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THE OREGON 'DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14. 1003.
'BY 10 AGREE
1 nn in inr nnii r
Uil Wlbt CUILC
Irainhandlers and 'Export
ers Hold a Conference
" This Afternoon. , . '
Cisco jiwm MHtni through ouaren
1 1 1 n. Hence tha KM.r T V o..
land dock thl morning long before
I the Senator left lip for Portland.
citiiun ! ui.n fir tii
having hud a. n)vnf
I Kan rrillAlaAA . .
PUT TO THE TEST
B;idr report
voyag irora
portUnrj.
0oo4
STEIKlG CONTINUES
, , ON WHEAT DOCKS
t'nion . Ilefasei Proportion for 88
jDcata an Hoar Straight Time and
CO Cent . Owrtlme Secretary
I ' Foley Makes Statement,
. NOTICE TOJMARIXEIW. , .
I IfyuVofrraphie Office , Itaporta Daiv
, Ken to Navigation.
John McNult. nailtlrat .Tn.rt . In
I chart of the local branch hydrographio
annaa out IM following noticee
to mariner: . . ' - v .
tt. .1 IT N. lon. il W. -Maarnl
par projecting vertically, feet abov
tha water, apparently attached to
wreckage, and iv In. thick.' , . '
March 1. 10H Lat. 41 60' N. paaaed
a urrssou umoer io reet ion ana 11 in.
squsrw. ,. --',. ' ,,v d .. j..
' March II, 10J 4J ' N. long, lit 89-
h noounierfn nuvv and very rinaaiv
packed field of lea. -
March 1. 1116841 KA M Inn ttt if)'
K., encountered flid of loa dangerou to
navigation. - ,,- ,-.. t "
. CONCERT AT INSTITUTE.
MlM Kathleen Iawlw'i Pupils Will
-: Entertain. V-., .' ' -
Tha weekly concert at the Seamen's
Institute, Front and Flander streets,
will be (rlvBn . tomorrow evnnlng at I
O'clock, by Mlaa Hathlorn Lawler s pu
People Ajrercd
. TMa, ,
; Everybody haa tbetr hour of troubla
Hut people bar Inr any ttchlneaa of th
kin ' n ''
', . Have manr hour of troubla
';Nothlng o annoying., Nothing ao tS
rltating. ,. i . . ;'
Scratch If It beoome wore.
- Leave it alona and you en hardly
tand tha misery,' , ? ,
, Itchiness oomes In many forma.
EX-aeme and horrid Itching pile
' Relief and eura ara bera at last, V, ,
I Portland baa put tt to tha teat '
: Doan's ointment curea erery form of
ttchlneaa of tha akin. , i t .
' People at home ara learning that thla
la ao. i . , . " .1 1 ' H
Hera la a proof ta oltUea'a gtata-
Jaoob Heaaong. farmer, living at tha
comar oi jt.aa i wemy-eij nio aireei mq
JVtuiy avenua, roruano, uregon, aaya
IE? STEfl CIS
couisioraoF
First Coach to Be Compictcd,
Tried Out on Bun to
' :; Philadelphia.
raoommendlng Ioaa'a Ointment
nemorrnoraa
to
"X tneetfng U being teld thla after
: aoon br commit teee representing tha
dralnhaadlara' union and the wheat ex-
: nortera for tha ptirpoee pf agreeing upon pile and wotnen'a chorua, naalated by
2 m -area acila for tha vear. The Mandolin club,, under the direction
1 .1 " .Mil Ot Profcor Carloa RebagullotL ,
Hrtke declared yeWrday , la aUIl oa Th. following will take part In the
and not a truck; la being moved on the program; Miaa flasel ,. Ifardia,
big grain warehouaea along tha front pthor Olon MIa Noa Lawler.Mla
, Z..' . Latta Hampton, Mlaa Kathleen lawler,
Tha gralnhandlera at a meeting of Harry urDuf fre, Lvra club, vocal cho-
iie union inia murn.ng jn uavie n&il, I rua ana Amnaonn euiD, , - t
xaaaell and Ooldamlth atreeta. voted
not ta accept the propoaed acaia of 151 SLARINE lXTELLlGEXCK.
ounia ma nuur iraioi ume ana OW
mte wae aareed won. BecreUrv Jamea I '.aMfalar Xdnara Una M Arrive.
