10 TTTE SUNDAY OTiEGCOTA. PORTLAXD, JATJAIIT 27, 1918. WIDESPREAD PLOT BEING CARRIED OUT Indications of Attempt to Crip pie War Activities of United States Is Seen. MANY FIRES BREAK OUT Soldiers and Pollc Guard Hate IWii Trebled at Shipyard and War Plants Gorrrnmcnl Agents Belle-re German at Work. VE"W TORK, Jan. II. Indication cf a widespread plot to cripple the war activist of the United Stetee wer n toUy tn a sarle of fir in hip yard oa munition ships. In war plants nd, storage buildisca at various point alone the Atlantic seaboard and farther Inland. Nearly all of them wcro of distinctly auspicious origin. Fears that th flam mar here been set by iMnir aliens wen r!n trenarta by th fact that they started within a fw boors at widely separated points almost a woek to a day after Kdwara N. Hurley, chairman of th 1'nlted States Shipping Board, declared that th UoTtrnment bad been given authoritative warning of a Uerroan Plot to apply the torch to plants of all kinds. especially shipyard, which are producing lmplem.nl of war. Mr. Hurl.y ordered the trebling of soldiers and police guards at all war plants sod In some casre this precau tion resulted la preventing even more ertous losses. It was announced from Washington today that this warning was Issued because a "crank letter" bad sot been properly investigated, bat Oo vemni en t agents In various part of the country were Inclined to b lieve that It was well-founded. Ouards wrsgln strengthened to make even more difficult the depredation of Ocr man agents. Disastrous fires started only a few hours apart In shipyards at Newark. N. J., and Baltimore. The Josses wlil aggregate II.COO.CoO. Fires were discovered en losded mu nltlon ships at two Atlantic ports to day, but they were extinguished before serious damage bad bean done. There were other fires of a suspicious nature In New York. Pateroon. N. J.: Huffalo, - Maynard. Mass.. and Peter bora. Canada. In every ease a rigid Investigation wl'.I bo made either by municipal or military authorities. In aa effort to fLz the reeponstbllty. THREE BOMB-PROOFS WRECKED tlatteal machine oswratar. trade 1 and im... and froal. fiooo. 1 mo. In th War Trada Ptaard at th. salaries Indicated. In.pector ef hats. Inapaclor of hue and leather. Inaseetor of sole leather. !m mn en ir. In th. Quartermaster Corp. Marine Corp. er ether braachM ef the service S1GO a nMlh. Cram ..mpier (mal. In the Pur.au of Uark.ta. lpartm.ni of Agriculture, far duty In Waahlnxton. D. C. or elMVhere. at en trance salarlas ranging from (luOO to (14-0 a year. On acceont of the ers.nt n4 ef th service, application far th abov poeition mev be at any time. r.bruary IB. 1BI, ln,.atlat.r in market Ing cotton a4 end II product ltna!e. In th. Bnraaa of Mark.t. Department of A a - ncnltur. with hdquartcni In washinston P. C. at a salary ranging from I1S2Q te I2io0 a y.ar. February IS. 11. aaalatant In market hualna practice, srade 1 lmale. In the Bureau ef JJarkets. Department ef Agricul ture, with heailaoarters at Waahlneton. D C. at entrance salaiiea ranging from lO0 to lleno a year. February 2. 101. eon lor mechanical n- llnMr (mal.t. In the Bureau of Stannartta. I". perrnent of Commerce. Weahlngton. D.c. at l?.VMI tn saono a v.ar. Further Information and application form may be obtained from M. K. W let an. local aecretarr. fDoard of V. Civil s.n-lc K- amln.ra, Pee'nff'.c. bnltdlng. Portland. Or. MILK DELIVERY COSTLY EFTICIRXCT METHODS PLFDGED AT DKALER3' aSSOCIATIOX. Ten Dle In Torpedo Station Expio- slon. Some Injured, Others Mllug. NETWPORT. R- I, Jan. M Three bomb proofs at th naval torpedo sta tion her war wrecked late today by an exploaton of fulminate of mercury, killing at leaat 12 civilian employes and Injuring; seven others, on probably fatally. Tea others were burled In the ruins f th heavily concreted structures and little hope was expressed that many of them would be removed alive. Captain Edward L. Beach, comma n dant of the station, said none of the survivors wss able to give an account of what bad happened, but there was ao doubt, he aaeerted, that tb explo- eion waa accidental. Late tonight a reacne