. THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL'; PORTLAND. v-TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY- 10.. 1911
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RECALL OF HI GILL
HPUD1
Judge Gilbert Overrules Res
- training Injunction of "
. t Judge Hanford. -
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:. In an opinion in which be questioned
ths Jurisdiction of the federal court! In
the case in the first place. Presiding
Judge Gilbert of the United States dr
' cult court of appeals yesterday, granted
a writ of supersedeas . against the in
junction' Issued by Judge Hanford, -also
a member of the circuit court of appeals,
' and restraining the recall election
geattle will hold February T'l s
' Judge Gilbert's decision Is a complete
victory for the advocates of the recall
of the Seattle mayor; their causa hav
ing been temporarily" knocked 6ut by
"Judge Hanford's Injunction, In the opin
ion he gave yesterday Judgd Gilbert
said he did not think the injunction
granted- by Judge Hanford warranted,
considering it too great an Interference
In the local affairs of th'eclty tot Seattle.
lie said hi ppinlon as to the rights of
tha case were euch that vhen hv matter
cam to be considered by the entire body
of .the circuit court of appeals for this
district he would '.hot' sit on the case
but - would call ? fa a . district United
States Judge.'1': J'.;-: '.-v, -v-ii
; Judge Gilbert said in his opinion a
court should be very slow to tie the
hands of the officers of a city in a mat
ter involving an election' to be held in
the city. He said the Instigator of the
suit upon wflich Judge Hanford's Injunc
tion was based Frank H. Scobey of
Chicagohad at issue but , a , email
amount of money that would go for
excecs taxes to pay the expense of the
recall election, while on the .other hand
the city of Seattle stood for the orderly
conduct of an election authorised . by
the laws of the, state, rj 3 v.'i-
He said further that no great wrona;
could be, done Scobey because the full
circuit court of appeals i was soon to
take the question up and decide It. The
caso. will be heard by this . court Jan
uary 80, In all, probability. , .
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Coqullle Herald Changes Hands. .
;'"':"'. (SwcUl Dispatch te The Journal.) ; -Coqullle,
Or.., Jan. IO.t-J.: E, Updike
of Portland has purchased the plant
of the Coqullle Herald of this city, and
will hereafter be the editor and man
ager of that paper. ' ... , . .:
Tiiiis
Permit Ports td Pur
chase Tide lands From
State at Nominal Price.
(Salem Boreas f Tie Jonrtul.) ".
V Salem, Or, Jan. 19. Increase of the
power 'of ports vln Oregon to purchase
state tide lands within port districts
for the use of the ports la proposed in a
of Coos county, , ,
The bill "will permit such lands are
needed by the porta of Portland,.' Coos
Bay, Tillamook and Others that may;b
organised to take override lands from
the state at a nominal figure. These
lands may not be aliented by the re
spective ports, nd the title returns to
the state if the port toes out of exist
ence. " ' V'.'.i:
Senator, Chase says the bill will be of
great advantage to Cooa bay in Its work
of Improving the port and taking over,
lands which may bV needed In develop
ing the harbor. ' In this - way, lands
deemed desirable can be protected from
private ownership. ,,
JAPANESE RESTAURANTS
.GEP LIQUOR LICENSES
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On recommendation of Police Sergeant
Golta the liquor license committee of
the city council yesterday; afternoon
voted to grant the applications of five
restaurant liquor, licenses for Japanese,
the, licenses haying been neld up at a
previous- meeting because the restau
rants were, not fitted up n accordance
with the' law. . The orientals hastened
to make alterations in the buildings in
which the restaurants' were located.
E. RJ Rice appeared bef pre the com
mittee with complajnt that G, B. Wil
liams had been granted a" renewal of
Rice's liquor license. Rice said that he
had paid fit? for the unexpired portion
of .the license for a saloon at 260 Front
street. ' He opened the saloon In Sep
tember, agreeing to pay the rent and
buy beer from the Enterprise brewery,
of which Williams was the agent v
Shortly afterward Rice was taken 111
and obliged to go to the 'hospital. He
says Williams took advantage of bis Ill
ness and. by means of a power of attor-
ney took, possession of the-saloon and
obtained a renewal of the license. , j '
The committee Instructed : License
Commissioner Joe Hutchinson to cite
Williams to appear before the committee
at , its next meeting to show why he Is
entitled to, retain, the' license he now
holds under power of attorney.
BODY OF MRS. SMITH,
v i SUICIDE, TO GO'EAST
The remains of Mrs. Ethel Smith, who
committed suicide ' Sunday morning at
the residence of J. D. Brown, ISO Cook
street, will Very likely be sent to Ne
braska, where her parents reside. Coro
ner Norden saya the woman came to her
death by using Illuminating . gas. A
bottle of chloroform was found In her
room, but there is nothing to Indicate
that she used It Two years ago the
woman made a sensational attempt to
commit suicide by Jumping from' the
Morrison street bridge, but was saved
by a steamboat man, who risked his life.
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New York Girl Weds In London.
London, Jan. 10. Many prominent
members of the American colony in
London were present at the wedding
here today of Miss Harriet Frances
Arnold, daughter at WillffnT H. Arnold
of, New York City, and Captain J. B.
Lyons. Captain Lyons is ,a son of the
dean. of Oasory.
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