Foley atatlng that It waa deemed prop-1 Eureka. Eureka and Oooa ...April l
tatter to the export-1 Arabia, orient .April js
Aumnce, uooa pj ........... .April te
thuae who auffar from
can only repeat tha etatement I made
aom three yeara ago. I had Buffered
from thla troubla for gome yeara, a.na
In hot weather It waa a great worry to
ma I oould not Bleep at alant. Other
preparatlona having given me Uttla or
no reuer, j nnajiy negan uamg ixan a
Ointment, and It required only a few ap
pllcationa to bring Booth Ing and heal In
reuer. ane ihtib aoova aiaiea are aa
told them Juat after m v flret trial o
the remedy, f think luat aa much of
For aale by all dealera Prioa 10a,"
Foatar-Mllburn Co Buffalo, New Tork,
aola agenta for tha United Butea.
Remember tha name Doaa'a .and
take nefother.
r to aubmit the matter to the export
era before giving It to the preas. Thla
win oe aone at tna meeting thla af
Qjrnoon. . ' .?"".' .... .-
t "We will remain out under a true
m augaeBted by W. J. Bufni of Bal
four. Guthrie It , Co, who acta aa
;xkrnan for tha exporter ' In ' thla
ifatter," aali SecreUry Foley thla af
tfimoon. There aeeina to have brn
tonne aort of a mlaunderatandlng be
tween Mr. Burna, other exporter and
qur commltte. Th conversation we
had with Mr. Burna " Saturday . after
noon did not Imply a proportion to ao-
Dt Si eanta an hour ma almnlw mttA
. , ' : - - : - : vr1' .
iii&i aa a commute we could come to oo""'i
Breakwater. Coo Bar ........April If
Sue H. EUmor. Tillamook ....April It
Rose City, San Franclaco ......April tl
Roanoke, Ban Pedro and way , .April tl
Senator, San' Franclaco .... ....April tt
O. W. Elder, Ban Pedro, way ..April II
Klcomedia, orient ...............May
Aleala. orient. ....June t
Numantla, orient .........,.....Jaly 1
' . ' k , Baralav X-inera to Depart. .-
Breakwater, San Franclaco..... April 18
eke, jst
Oeo. W. FJ
an agreement on no other terma than I Aliianc
the rata - in TAru vhn K. , I Rue
expired, and that it would be no use I Raa City, San Franclaco ...... April
for ua to make any other, proposition.
. ' W Tlnaily propoaed,. however, to
. submit the question of accepting 18 1
centa an nour straignt time and EZH
centa for overtime to the union. Noth
lr waa aaid about It being a prop
; aiUii from th union. There th mat
ter rested until Monday morning when
Mr. Burn posted notlcea at Oceania
dock saying from date the scale would
be la centa an hour atralirht tlm mnA
i cents an hour for overtime, Th
nwn reiuwa
til ns
lowed.
I.aat night th exporter agreed to nay
5 cents an hour atrairht time and eo
rent for overtime but that waa re
fused at th meeting of the union this
morning. A direct proposition will be
put to th exporter thla afternoon."
in men working on uoiumbia doci
Ider, Ban, Pedro... , ..April It
, jsan iTanolaoo ........ April II
a -ooe tay ..., .....April is
H. Elmore. Tlllamnnk : Anril II
Arabia, orient ..April 2
Koanoke, Ban pearo and way. .April 27
Nicomedla. orient ...... ........May i
Alefaa. orient .......... N ..... .June I
Numantla, orient ............ ..July I
.. Yaaaela Im Votrk , . ;'
St Wlcholaa, Ara, a&...........,Aatori
Berlin, Am. h. .......
Henry Villard. Am. ah..
Acme, Am. an... ....Portland Lbr. Co.
Jordanhill, Br. ah...... L4nntoa
Viice Marie, Ft. bk. ... .Columbia No. S
efueed to ro to work mid 5"? a1?! na. . . . .t'olumola no. I
condlUow , WthWVtrlk.Bnfo
Edward r)etalll,yFr. bk. Greenwich No. I
jnuuvr, r r. am. ..... , aiouigomery- no. 2 I
crown or India, Br. bit.;,
Leyiand Broa. Br. n. . . . . .
, . .
Oael. FY. bk Laadoa
Neatflld. Br. ahto .........Hamburg
David d Anlers. Fr. ah. ......Antwam
Brablooh, Br. bk Antwerp
- i Coat Shlpa Ba Bomta. ,
Aneakw. Br. h..........Newcaatl, A.