party heard olees In the ruins of No. I bomb proof. one of the wrecked structures. A pipe was aunk to the spot and It was learned two men were alive. They were given stimulants and nourishment through the pipe and a derrick waa Impreased Into service to relieve the heavy debris ovr them. Th two men died, bow ever, before they could be rescued. By midnight 10 bodies bad been re covered, tight of them were Identi fied The explosion occurred tn bomb proof No. 2. nsed as a drying room for da tonstors after they have been filled with fulminate of mercury. The de tonators are designed for setting off the high szploslvs In torpedo heads. Only enough explosive Is kept oa band to meet the demands for the dy. and the shelters are built for the most part unfer ground, to localise exple slons. There are eight bomb proefa on the IsTand and today's explosion was f sufficient force to wrack only Nos. a, and S. That the losa ef Itfs la th bomb proofs was not greater was due to th fact that at noon about half the usual number of employes tn the three ahel- ters bsd been transferred temporarily to another department. MVNTTIOX SHIP TAKES FTRE Heavy Loaa Result From Hater Used tn ExtinfutshJiix ilaiura. AX ATLANTIC FORT. Jan. 2 Loaded with war supplies for th Italian army, eorne ef them hlarhly In flammable, a 10.000-ton American mu nition steamship, armed fore and aft. and making ready to sail, caught Are today from an unknown source while tied ap at her pier. rireboat deluged tb ship, and mor damage waa don by water than by fire. Th loaa Is not yst computed, but will be heavy. Tb Or was kept from the Inflammable and exploalve portions cf the cargo. The Are waa discovered by workmen. The naval gun crew at once ahut off portions of the cargo and aided tbe crew la subduing th Are. . NEWARK. N. J.. Jan. I A rigid military investigation of th fire at Port Newark terminal today, which reuse toss or Il.eOu.000 at the Unit ed gtatea Quartermaster's department earpiy depot and the Submarine Boat Corporation shipyard, was ordered to night by Major General W. A- Mann. commanding the baiters department. A commission of Army officers will conduct the Inquiry. Tbe home guard at Kearny. V. J. was called out tonight by Police Com missioner Pavls. and more than 100 men. fully armed, were posted In the neighborhood ef the plants of the Fed era Shipbuilding Company and the Foundation Company, close to tbe scene of th fir. PETERSBOROt Out, Jan. J. This city suffered dsmage estimated at f S00, 0 today when Ore wiped out one-half of tbe business section. Th fir was caused by tb explosion of a boiler tn shoe store. PATERSON. N. J7Jas Si. The Fi delity storage warehouse waa burned here laat nlarnt with an eetlmated loss of lUu.OW. On lif Is bell.ved to bav bn loot. rerautlea of Xrtkwe Dairy CacO laailar to Xatieaal Oa Is Pisa. FortUad Gets Coaveatlea. SPOKANE. Jsn. St. The Pacific Northwest Mtlk Dealers Association in session bsre today adopted resolutlona pledging the member to raise the quality of milk and to inject efficiency methods into the milk business. Glen O. Wallace, of Seattle, In an address said that delivery is tbe lsrg- eat Item of eipenae that milk, dealers have and that It is necessary to have the co-operation of tbe consumer to reduce expenses. The association will meet next year Portlsnd. E. C Calloway, chief chem ist of Portland, wss elected president. Dr. t. W. ilack. chief dairy and milk Inspector, and K. C. Callayray. milk chemist, both of Portland, are the only representatives from Oregon attending the meetings. Perhsps the largest proposition be fore the convention la the formation of a Northwest Dairy Council similar to the National Dairy Council to bring together and represent all dairy Inter estsmilk. Ice cresm. condensed milk, butter and cheeae. This Is looking to a Joint yearly ronvsntion of all inter ests. Instead of the separate conven tions as at present- A telegram from Mayor Baker In vited the convention to Portland next year. Dr. J. B. Martin, assistant state vet erinarian of Washington, speaking on the eradication of tuberculosis In dairy herds, reported that in m years