THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 19. 1911.
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RECALL BUST : - OF. COMMANDER ' OVER AGED TABLE
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RAISED TO OFFICE - AGED COUPLE vAR
BOY GEIiiUS FAIIIER
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Father of High-Priestess of
Absolute Life Cult, Tells of
: His Efforts to Get Daugh-
.. ter."'V
Henry Morrison Relieved of $2
-Chinaman Is Held Up',
-"'-V; for $10.
Henry Morrison, living en East Slih
ty-elxth tlrNt, reported to the polio
that ha wu bald up at Eaaf Twentieth
ana Division streets laat aigm ana re
lieved of IS. He says tha man bald a
flash llcht In hla face.
Another bold-UD was . reported by a
'C1M ?r?? EaT. at Loee" ."rt d rS
W VV'Tr- T ? a men had bald him an,
nrldtea ef the Abeolute Ufa ,truok him over tha bead with a gun
yvelrn Arthur Soa today told of. hi
relatione with ma Teveeier- ei me
; cyalt. and tha effort ha mada to tat tha
' vlrl from tha "Junior commonwealth."
';. Bridges said ha had first been Inter
, ated In See six years ago. 11a attend
. ed seme af hla meetings, ha said..,.
- See WwW sCey.
gee's ambition," Bridges' testified,
xiMmtd to ba ta cat money. Punleh
fnent wu threatened hla follawara who
did not contribute.-' Bridges aald that
at that time ha knew, that Hone Reee
lived with Baa. who aald har praaanca
was necessary ta hla epl ritual welfare.
"At flrat my daughter Mildred bad no
use for Bem. tha wltaaaa continued.
Once, whoa I returned from a trip ta
the Faclfle aoaat la I0, I found my
wifa jout Jflhe city and my-eushter,
living at tha Junior oommon wealth. Sha
was then oompleuiy comma tea ny o
"I demanded . bar to return ta - bar
- awa home, - Sha aaid aha-waa1 111, but
would return tha next day. Bee eon
Hrmed tha atatemant ah would return
tba next day and aald. "ana a au ngnv
Tells af Threat.
. She la not alt right, you dirty pup,1
r aald. bacauaa Z waa vary angry. 1 1
started towards him and ba fled from
tha bous la terror. Tba nasi aay au
dred bad ecarlet fever and tha corn
monweelth was Quarantined. Since thaa
aha baa been under Sea" a domination.
That maa haa broken up my homa aad
won my wife and my aaugnier rrom
and robbed htm af f 1 at Larrebee and
tlioa streets. .
Patrolman Frey arrested Philip Sher
idan at Fifteenth and Hanoock atraata.
lie had a larga revolver la hla pocket.
Ha la suspected of tha crime Ha waa
fined II by Judge Taswall this mora
Inc. Ha will serve tha fine.
Robt. 0. Graves Defends Ju; Abraham &. Stuart Honored by L Q. Harvey Claims Reliefs
dicla! Record of Judae Coke Indian veterans Reunion . Does His Divorced wife
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?'i ..'V Tomorrow.'
of jCoos County.
Both Are Firm.-
PORUD MEN '
ACCORDED HONOR
1 .
me." . . . .
, Brldgaa denied that ha used vlla lan
Kuaca in tba presenoe ,or bia aaugnier.
Ha identified a letur ba bad reclred
from Mildred, thaa II, which reproached
him In matura language for swearing in
her presence. J- .; , ,
SEAMffl'S STRIKE
IS OP LINERS
Ad Men Elect D. N. Mosessohn
and W. C. Campbell as -Officers.