Mlndoro. Am. acrt.. Newcastle. N. 8L W.
Lat Roch Jaoquelln, Fr. bk.NewcaaUa, A.
. . ' Tramp Steamer Sn monta. ' .
ptrathryla Brlttah aa....8an Franeiaeo
lnversklp, Br. aa. ....... San Franclaoo
Boverlc, JRr. aa ........San Franclaco
Taunton, Br. sa. Quaymaa
Foerlo, Br. aa., ....... ...San Franclaoo
Madura, Br, a. ....... ...8&n Franclaoo
' 08a Sonta ta Sanaa! ta X4 Orala.
Manx KIna. Br. ah. ' ...Tiltrl
Port Crawford. Br. ah Callao
Agnea Oswald, Br. ah. ...Callao
mver jrauocn, Br. bk ...........Callao
Nordae. Qer. sh. . .Callao
Oregon, Oer. sh, ......... ...Yokohama
Gen. Faldherbe, Fr, bK. ...... Yokohama
M.nrl.lt. .I, .
..,.t.AatorU Bretagna, Fr. ah, ........ 8aa. Franclaco
f Aiwr. f4n nir .1 1 ........ . v, a.m m
Marechael de Noalllea. Fr. bk.Weat coast
Helena Blunn. Fr. bk..........,Brtatol
OU Steamera Ba Soata.
Oeo. jLoomla Am. aa..,..San Franciaoa
Dry dock
.Astoria
Albyn, Ru. bk..,....N. P, Lumber Co.
irnest Legouye. Fr. bk. . Oceania
ugen x'ergaiine. Fr. bk ...Centennial
......... Irvlnff
Celtlcburn, Br. bk,,. ....... ....Oceania
Bomi. uer, d. .Astoria
onna Francesca, Br. bk Astorta
Strathtay, Br. ...,...,.E. & W. Mill
ixeoaiea, nr. aa. ..N. p. Lbr Co.
Klaa, Nor. sa, ........ Pprtland Lbr. Co,
Urania, , Nor. bk Oceanic
Alsterkamp, Ger. bk. . . .AstorU
Breakwater, Am, aa... ...... .Oak street
Svea, Am. aa .....Aatorla
Alvena, Am, ach........,, ....Gobi
Geo. W. tlder, Am. a. . .V.Martina
senator, , Am. , aa. . , . .. t , . Ainsworth
' Xn Boat to oad Xtunbez.
Echo, Am. bktn. Callao
- !?i:L i:r b Cofn Bt-Br. bk
iiuaniua lruiu m iorxnwesiern W are
lious oompanfa dock foreman. They
were getting tha old 40-cent rata and
aia noi mo out yeeteraay - nut - they1
anked of F this morning In order to at-1
tend th meeting.- : . , i
Aa a result of the strike none 'of
me nnwi vessels are woraing today.
DEIiAlTED VH QUARANTINE.? ,
San Franclaco XJner. Senator TT1H Be
In 12 Iloors Late, , .
Th Harriman liner Senator, had to
watt 13 houra laat night at AstorU to
pans quarantine. This prevented her
re-nuiiing ner a oca mis morning and it
will be S o'clock . tonight before her
jaesengers get asnore. Ton delay is
niiriDuteii 10 ma fact mat trie qua ran
tin doctor at Astoria refuse to - In
iPt:t ' veaseis arriving' in after sun-
euwn.
It was S o'clock when th Senator
croseea in ovr in oar, according to
i rom jiBiono. xxaa in quaran
tine doctor gone aboard laat night the
jiner woum nav reacnea Portland thl
morning In time for th longshoremen
to begin discharging freight at 7 o'clock,
and it would have saved the steamship
are being served coming up th river
today,.- ' "-..'.' "'..'",..:.." -,.
The North Pacific Steamship com
pany ateamer Geo. W. Elder, crossed
in over th bar at the same time as
the Senator, but ' having touched at
Eureka on her way from San Fran-
ALOXQ THB WAlaRJPBONT. '
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The French bark Cornll Bart la dia
charglng cement today at Irving dock.
