TIIE SUNDAY OREGONIAN. PORTLAND. NOVEMBER 2, 1919.
PRIZED STATUE IS
dency and secretaryship at the same
time will precipitate another lively
contest for cojitrol between the op
posing elements in union labor organ
izations. Secretary Stack resigned to accept
a position with the war loan board of
the federal reserve bank at San Fran
ciscp.Jn .which he will travel through
out the states of the district for two
months in the campaign for sale oi"
war savings stamps. In tendering his
resignation, Mr. Stack expressed the
hope that he would be able again to
take up the cause of organized labor
here soon after the first of the new
year.
TREAT YOURSELE
With The
Wonderful
Health Restorer
Kidnaped Iron Woman Re
stored to 0. A. C. Campus.
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FOUND
EUGENE
OREGON YOUTH INVOLVED
Underclassman to Be Tried by
Student Council for Stealing .
"Lady of Fountain."
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene, Or., Nov. "1. (Spe&al.) The
iron woman statue stolen Thursday
night from the Oregon Agricultural
college campus was found late last
night burled in a ditch in the south
end of Eugene. Eugene high school
students ana one university under
classman were responsible for the
bringing of the statue from the Cor
vallis campus to Eugene it was dis
covered last night by senior men of
the University of Oregon student
council.
The first news that the statue
known as "The Lady of the Fountain"
had been stolen was brought to the
Oregon campus by the president of
the student body and the president of
the vigilance committee of ' Oregon
Agricultural college. University sen
iors started an investigation at once.
An automobile filled with Eugene
high school students had been seen
in Corvallis Thursday. These boys
confessed and disclosed the hiding
place of the statue. .
The university underclassman will
be brought before the university
student council at once for -punishment.
The statute was returned to the Ore
gon Agricultural college representa
tives and a pact drawn up by the two
institutions in which the students oi
each agreed not to molest the other's
traditions.
NEW JAIL RECOMMENDED!
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Grand Jury Wants Clackamas to.
Keep Ypung Offenders Separate, j
. OREGON CITY, Or., Nov. . 1. (Spe- '
cial.) With the declaration that the
county jail is unsafe and unsanitary
PORTLAND BUSINESS MAN
WHO WAS BURIED
YESTERDAY.
"IROX WOMAN" IS RETURNED
University and O. A. 'C-Agree to
Discountenance Vandalism.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL, COL
LEGE, Corvallis, Nov. 1. (Special.)
The "lady fountain" which was stolen
from the campus by students from
the university of Oregon : nd of the
Eugene high school night before last
was returned today after having been
located in Eugene at 10 o'clock last
night. A committee of the student
body went to Eugene yesterday to
confer with university officials.
Investigation proved that the acts
were done without sanction or knowl
edge of the student body of the uni
versity, the student council of which
met the committee and fe.Teted out
the guilty persons. Five or six men
were implicated in the affair.
The "iron woman" was found buried
in a ditch about a mile south of
Eugene and brought back to Corvallis
today in good condition.
Signed resolutions were exchanged
last night by the representatives of
each student body, agreeing that
neither institution should countenance
acts of vandalism.
University representatives said the
incident was not indorsed by student
sentiment and the representatives of
Oregon Agricultural college expressed
appreciation.
It was agreed that each year off!
cial attention should be called to the
pact just entered into.
MUST CHANGE
MAYOR OBJECTS TO GARB OF
: PRIVATE OPERATIVES.
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William Allen Wall la.
Funeral services for the late
William Allen- Wallis,- Portland
business man, who died at St.
Vincent's hospital Wednesday,
October 29, were held yesterday
at the' castle" hall of Ivanhoe "
lodge No. 1, Knights of Pythias,
of which organization he "was'
chancellor commander, at. 2
o'clock P. M.
Mr.'Wallis was born February
27, 1867, near Goldendale, Wash.
He was engaged in the mercan
tile business successively at Ru
fus, .dr.; Moro, Or., and later in
this city at 1840 Sandy boule
vard. He was also for a time
connected with the Hazelwood
creamery in this city.
He leaves a mother, Mrs. Ru
fus C. Wallis, Rufus, Or.; broth
ers, R. A. Wallis, Portland, Or.;
Charles Wallis. Rufus. Or.; Har
vey Wallis, Willamette Or.: sis
ters, Mrs. Ida M. Carroll, Yak
ima, Wash.; Mrs. P. M. French,
British Columbia. He was a
member of the Artisans.
the grand jury, in its report filed to
day, recommends the erection of a
new Jail separate from the court
house. Under tne "present arrange
ment, the report says, young offenders
are brought into contact with profes
sional criminals.