Two Portland mea W. C Campbell;
aad XX N. Mosessohnw era elected to
offloa In tha PaolfUr Coaat AdTartlalaK
yen's association convention at Bpo-
fcana last . week, U r. Campbell harlnf
been choaaa aecretsTT-treasurer aad
Mr. Mosessohn ahalrmaa af tba exec
tire committee
Delegates ta tba convention who re
turned yeeterday and today aay tha bit
of tba affair and the thin that did
mora thaa anything; else to bring next
yeara convention ta Portland waa a
huge banner, bearing an Invitation to
visit Portland, which waa tied over the
meetlryr, while the dlacusalon
aver the next convention waa tha hot
test. . waa released with strings and
pulled from the four corners of tha
room. Aa It opened It emptied thou
sands of roses and countless rose
Isavea upoa tha heads of the debaters.
Rival cities capitulated to Portland at
once. . '
At a dinner given by the Portland
delcgatea, ooplee of the new hooka on
Oregon Just, published by tha chamber
of oommerce ware given eacb truest and
ware greatly admired, the ad man ac
knowledging that Portland la the lead
Ins; city la tha country la advertising
work of that nature, v '
The officers of the Portland club.
Mr. Mosessohn and B. W. Johnson.
have bean chosen delegates to the meet
Ing of tha National association In Boa
ton next August.
Strongly opposing tha proposed em
ployment of tha recall against . Judge
Coke af tha Beoond Judicial dlatriot,
Robert O. O raves, an attorney af Marsh.
field, spoke freely of his objeetiene to
the plan this morning. '
It la a mistake for this mora to
be mada," ha aald. "I am not a par
Uoular friend af Judga Coke, but -X
practice la hla court and have observed
blf work, X believe him to be a. thor
oughly conscientious Judge, and .view
the proposed use of the recall apoa
him as aa unjustifiable . attack upoa
the eourta. . , ;-
The reaaoa assigned for tha' recall
aa X . understand It, la that there are
some who disagree with his Instructions
la a certain case. It will be Impoaal-
ble for layman to pass on tba ques
tion of these Instructions, whaa lawyers
who have devoted yeaxa of study to
the law may have different vlewa 6a
the polnta Involved. X think the move
ment Is a serious mistake and believe
that If a recall election Is ordered, the
people will rebuke It aa aa unwar
ranted and Indefensible attack upon
the eourta- Taere4e ee-aewU ta-e 4a
Coos eounty favorable to the recall af
Judge Coke."
Mr. Gravy la lieutenant commander
of the Coos Bay division of the Ore
gon Naval reserve and cams to Port
land to be a member of tha party that
mat tha cruiser Boston at Coble yes
terday. , i
H. H. COREY LEAVES
e o.
oft
Abrabam B.' Stuart
bCJa-
tP y
v71dw'a row, aPrtland, famous neat
Isf old time romances, figures prominent
ly today In the case of Edward O. allr.
vay against ' frenoea Harvey, ta the
I circuit court'. Judge aXJtens Is hearing
the two old peofe tell their stories
about their respective ownership of aa
old table, which ownership theyf ailed
to settle 'last September, whan I 01
vorea waa granted Mra. Harvey at Ore.
gon city. ': , ,
In . the days whaa , dowa' row;
north aide of Washington street, j be
tween Park and West Park," was
I the height of -popularity aa a center for
boarding- homes. 'Mrs. aHrvey was tha
I proprietor of sunk a house. Mr. aHr
vey waa a boarder. v This was previous
I to 1110. in which year the two people
were married. Mra. Harvey aaaerts
her husband gave hat tha table la -finee-tloa
as a wadding gift Tha husband
seyrthe table belonged to an old Rua-
I -1 - .Mtl. t.M W I .a film In
AUaka la 117. .
1 wouln't part with the table for
anything." said Mr. Harvey. "I never
saw . womaaX would-giva-ma
Mr. aHrvey and hla bride from Twld
ows row" did not get along very well
and tha divorce resulted. All property
rights' were , adjusted, except the -table.
The husband claimed It, aa did
the wife, He brought ault today to re
cover possession, He la also asking
for an old writing desk, and Iron safe.
Mra. Harvev denies knewln anvthlna
about -the tatter articles.