The i oil' tank ateamer ' Asuncion ar
rived at Asiona tnia morning and will
be at tha Portsmouth tanks thla after
noon. The ateamer Sue H. Elmore leave
thl afternoon for Tillamook. She goea
out with a full cargo, consisting prin
cipally of feed. ,
Tha oriental liner Arabia failed, to
show up today off tha mouth of th
Oolutnbla. and it la supposed that she
must have ran Into strong headjainda
on her way from Yohohama. She
should have reached . the river yester
day. - v
Advices received lata yesterday t-l
ternoon rrora nooeri jaarciay, or tha
j. ti. wiison company.
rapecial W4tc ta The looraal.)
Kw Tork, April lt-One of tha 00
aQ-ataal paaaeoger car ordarad br tha
Pannaylvanla laat year and tja flrt
to be eomnleUid. ia now In aat-vtn t.
' ?w iwra ana fnuaoeipnia.
it I 74 feet lonv ani ih. Ku4
ear of ita kind whirh h. k.. k.,ii.
Aside from th mahogany window aaah
ana Beat rrunu, no wood whatever
baa MftH AfnnlAVaut In I , a.na...M.lnM
it 1 aa nearly fir, and colllalon proof
aa it can be made In th present atate
vm Vila, ari, . i '
Thla car 1 numbered 118! and seat
xtaraona , im total mi la
000 pound! tone and it la hoped
to raduca thl flgura in later dealgna
The standard modern coach weigh a only
14.000 Dounda For. mn.iu.un,
oxr.wi, ui nw coacn nil l.suw pound
of open hearth ateeL Each truck
wei an ii.buu pound a . r . .
Th feature of annitrartliw ..
tor which secures the ear inlniKlh.
ganger or oomsion, is ma central boa
iraer it incnea wide rv 10 inriiM in
extending throughout th langtb of the
ear, Aa a t urthat. . Inmrano. aMln.t
oollapslng, It frame structure has been
built upon tha principle of tha canti
lever brldC. illlMnilM An h. InnV,
at pier. II is equipped with a- new
a or coupler, atrongr than any.
lg used befors. and anaclaJIv d.
signed to avoid any possibility of break
er and tha resulting parting of train.
Tha floor la of magnealum cement, laid
on; corrugated Iron. Tha coach vis
lighted by electricity, . derived from
train generators or storage batter..
Th heating and ventilating ax upon
th most improved principle.
1 ma ooacn waa ount or tna Pann-
lvanla ahona at Altoona. Of th tna
all-ateel passenger cars ordered, I ar
to be built at Altoona. SO h th A mart.
can ymr as f-ounary oompany, ana is
py in pressed Kteei car company.
a nm aeoiaraa doiict or tna nnnn
van la to have future passenger equlp-
ueo ox(au-ai4 oonaxrucuon. ;
Simplicity;
There's fust as much dif
ference in talking machines
pas there is in pianos. The,
Columbia
Graphophone
is the only aitrntnent ' of ita
oKina. jrnii reacnea us per-.
fection as a muoical instrument
lanrely becauie of its ideal lira-
'plicity.. . A-. '': I V'.
isest kind of evidence in th
rBN,, tnodcL which cost! you i
"complete with aix records and
200 needles Just $28.60 and on
! eaav terms at the rash nrir If
rou like.- Other outfits from '.
$12 to $200.
lsh steamer St Egbert from Portland,
San Francisco. Anrll . 14. Snoknn
April 1, 17 south 10 weat, German bark
Maria Hackfiald. from Portland, for
QueensUwn.
Astoria, April 14. Condition of the
oar at a. m., smoota; wind north.
Tldu at A.tnrta inA. TTf ark
11:40 a. m.. 7.8 feet Low water. 8:6(5
m jt . a . e . a
m., x.e iooii a:ow p. i.e reer,
. ' ' ,
U. a PARIS ENVOY
BARS PLAIN DEESS
Surprises Dlplomatlo Corps by Call'
lng for Uniform Display at
His Reeeptloa.
Paris, April 14. According' to La Cri
da Paris, which la usually wall-Informed
In such matters, something like a com
motion was caused la , the diplomatic
corps br th fact that tha- invitation
recently issued by the American am
baasador, Henry Whit, for the first
official reception bora th legend "En
unirorm." . . . : . ; 1
umciai costume nave ratnar
Washington. Am. .... San Francisco
jNortmana. ao. as..... ...san wranniuAn
Homer, Am. aa ...... ..Ban Francisco
Ba Boat With Cmat and 0nraL
Aberf oyle, Br. ah. .......... . .Antwer
Emanuel Accama TL hlr tTn,K
Asgard, Nor.: ahlp. . . . Antwerp
T Vr rr .f v0"' .Antwerp
Albert Rlckmera. nr hb . Z
Clan Graham, Br. ahu .......... Cardiff
Kugam Fautr!, Fr. bk.. Antwerp
Vlnoennea. Br. ah. .., Antwerp
rnn.
uinounoe me out ox xaanion in fan tnes last i rw
. Ntft'NSauthlTMM. lEvnn It th. ITlvaa. a.),., th.