The report also recommends that
the windows on the west side of the
record vaults be protected by iron
bars or shutters. The sheriff's office
was found to have insufficient vault
room for records. It was suggested
that a svstem of rlnnlfcatA Inv hllla
oo ueviseu, so mat one set may De ' 0-
county treasurer's office.
It Is "Good Business"
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. '-"-Mrrairiinrfririfr-rif inmisnnn nmnm m
appointed chairman of the committee
on music features of the coming Red
Cross drive in this city. He asks the
aid of volunteer singers willing to
sing indoors at meetings, those who
can sing solos or sing in chorus or
quartet, and wishes all such to com
municate with him at phone 56fi6. or
to Miss Mamie Helen Flynn, Broad
way 4080.
Oswald West Declines Post. .
Because of business engagements
which will keep him out of the city,
ex-Governor Oswald West has in
formed Mayor Baker that It will be
impossible for him to serve on the
mayor's bread committee. No succes
sor to Mr. West has been named by
the mayor.
Chain stitching, moss stitching,
hraMinar. Booth's. R23 Morgan bldg.
Complaints From Property Owners
Cause Conference at "Which
Agency Is Warned.
Complete change of uniforms used
by the members of the .Pacific In
vestigating bureau, an organization
which has existed in Portland for
about two months, so that employes
of this organization will not be mis
taken for the members of the Port
land police bureau, was ordered yes
terday by Mayor Baker at a confer
ence with G. G. Chambers, president
end manager of the concern and his
attorneys.
In addition to a change In uniform,
Mayor Baker will demand a bond of
$1000 for each man employed by the
company and will also demand that
before allowing men to operate as
officials for the company, that they
receive the approval of officials of
the police bureau.
Some trouble has resulted from the
operation of the men employed by the
Pacific Investigating bureau, accord
ing to the mayor. He says that
solicitors for the company have can
vassed residential districts and in
formed property owners that they
could expect no protection from the
rolice, but that for $3 a month their
home would be watched by the opera
tives of the company.
Mr. Chambers assured the mayor
yesterday that he desires to co
operate with the city, and -although
some men employed by him might
have taken advantage of their oppor
tunity, he was willing to deposit a
bond to guarantee faithful, honest
service.
WOMAN IS WRECK VICTIM
Mrs. Ivee Wills Injured When Auto
Is Overturned.
Mrs. Lee Wills, 48, living on rural
route A. Portland, is in the Good
Samaritan hospital as the result of
an auto accident on the Sandy road
late Friday when an automobile in
which she was riding was overturned.
She was reported to be suffering
from a fractured shoulder and rib.
S. J. McKeown, 1035 Clinton street,
a fruit .inspector, sustained a frac
ture of the wrist last Friday while
cranking an automobile. He was
treated at the Good Samaritan hospital.
WE ARE PREPARED
For the Fall and Holiday Trade in
Pianos, Players, Baby Grands
Umatilla Team to Try Again.
UMATILLA, Or., Nov. 1. (Special.)
The boys of the west end of Uma
tilla county are not discouraged over
their recent defeat in the stock judg
ing contest, held at Hermiston, during
the Hog and Dairy show, but have
organized a new team that will take
up the work in earnest for the new
school year. Nine boys have Joined
the dairy herd record project work
and stock Judging contest. The new
leader of the late organization will
probably be Roger Terxes, an eighth
grade pupil of the Umatilla school,
who scored second highest In the
recent contest. The boys will keep
an accurate account of the record of
two dairy cows for six months and
in addition will make careful tests of
the milk three times a month.
George Hotchkiss Street Appointed.
George Hotchkiss Street has been
LABOR OFFICIALS QUIT
HARRY AXDEKSOX AXD MR.
STACK LEAVE LABOR COUNCIL.
licslgmation of President and Sec
retary Expected to Precipitate
Lively Contest.
Harry Anderson, president, and E
JJ Stack, secretary of the Central La
bfer council of Portland and vicinity
tendered their resignations to the
members of that body Thursday night
just before, the adjournment of the
meeting. Nominations for the po
sitions made vacant will be made at
the regular meeting of the council
next Thursday night and the election
will be held a week later. No reason
was given for the resignation of
President Anderson, who has been ex
ecutive head of the organization for
moro than three years and is an in
defatigable worker in the cause of la
bor. When elected the last time there
was a vigorous contest made against
his election by the radical element in
the council, but the final result was
a complete victory for the delegates
etanding firmly for upholding the
principles of the American Federation
of Labor. It is anticipated that the
vacancies occurring in both the presi-
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