"She's got a house full of furniture
land now wanta my little dab," sarcas
tically testified Mr. Harvey. "She knows
the table la of great historic value. It
ta solid mahogany, and la about 1000
years old.1
Mr. Harvey u represented by Attor
ney James Oleason. while the worn
represented by the law ' firm o
mona, Kmmona st Reld. Judge autena
The twenty-sixth annual -reunion of I has taken tha taae under advisement
mn la
Em-
Death of Father In. Baker SUSS
, causes Him to step out
Earlier.
the Woodmen of the World hall. Elev-I
loath a treat between Alder and Wash
ington. , The morning session, begin
ning at 10 o'clock, will bo occupied by
the addreaa of welcome by Mayor Simon
I and addressee by members ef the asso
ciation, : A banquet will be served at
aoon by the Bona aad Daughters' as-
ORDERS ARRESTS
OF-AUTO SPEEDERS
"a ' "m aa aa aaa t '1
. Freighters CreSle and Sol, 1
Desert Vessels, r
' ; v v..- i
.-- H S - ' ' I
(TJslted Preee 1nh4 Wlie,"
: New York. Juns 19. The seamen's
BtrUe Is affecting shipping here. . The
mwim tk. fliiitli.m ni n Una
frelrhtera Creole and Sol deserted when'
, the vessels docked today and officials
of the seamen's union here arrest that
, within a week tha entire Southern Pact
af the seamen's union hare aaaert that
members of the union here are acting aa
unit In demanding better pay and more
atlsf actory conditions. If these condi
tions are not granted by tomorrow the
at Hirers save, eimaral mtrWm here la cer
tain. -. - I- Ban Diego, CaL. June U. A hole In
.When the XreJghtere reached quaran- the' atarboard bow of tha torpedo boat
line a tug met them and a man on Rowan Is the recult of a collision be
ifleck megaphoned the fact that a strike tween the Rowan and the -submarine
Jnad been called. The crewe Quit afteh boat Grampus. The boats struck bow oa
locking. v T . aj about l:S0 this morning. ' Tha danger
SUBMARINE KNOCKS
HOLE IN ROWAN'S BOW
H. C. Griffin, vice president of ' the
American Seamen'a union, announced
that ho Intended to call out all tha sea-
was aeen In time to avert a serious acci
dent; the Grampua, aacaplng without In-
Jury. " No one waa hurt The responsl
ncn on the Morgan Una today. . The puitjr for tba accident la not yet placed.
"Morgan officials say they have J000t T
Officials ' of the Southern' Paclflo
jBteamahlp line plan to ask .a federal
commission to arrest the men deserting
Ihs Momua yeateday. :
HORSE ON WHICH HALL
IDE ESCAPE IS FOUND
K . ' .im,-,-: r
(Beleia Bnreea ef The yoara.Lt
; Salem, Or., June llv In the finding
f a sadle and bridle concealed in the
.brush near Turner today the small son
of L H. Small gave the officers a due
.which may lead to the apeedy recapture
of Jesse Hall, the trusty who atole a
horse from the Institute for the feeble
.minded and Wde hi escape Friday
msuu aiut ui. unujo ana s&aaie were
found search led to the finding of the
i norss loose in the hills. The horse was
Identified over the phone by the brand
.and general description, 8. A, Mullln.
.owner of tha horse, went out today to
get toe animal.
MAG0N1STAS
CAPTUR
E
OWN OF CASAS GRADES
(rnTted Press Lesed . Wlre.1 '
Juarea, Mexico, June II. The Magon
tstas have taken Casaa Gradea, accord
ing to reports reaching here thla after
noon.. A apodal , troop tralft with 100
Madero insurrectoa departed at once to
recapture the town. -
" Madero telegraphed General Vlljeon
this i morning to abandon the Lower
California expedition. He aay the
Magonlstaa have agreed to surrender
their arma Alberto Madero, an uncle
of the revolutionary leaOer, haa been In
tba district buying off the Magonlstaa.