Wales, of the British barkentin Ev-! nrealdent ntrtflin .nn. k.niiv
.1 ul cr" o aees inese gorgeous , costumes, heavy
on tha averdu list for some time. with gold and silver .irald. which were
uie cuier atiracuona at sucn entertain.
XfAnrvn wrvrim menta yar aao.
' . f I "Ambassador White, tha V.nr.nnt..
tlva Of what la nAratttaA tn k.
Asiwria, Apiu it. Dtvucu at ia a. nviueinucraiio country- in in world tin
American hip Berlin, for Nushagak. TrviI6! of Mcl'r
Arrived at 1! noon, American ateainer 1 2 .' . ..9rl de Pbj remarks, "and
iosemlte, from Ban Francleco. h. ll. " . , " .V" asfamoiy
Aatorla. April 14- Arrived at 8:60 a. hafLJ ben f 'on time. It waa
;enltordViiVuncioS.-" r , lllT' T bn carefullV-put
Llvemool. ADril 14. Arrived venter- I T".7 ""J:"" i"". emauaiea pe-
day. American bark Homaward bound. " r J5Kl"M;. odor of moth
riii l "m- f an STnc c0 1 f f? arrival at Newcat!a, New South yeara.
ChurchllL Am. ach Kinn.
Kelburn, Br. bk.,. ...Mojlllones
yirginja, Am. sen. .. .i , , .Ban Francisco
Johan Poulsen. Am. aa. .San Francisco
r, n. i;.oop. Am. so. Ban Francisco
Chehalls, Am. bktn. ... . .. .. .Makawell
W. F. Jwtt. Am. as. ..... ... .Redondo
W. R. Hum. Am. Bch.... Ran Tra.n'lann
Westerner. Am. a, ......San Francisco
i osemue, Am .aa. ....... . Kan Francisco
from Portland.
Aatorla. April 1 J. Arrived 8 p. m
sieamer , senator, rrom Ban Jrrancisoo.
Arrived at 9.S0. and left un at 10:80 n.
m., ateamer Geo. jw. Elder. , from San
Pedro anil wav nointa.- . ; .. '
ilo Jio, April 18 Arrived April 1. Brit-
balls, which
lng room of tli
permeated the vast draw
tha embaaav. met .a mill.
smotner tha aroma of tha laviah fiami
f
decorations."
' . 1 X Congie xuaa w. B. Sills.
Don't Chans conrraaatnttn ia....
years' exnerlenca nnmt, in h.tnn
TD..i.Ji Bo.
.vaaaM.n , VI a. Ul UOllU.
f
TO-NIGHT
WOMEN 3IAY GET OFF .
CARS BACKWARD
I Substance of Decision Handed DoWn
by the Soprems Court' of
, Nebraska.'
Sold by Your Dealer,
Colnabla Phonograph ' Co.
STl VaaUnftom Str8
and overaeera will ba given greater d-
arwa oi popular aupport than ther now
rolva ...''."...,..'
"Appeals on th acore of cleanllneaa
and good health never stirred Calif or
niana, but a slump in tha prlca of or
anges brought about a wonderful ara of
activity. Th outcom waa gratifying,
and California aoon had duatles oiled
roan. - in mat atat tna oils posses a
higher aaphal turn base than th oil a of I
any otner section or tha world, and when 1
mey ara spread on tn roads the volatll
portion of th oil ' evaporate and th
aapnaitum remains aa a binder.
' Tne almost immediate sucach of thla
plan attracted the attention of highway
englneere throughout the world. In I
i ranee and some of our easiern states
it waa at one asaumed that oiling waa
tha best road treatment and that tha
longed-for aolution of th dust nulnanc
problem had been found. It will be
mora generally adopted" In th future."
SAYS .HUSBAND THREW
HER OUT OF WINDOW
Woman, Found Unconscious
Ground, Says She. Was Hurled
Three Stories.
on
Unooln.' Neb., April 14. A woman may I WAa doing.
