Special.) The funeral of Mrs. M. A.
Neale was held May 19 from the
Seventh-Day Adventlst Church, Rev. J.
A. Rippey officiating. Mary A. Blaine
was born in Schuyler County, New
York, March 18, 1S42. She was mar
ried June 10, 1862, to George F. Egbert,
who died October 16. 1870. She then was
married January 8, 1880, to Henry
Neale, who died in May of the same
STOP
PICKETING
-HELP
SHIPBUILDING
VOTE X 110 YES
fall a5 rtlsement. A. C. Callan, CCJ
C Korthraa IU frUaad Ortsea,
year. The only surviving child is Mrs.
L. C Parmele, of San Bernardino. CaL
Reducing the supplies of meat, eggs,
game and poultry in Germany has
tended to make the people healthier.
One for the vesretarians!
JOHN M.
M m bu
OF THE IVY PRESS
MEMBER 1917 LEQ1SLATURC
Biiness Alan's Candidate for
COMMISSIONER
He stands for etrict economy, sound
business principles, protection of the
industries wo now have and the en
couragement of new ones, which
means more pay rolls and the ti
velopment of the natural resourced!
of Oregon, making a bigger, better
and more prosperous Portland.
No. 22 ON BALLul'
Paid Adv. M. R. Mann. 1215 &a.lsy Su