(Balrsi Bnrvas ef The Journal.)
Salem, Or- June 10. News of the
tnPL 1 WSSLi JLLVM-Oon. VhlchU al-rr. charT.
mm ,u,u. u,, , r "Ik t 1 the afternoon program.
H. Corey, chief clerk In tha secretary I n-. .k- -..k- k n i nn.
of state's office, to an and. Corev left I ' 7 . . , .7
Z'ZXLV?tZ Puts Motorcyclist on
- - sr ------ - - - ana- Knrr lann naa nvrinai ear ss aa nej mm.
'J?U? BB W- k00" TjJ inander ha. fallen to AbrahanV a Stuart ROadS W StOp VlO atOlS
------ ; Z . 7 " 1 01 roruana, xormer junior yice-oom
lng.
new chief clerk, whom he has chosen I mander ,'who will preside at the meet
but not yet announced, assumes hla da- 1 1- u. ra....
Mr. Stuart la over It years of age.
of the Law.
i.
M'NABB WAS MURDERED,
tlea Owing to the large amount of
time . oonsumed with board meetings.
Secretary Oleott will have to work ex
tra long houre to handle the offloa un
assisted, but he considers this aotlon
warranted as It will result In hla be
coming familiar with tha details of the
office eooner and will also save money
for the state. Aa a member of the
board of regents of the university. Sec
retary Oleott win go to Bug ens tonight
eaenjfJ aariiaM AmAWMBV wtlavhw I -
uu Wa aa ivuiuiivw asaau I Su.t N1A aW ssv. a
h -imir, ooHe- mehth! rS IM,r"r' DItrtot Attorney Brown le In- Thla acUon by the eounty court Is
tha secretary excepting memberanip on I ....... .1-- At. n 1 uxi.vt. . m . Vi
t.t hoards. Hla dutlea will h- mnrl I . JZ T . . - ; I ro-un wl ui. gnuwiwo w4 iiwmr
- - - --w w nea nrim ai ear stain sa ar n n w es ss rmini bii siii - - - m uuiua
IT IS NOW BELIEVED
The county court today put a motor
cyclist oa the roads to atop Joy rider
and Automobile speed fiends who have
been destroying the roads. The man
haa been sworn in aa a daputy eheriff
and given instructions ta arrest all per
sons who are caught exceeding It miles
an hour. Parsons found Intoxicated are
to be taken to the county Jail and not
allowed ball uatll sober. Speeders are
to be taken before Judge Taswall of the
'
Mrs. Fred Lowe's Skull May
Have' Been Fractured Is ?
! " Still Unconscious v
lira. Pred Lowe of 101 Stanton street
fell from a Russell-Sharer car at Rus
sell and Rodney Streets last night while
the cer waa la motion and sustained In
juries' that may result in her death. The
woman was standing on the atep and It
la believed that she either lost her foot.
Ing and fell or believed aha wss nea
her street and attempted to Jump from
the car, which waa going faster than
she auspeeted. j.
Dr. Karl Swansea waa summoned and
When he arrived the woman waa un
conscious. She waa taken ta St, Via
eent'a hospital, where Dr.sO. C. Smith
took charge of the case. '
. It la believed that her skull 'hea been
fractured. She ia still unconscious.
0FR1IUI1G
Professor. Boris SIdis,: Parent
of 12-Year-0ld Harvard
' ; Sensation,1 Issues -Treatise
' on ProDer Care ai Children.
ALFRED RUEGER
7
KILLS HIMSELF
more important under the new law than
the duties of former chief clerks. . .