Pittsburg, April 14. Accused of hav-1
lng thrown bia wife from tha third atory
of their home, on tha North Side, I
Charles Donley, 48. year old. waa ar
rested thla morning after Mra Donley I
ima Deen , xouna lying unconscious on
th Davertient In front of tha houaa
eany loaay. ' isomer aenie tna cnarra
ana insists inai nis who jumped rrom
tha window.- . -Accordinr
. to Mra.' i Donlev. ah and
bar husband bad a ouarreL and ' ha
struck tier and tried to choke her. A I
pitched battle ensued, and, finally
lorcina ner xo me winaow. ne nirirad
nr up ana aenoeraieiy tnrew ner out
Donley, on tha other hand, declares
bis wlfa waa trying to eaoan from him.
ana inai n jumped out oi in window,
not realizing at the time Just what aha
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AT
THE ARMORY
5
Ninth Street Bet Couch and Davii
LIGHT P, M.
The Honorable
get off a streetcar baclcward, aide-1
ways, or any other way aha may choose
and yet not loa her right to recover
damages from the traction company 1j
auv is mj ut eu, - v,
Thl waa the substance of a danlatnn I
nanned down by the suprme court in a
damag case from Omaha, in whinh the
cuinpouy pieaaea mat ma woman waa
lniured aettlnc off a car hukmnt in
direct violation of the plainly nrtnted
rums puBiea iu ura car,
Tha nonrt aava It muimn fair. mm.
hlsanoeof what la the rtgfcfirar to
Sllsht from a eaav . and ovamOaa the
; oompany-s aeranse.
in piamurr
Mrs. Donley ia serioualy Injured.
BURGLAR COWED BY .
YOUNG WOMAN; FLEES
She Routs Htm Out of His Hiding
Place and Tells Him to -Go.
raa Mra. Tnmn.. ttda.
Ifcova and the Omaha StrW &aUwy
i oompany waa the defendant
BoomOtOA lirwtl ftii' Ownanfllnsr 1
tokoowhia tmsizMM and than ordertnc I
htm Cram the hooae. ,M3aa Zaoulaa Fowl
. - -Ay
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276 WASHINGTON STREET.
tUMU4UUaht, fc S4U8H V AIM W V UJ U
If Requests the Honor of Yoyr Presence at a ,
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DUSTY ROADS PR0YB & iTpiV'Z oomr
'J -1 a mmm..' aa - 11 1 I KJUW BUUU ilW UVU1 V WVI w
. SL&nAUE TU hMAAJTH Jn. bom, when at midnight
"I - , naard a nome in
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CHARLES W. FULTON
Will address the citizens of Portland
and pay his respects
to.
I Government Officer Potnta Out Their
' . Dangers as Disease Con
I1
FRANCIS J. HILNLY
Mrs. Walter Reed, The Alstock Quartet andDeCaDrio'i
, t, udim wm oe in attendance . -
Waathtngton, April 14, "I hare noticed
that wbererer I see bad roads I inva
riably gee neslacted. vnltampt, unwashed
eblldren. If Z travel aiong a good road,
X see children weli eared for. X do not
ear that one thintf tllreotly follow the
other, but thy undoubtedly go togthr.
, "A community that is negligent of ita
roads wiU ba negligent of ita children.
and a community that is negligent of
ita children will not nroduoe irood eitv
aena, nor aoov aii tninga win it nara a
nign atanaard or pumic neaitn." - -
- That seemingly lonsr-dlstanoa obaei ra
tton on cause and effect was ' raoently
thev
the hall below, -flss
Kowler didn't : faint or.: even become
frightened. Instead ah lighted a lamp
and walked downstairs to Inveatlrata
Hiding in the comer of the hall waa a
man, s - ,
"What do Von want heraf aha aakad.
sharply. .
Tner waa no reply. , .
"Get out or i'U turn him looaar orled
the mothar,. who was holding the dog
ai ine wp ox ids iiuni. -
. Than th daughter oalmlr o nerved tha
door and more quickly did. fh intruder
leave.
To Ba Gives at the
EI1ERS llEdlAL'llflll
Vrltej Evtnlsa. April SevesteeslSSS
( , tiGni-TEian
: J. ' 150LOIST8 1 '''
; ' MISS SUZA JONES, Soprano . , 1
- MR. LOUIS P.'BRUCi; at Ae Pianola ,
To avoid overcrowding, admission will be by ticket only,' Tickets
are good only to the persons issued, and arc not transferable Com
14 X OongrcaamanJ W. XL snia, ,
Haa ateadllv lined un with Rnnu.
veil's anti-trust nouciea. at wuh nrinn.
v vi to aap nun xnera, . - .