Wash ington bad tested 30.4I dairy cowa and found 1257 tubercular. It was the unanimous opinion that the elimina tion of the tubercular cow was of aa much value to the herd owner as to tbe state. HOME GUARD ALIVE Portland's Waterfront Is Fully Policed by Well-Armed Men. STATE TROOPS ON DUTY FIRE PREVENTION OBJECT Citixens Commission I'rged to Keep TTp Interest In Work. A permanent citizens' fire prevention commlaaion to conduct campaigna and keep up Interest In fire prevention work Is to be nsmed by City Commis sioner Blgelow. Letters asking 10 men to accept appointment to the organisa tion and asking eight club to appoint representatives were sent out yester day. The clubs Invited to name represen tatives are the Ad Club. Itotary Club, iSaat Sid Business Men's Club. Realty Board, City Club. Parent-Teachers' As sociation. Progressive Business Men's Clnb and Civic Club. The Individuals Invited to accept membership are: E. M. Underwood, Forest Fisher, O. W. Davidson, A. M. Churchill. B.-F. Boynton. A- G. Long, Aaron Frank, 1L P. Coffin. B. F. Dowel! Fire Chief; John Young. C. A. Blgelow, H. P. Boardman. Harvey O'Bryan, H. E. Plummer. E. B. Macnaughton, J. A. Jameson, H. G. Efflnger. W. J. Hen derson. I R. Alderman. Mayor Baker, Harvey Wells.-Battalion Chief a Lauden- kios, ilolden arid Grenfell. J. O. Wilson, J. J. Sayer. O. C. Hughson. Chester W. liogu. F. A. Naramore, J. P. Jaeger and ex-Mayor Albee. Guard Stations, Fully Equipped, Es tabllshed at Six Shipbuilding Planter Headquarters Are Maintained at Armory. Chief of Police Johnson said last night that, because of tbe big fire In New Jersey and fires at other place throughout the country, the city ad ministration- has taken unnstia.1 prerau tlons to prevent anything: of the kind here. Th waterfront Is covered from every ang!. an every possible measure to iTvmir safety of manufacturing plants and material Is being taken. All me dal watchmen along the river have been equipped with first-class revol vers and bave Instructions as to their duties In ease of any attempted incen diarism. The Oregon State Guard has 100 armed men patrolling the waterfront In two reliefs, so that at any time dur ing tb night. 100 of these veterans are on duty. Captain R- M. Doble was of fleer of the dy yesterday, and Lieu tenant Frank H. Smith waa officer of the guard. Guard stations, equipped with stoves. fuel, cots and blankets, have been es tablished at six of the shipbuilding plante now under guard. The stations are at the Supple-Ballln. Albina Ensine A- Machine Works and Peninsula Ship building plants on the East Side, and at the Columbia Engineering. Founds tion and Northwest Steel plants on the West Side. Headquarters of the guard Is maintained at the Armory, and some one la on duty there during every hour of the !4. There Is still j-oom In the guard. Major Delch announced last night, for 10 men with military experience, who wish to be of service. Enlisted men tn the State Guard receive Jl per day more than the regular pay of men of corresponding grades In the United States Army. In addition to commuta tion of rations amounting to $1 per day. So the guardsmen virtually receive (3 a day for their services. SERVICE FLAG IS READY BANNER AT CAPITOL TO BE DIS PLAYED TUESDAY, Tweaty-three Star oa Fabric Made by Young Woaaea Represent State Employes la Service. Nursing Class to Review. Tbe women's class In home nursing. recently organised by Miss Nancy Rog ers, which is now half way through Its course, wilt bave Its first review lesson Monday evening at the borne of Mrs. W. BenefleL 110 East Twentletn street. A woman physlclsn will su pervise the lesson and lecture tbe claa on the subjects taught. Miss Rogers' Idea in organizing th- class waa to teach women to care lo- emergencies and sickness In their own homes, to preparation for tbe expected shortage of trained nurses because of tbe war. EXAMINATION DATES SET m.. a United . States Civil Service An nounces Competitive Tests. Th United States Civil Service Com tnlssloa announces open competitive ex aminations as follows: Seaior statistical Clark (bmU). 