HO
CRY ELECTION
ON AT DALLES TODAY
to death In his lonely home II miles! The Llnnton road haa been damaged ta
souuiwesi or uus wiy DTiaay. An in- the extent ,of several thousand dollara.
quest la being held today. . Nelghbora The roada leading east from the city
say aicisaoD naa money wnen be re- ere also heavily damaged by the speed
turned borne but neither this nor hla era. A moderate rate of speed does not
watch, .knife or guns could be found Injure tha roads, but there has been
In the ruins of the home. It waa first more excessive speeding the last three
thought the fractures of the skull were weeks thaa aver known la the history
causea oy neat out it is now suspected I of tbe eounty.
uey were cauaeoby bis being struck
on tne bead.
(Ipectal IHipatch to Tbe JeomL)
The Dalles. Or., June !. The most
exciting election In years Is taking place
here today. Grant Maya and James H.
Wood are the principal candidates for
mayor to succeed B. M. Wlngate and
HILLSBORO WORK COSTS'
LESS THAN EXPECTED
Tl
ORRENS SYSTEM
(Sal.a Bartis ef Tbe Tooraal.l
Hlllsbqro, Or June lit Bids for san-
both factions concede that the race will I ltr' nd torm aewera and hard aur-
be a doae ona SU new city oounollmen Pving were openea by tbe council
are to be chosen also and four water wuraay. Mason tmoo or roruana
commissioners will be elected. - It -le 4 were . awarded- the - contract for
IS .
CALLED CUMBERSOME
'The evolution of the Title Business
the I was the subject for discussion at the
TS so easy
to lose a
home, to
forfeit prop
erty and to
experience
annoyance
t h r ough a
faulty title.
Secure protec
tion from all
such things
through a
Certificate of
Title before
you make the
transaction.
Call for
ypooaucu j
TITLE and TRUST
COMPANY
Lnrij BcHdiaf 4i ud Oak
SHASTA HOLDUP POSS
E
STILL OUT AT 2 P. M
r8Ddal PUnatch to Tbe Joarmtt
Yoncalla, Or., June IS, -The five posse
members and the two bloodhounds which
left here at dawn today to reaume the
Shasta Limited chase haft not been heard
from up to t o'clock thla afternoon. The
posse is snpposed to be six miles south
west of here, near the Umpqua river.
MILITARY ESCORT
FOR MIIDE'S BODY
(Salftn BomaS ef Jnrnl.l
Ealem, Or- June 19? Governor West
has wired Adjutant General Flnrer to
confer with relative and friends of ex-
Senator George McBrlae relative to
having a military and naval escort from
the Oregon National Guard and Naval
MlUtla. A proclamation has been Issued
to unfurl flags af half mast in honor
of the dead man.
. '
MAN SHOT IN THIGH
SUSPECTED OF MURDER
rnnltM Press tMaed Wlra.1
Tacoma. Wash.. June J.9. A man riv
ing bis name as Join W. Roberts is
belnd held at tha city jail here today for
the Seattle officers, suspected of .being
implicated In the murder of Folloaman
Cunllffe. Roberta, who has a bullet
wound fn the thigh,, walked into the
local police station today and asked to
1 be locked up. He told the police that he
was accidentally shot in a lodging house,
but declined to give any particulars of
tha affair.
almost certain that the voters will turn I sanitary sewer and tha Kennedy Con-1 regular weeaiy , meeting of the realty
down the proposed charter amendment I structlon company the contract for the board held at Richards' hotel at noon
lnafulTlnir commission form or ravarn. I atorm. Tha arerearata or tha two tMa I today. The principal address Waa made
ment for this lty because of an obnox-lls 61,11 J, whiclula 114.000 below the lDT Frank Riley, who traced land titles
loua phrase.