WDKAN HELPS REVISE
' "amrrrrr "vrVir- -r-ir i t-.hu ...
. 1 1
voiced by Dr. Allerton S. Cushmaa.
director of the office of : nu
roads of the United States department
"If-
DONT FAIL TO ATTLND
s J
of agriculture, at a meeting of , the
AJnancan JtniDiio neaitn aaaooiation.
. : Dr. Cushman was aaked resterdar to
jnstiry ma aiaiement. n said:
"Nobody will deny that th J,lB0,0vv
mflaa of publio roads of America oon
tl tut the national dut factory and
Bliss Helen K. Hoy, Viusar Orisdnato
Achieves More Fame as Legal
vV'i 'l't Light. l.;V; -
VTww Tcn April 14ActlvIy engaged
furalab fully 90 per oent of th doat wa I ta lagal praotlca, Misa Helen K. Hoy la
Inhala. Th delloata. breathing appa-f eongratuiatad by bar ' frienda for tha
every passing breese blow from th oounaai to mi commission ror tne re-
tborouahfarea. and tn percentar of I vision of the cltv charter, now. flniahino
people dying from disease carried 1 by I its work. - ,-..
duet la blcher than la . generally ba-1 As director of th Woman's Municipal
lleved. l 1 league, as well as of the Collfie-late
"When tha nuhlle win concede this to I Buff race leairu. contributor -. tn ,ni
I be a fact the director of public roads I periodicals, historian and pioneer in
land the et&xe and county road builder several enteriiclaes fur women, in Kew
Y plimentary reserved .seat tkktts may be secured upon request at the Y
i House of Eilers, 353 Washington .street, any time before v 6 o'clock J
f itjn the evening of the concert. : , - " , Tv.'."',-r .:uTl. "JVi m
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Torit, Miss ' Hoy lg " becoming widely
known among professional ; folk. ,
t A graduate of Vassar college'' and
member of Phi Beta Kappa. Mlaa Hoy
won a first prise of $100 in 1908, cater
ing a New- fork law school. There ah
more thaa lived up to bar record in
scholarship by graduating at the head
of a olasa of Sltmen and 11 women.
She was ' admlttadf to praotlca in New
York and at ones took un work at her
present Fifth avenn office. -..,
- Tn appoinxmeni box wis nor aa mm-
alsiant to AJhaxle Meuen. counsel ' for
th commission on oharter revision, was
heralded by her many friends as her
highest achievement. Mies Hoy herself,
however, is quit as proud of her contrl-
tne worn, "ureai American
butions , to
1. aw vers." comnUed i bv - Dr. William
Draper Lewis, dean of tha , TJnlverslty
ir
own "liegal- Ufa and Influence of David
Dudley - field." . The latter wwrit wiU
form a part of a historical record of
areat American lawyers, and - in -. Ita
preparation Mis Hoy spent th greater
pari oi
two years.
' 14 X Congressman W. B. Ellis.
Can obtain better results than a new
man.
MINISTI3I- GETS, $7,000 .: '
vIBOM'MAK HE HELPED
Oxford, Pa-' April, 14. "Bread cast"
upon th waters" baa returned even unto
a hundred fold to the Rev, Richard B.
DUworth. minister and teacher, of thla
nlaes. who received word thla week than .
a man whom he had helped ia bia atud
lea years ago had died in New Jersey.
leaving him 7,000. - .
The testator had lost all track tt bia '
benefaotor, but left tha money to R.- B.
Dllworth. and detectives have been traa
lng him ever since. They reached Oxt
ford Monday and Inquired for th mln-
later. Mr. Dllworth haa been staying
In New Jersey for aom month and tha f
man went ther to confer, with him. -
Havini devoted bia life to tha min
istry and oharltable work. Mr. Dllworth1
la .without for tun. Th bQUst wiU .
ba a welcome on, .
Mr. Dllworth ia the man who. was at tacked
by three negro at Oxford about
a year ago. H was struck on the. head)
and walked in a riaa all the way to'
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, wher ha
gained his senses by seeing bia photo- '
graph in th North American. - .