11100; st Kev. Jonah D. Wise to Speak. Rev. Jonah B. Wise, of Portland, is to be the first speaker In a course of lectures on the general theme. "Some Bsses of Permanent World Democracy," to be given la room A of the Public Library under the auspices of the Port land Chapter, Intercollegiate Socialist Society. Tbe first lecture will be hlu at o'clock on Thursday. The top: of Rabbi Wise's address will bs. "The Righteousness of Democracy." Admit tance Is free and the lectures are tct tbe public. Other speakers in the le- ture course, which will be beld alter nate Thursday nlgnts, lncluds Paul Howard Douglas. Mev. Edwin V. O'Hara. Joseph Klcmont Hart. Charles 1L Chap man. Frofeasor Oeorg Keb.o. of th University of Oregon, and Colonel C. . a. Wood, SALEM. Or, Jan. 16. (Special.) Ar rangements have been completed for the programme fo be given next Tues day at the State Capitol at the hang ing of the service flag for state em ployes. The flag contains S3 stars and was made by young women In the em ploy of the state. The programme wss arranged by State Printer Lawrence. Insurance Commissioner Wells. Lester B. Davis, of the Insurance Department; Industrial Accident Commissioner Allen Superintendent Dunsford, of the Capi tol building, and J. K. Allison, of the Secretary of State' office. There will be four-minute talks by Attorney-General Brown. Supreme Justice Benson and Superintendent Churchill, while the dedication addreea will be made by Governor Wlthyeombe. The benediction will be given by Supreme Justice Moore. There will also be musical se lections by a male quartet. The men from the titate Capitol now In service, the departments they rep resent and their locations are as fol lows: Secrtry of Ftate Department Otto F. Kubin. corporal. 20th Aero Squadron. r ranee: Carl p. oabrlelaon. Urat Lieutenant. Company O. 363d Infantry, Camp Lewia, Waah. : J. B. Young. Ordnance Department. an Antonio. Tex.; Fred H. Paulus, Spruce Ulrlslon. Portland. Inaurance Commlaaion H. E. Hoxle. Quartermaster Department. Camp Josepn zi. jonneton. jarseonviii., rie- 8tat Engineer Department J. L. McAl lister, sergeant. Company. F, 18th Engineer (Hallwari. France. Banking Department Roy Berth, Ensign. Navy Paymaster DeDartmanl. New Orleana. I-: E. F. iad. Ordnance Department, Hock Island, 111. induatrlal Accident Commlaaion Carle A bra ma. Lleut.nant-Colonel. lH2d Infantry, Fra-nce; Chariea W. Craig. Company C, 0:h Engineer Foretry, Franc; Karl E. Hlngea. Ordnance Department, Camp Dodge, la.; Paul HenUrlrk. Company M. lt)2d In fantry. France- Public Bervlce Commlaaion C. J. Green. Lieutenant. Coaat Artillery. Fort Mtevena. Or.; W. o. Clarke. Captain. Company U 23d Engineers (Highway), Camp Meade, Md Biate Highway Commlaaion Forreat W.I- born, aerseant. 44th Machine Gun Company. Camp Lewie. U'aah. State For.atry Department H. J. Eberty. Company D, 10th Engineers (Forestry) franc. 8tat Printing Department it. D. Pilken- ton. Quarl.rinaeler' Department, an An tonio, Tex.; Budd W.lcb. Quartermaater's Department. San Antonio, Tex.: Frank Law rence. Fourth Company, Coaat Artillery. As toria. Or.; Blnaer sefton. Hoapltal Corp. 8a Antonio. T.x.; Howard Frc.land. Com pany C. Fourth Engineer. Vancouver, Waah.;; Clay Toothacre, t'nlted Statea Ma rine. Mare latand. 6an Franclaco, Cel. Supreme Court Library Allan Jone. 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CHECK VALIDITY DOUBTED Merchant Follows Man Into Street, Hue and Cry Is Raised and Fu gitive at Iiaet Caught by Deputy Sheriff Rader. PIONEER IS WELL KNOWN Mrs. Belle V. Cook, Who Died Re- cently. Writer of Much Repute. Boy of II Needs Clothes. W. G. MacLarcn. gsnaral superin tendent of the Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society, yesterday announced that tbe Portland Commons has a boy 1 years old who l in need or clothes to make him presentable, air. MacLaren aska anyone who can assist In rittlm out the boy to call Broadway lt or A-itli. or to send a postal card to lit Huroiiu street. German Held for Investigation. Herbert Kester, IS. a German, with' first citizenship papers, waa arresteii last night at First and Madison streets by Patrolman Palmar