SALOON CATCHES FIRE;
esamatea. There waa but one bid for from tn time when Abraham bought a
the paving, that of the Warren Con- av,.M. buHal place for hla wife.
structlon company, and. thla waa not ac-1 STTJSi ZZCl r .
eented-but will be further anmrV;'.Ja.VfPnm-t
TWO WOMEN RESCUED l to be held tonight The
transmitting land by title.
company.bid I2.0T a yard for bltullthlc I . J?, . "t tJl", .V, . 1"Z
a. mvatanous rire Droae out at tne i . w, w. UH . .tj-.., , j hhu
rear or tne hod urn saioon., sixteenth "ur" ' ' .7 . v Attorney Masters waa followed by
ana wasmngion sireeis, yesieraay ")'", " .vv.. j, . I Judge Carle C Bronaugh, who paid hla
Jolnlng residence to the extent of 1200.
, Ttwo women In the house were res
cued by the firemen. The cause of the
blazs Is undetermined.
i FISHING OPERATIONS
Catch Sea Fish.
LECTURES ON OREGON
respects to the Torrena ayatem of reg
istering titles, declaring it to ba cum-
h.HAm. anil tinPArt.fn ' Th r ra tru.
TO BE MADE BY H0DS0N tol,e1 ua e1"0 insurance
Makers of the "67 varieties" will soon w?.ul(1 ""n come when practically all
have an opportunity to hear all about tlUea will be Insured or protected by
Portland and Oregon: from C. W. HooS oertlflcatei lOf title. Ha orlUdsed makers
son of Portland. Mr- Hodson, an en- abstraota who have no proper and
thuslastlo member, of the Commercial laoequw r wammaf uu
MANY OUTING PARTIES
WERE rIELD YESTERDAY
ntiiH. will Iaav nn. an AaffAifi trln vKsa I
t Vf T It MM-m I ' - M w r w
AlBrBIUWlL Vli efUUV IB. llflnora I latla no e m eT.fsa earAu
fishermen have been keeping the looal .T'Jl "V" JLT r'JlZiZ
market supplied with halibut, "ng-cod. " "",f"-"v7,h
red groupera and other seaflsh, ' places, will give some illustrated talks
. -. on Oregon. Among those places where
. . V, . t nw , i v. 1. . . A j w .
ato t-acjung Boau. "ZZ .rwl rtk.T Testerday was a day of many out
Tin. it Tk- I auditorium at Pittsburg, which la used 1 1 . .
nery haa packed and sold 1000 casea of tne benefit Of the Helna employee. I At Crystal Lake Park' the Portland
coming a largVindu.t and' m t l.h machlns d ooeraYor to'thT iZ !?c,al. Iurn. Z!e, ?: .?
. . . . . . . . . i - - inin mri t n r.i ami m imo n 1 1 1 1- vnnn a
are uucen in ine monin or May, wnen I turer.
me satmon run is usually siacx, can
nery etnoloves are keDt busv and tha
financial returns are oresumablv sat.
isfaotory to the canaers. One cent per
pound is paid for raw fish.
nlo with , games and sports for young
and old. it was largely attended.
At Rohses Park the Swedish) Nation
al league held Its annual midsummer
festival, with crownlnavof tha mlrimim.
w in. mm i mer queen, Thla arfair, too, drew 'a
Finish BpetxJ Teats.
- YTTnlted Pnes l ed Wire.)
San Dleao. CaL. June
cruisers California and 8outh Dakota, largo attendance. At Crystal Park the
Paclflo built, maintain their ooal econ-1 employee of the Hatelwood Cream com
pany are-thla afternoon holding a fam-
Salmon Leap Falls.
'Husurn. June 19. The run Of salmon.' I nmv refcutstlon over tha rest nt th. P..
!?pIt1r-,5r - rt2e-a,l,i-bKTIS"ack c,fu '19t- AU eastern bulltT That is Uy reunion.