and held for In quiry. When a .arched by the police the prisoner was found to carry an aleetrlc torch and a number of papers rolled up. Kester said he waa a florist and that his home was in East India. Mrs. Belle W. Cooke, who died De cember It. 117, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George H. Lee, of New- berg, was well known as a writer In the early days of Oregon. Mrs Cooke waa born at Mertden, Conn.. In 183a. Her parents were Daniel and Anna Walker. She crossed the plains In ltal with her uncle. George C Chandler. In ItaZ she waa married In Portland at the home of S. A. Clarke to Joseph Cooke. With her husband ahe settled oa a farm seven miles south of Salem. Mrs. Cooke waa for 40 years a rssl dent of Salem, but in 1898 she removed to California, where ahe remained until the preient year. . Like Name Causes Embarrassment- Friends yesterday railed attention to the fact that embarrassment has been brought upon Mrs. Harry M. Hender son, Eaat Twentieth street, because of the arrest Friday of a Mrs. Harry Henderson, held on a statutory charge with William Tyler. Tbe women are la no way related. Burlington Cancels Coast Trains. CHICAGO, Jan. I The Chicago. Burlington Qulncy tonight canceUed all trains to the Pacific Coast because of the storm. - ' PAVING CONTRACT SIGNED IT. Tillman Company Will Start Grading Work Xezb Monday. ASTORIA. Or Jan. 2. (Special.) A contract whereby the J. H. Hillman Company will pave about three milea of road between this city and Fort Stevens has been signed, and the bond representing 60 per cent of the amount of the contract has been approved by the County Court. The contractor also furnishes a five-year maintenance bond. The Tillman Company will begin the clearing and grading work next Mon day. The work will start at Flavel and continue toward the fort. Fred Cobb, highwayman and logger, tackled the wrong place late yesterday afternoon, when he went into the shoe store conducted by Charles W. Acker son. Third and Alder streets, asked for pair of slippers and presented a check for $20 in payment thereof. It waa signed by B. F. Mackall. was drawn In favor of E. A. Mercer and was on the Ladd A Tilton Bank. Mr. Ackerson decided the man was a fraud and started after him, but Cobb scented trouble and beat a hasty retreat, dashing out onto the street, bound west on Alder. Mr. Ackerson and others who Quickly took up the chase cried out to the crowds along the way to stop the flee ing man. Several tried it and failed. I but finally, at Fifth street. Special I Deputy Sheriff Rader tackled the Job and brought the fugitive to halt. He was quickly surrounded by a large and Interested group of men, women and children, all eager to learn the facts. Deputy Rader and Mr. Ackerson bun dled their "catch" Into a big touring car and drove him to police headquar ters. where he alighted and headed across Oak street toward the station house, but suddenly attempted to es se pa and darted away from his captors, m.ly to be stopped by Policeman Larry Evans, who has known him for years. since they were boys. Policeman Evans cautioned Cobb to walk along and "bs good," but. Just I as they reached the station house door, toon sgain iriea to get away oy atrik Ing at Evans and making a dart to evade everyone. He failed, however, for Evans gave him a clip on the jaw that unsteadled him and then marched him up to the information desk in regulation style, where he was booked and where many gathered to ascertain what had happened. Cobb Is only about SO years old, but ne has served two terms in tbe Oregon Pententlary, as well as a term 'in the Reform School earlier In life. He held up and robbed pedestrians and in ach case was convicted. He Is held, pending developments. He told Inspector Pat Moloney, who had known him a long time, 'that he had just come in from working in a logging camp at Stella. bureau which has not been possible in Vancouver since the Legislature abol ished private employment agencies. iir-A SORE, JOT TO TIRED FEET Use "Tiz" for Aching, Burning, Puff ed-Up Feet and Corns or Callouses. 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