!n .'"I-B?.'ari?t,e!. J" a?Un the cuestlon today amonr tha cruiser
cuiiBiuwuui. .iieuuun wow coo Xisn ai- I - - "
tempt to leap the falla of the White h"60- Tomorrow afternoon the cruisers rm CCCCCM RFPrtVFRQ' - '
Salmon river at this point In order to I will steam from the. harbor and anchor CUUCrCOUU ntlUCnO
. FROM HrSr INJURIES
be . successful, the fish must make a (off Coronado, in anticipation of the or
VuuWL H?mllv eet' wbicn u aocom- dera from the navy department expected
No Reason Given for Act, Bat
v Sealed Papers May Fur-
v ;: nlsh Clue, Belief, i
Alfred Suegar. aged II years,, oom-
mltted gulclda this morning by shoot'
lng . himself la tha head. In hla room
at the home af Mrs. T. LRoy, 0I
Twenty-third ' street north. -
The body was found thla morning
whaa Mra, IRoy called at the room,
and, receiving na reply to her summons.
walked into the room. All tha man's
papera were carefully sealed In envel
opea and were turned over ta the dead
man's brother, T. Rueger. Zn these mayj
be a elue to the reason for tha rash act.
WHITNEY IS HEADING
FOR JACKSON HOLE IN
: WYOMING; PAL LOST
(Bserlat Masetelt te The JnarMtl
Boise. Idaho. Juae II. Ooveraor
Jamea H. Hawley today -offered a re
ward af 1500 for tha capture, dead'or
alive, (l two desperadoes who fatally
wounded Conductor William Kldd and
seriously wounded ' Deputy Sheriff Sam
uel -Milton, on tha Oregon Short Line
train near Spencer, Idaho, ' last Satur
day. One ef the men haa not been aoea
or heard of since the shooting. The two
separated and It 'Is known that Hugh
Whitney, one of the . desperadoes. Is
headed for the Jackson Hols country.
After the shooting and wounding of
Edward McOlll at Hamar yesterday,
Whitney atole MoOlll's horse and rifle
and started weet Thla morning Rube
Bobtt, a bridge watchman aManan, en
deavored to atop Whitney, -who . ahot
Scott In the hand, causing him to drop
hla gun. i Bloodhounds - placed on the
trail. of tha bandits proved worthless.
A posse Is being formed at Soda Springs
to go north and tnteroept Whitney, aad
It la believed only a question of time
until ha la captured. Whitney was for
merly a resident of Wyoming and - la
headed for the country with which ho
Is familiar. .- . - ' -
WALLACE BENSON ENTERS
FATHER'S FORMErT OFFICE
Salna .Bnreea ef The ImmaLl
Salem, Or4 June II. Wallace Benson
of Roseburg. son of Ex -Governor and
Ex-Secretary of State Frank W. Benson,
assumed his duties in the orrice of tne
secretary of state today. He has been
la attendance at O. A. C and waa ten
dered and accepted tha clerkship- left
vacant ty c A. Zleglsr. x .
, Adventurers Cross (he Border.
"tatt Pt Leaiwd Wire.
, Los Angeles June JT-Reports tht
tne Jioarai garrison ac Mexican naa
evacuated after receiving f 10 each from
emissaries of Francisco L Madero, were
scoffed at today by. Rlcardo Magon,
head of the liberal movement In Lower
California, who la under arrest here for
alleged violation of neurallry lawa, ..
Magon declares that mora than a
dozen or 14 of the men had laid down
their arma and crossed the line. These,
he said, were adventurers.
May Start Investigation, .
- (Totted Pre tead Wire.) 1
Sacramento, Cel.. June II. .Adjutant
General Forbes of the California Na
tional guard today Intimated that ha
would start, an Investigation of the
facta surrounding the alleged ; selling
or pawning of the oolora of the seventh
California regiment or Bpanian war
volunteers, subsequent to the muster
ing out -of that regiment In ,1191. . i
' 'tytlt'ttmt UesM Wl're. .' ' '
.New Tors, June 19.-r Professor Boris
Stdls.'M. Ah Ph. P, M. D, father of the
11-year-old genius who crested a sense
tloa at Harvard, has Issued a treatise
oa the proper care of children, which
bitterly aesalla ' present educational
methods. - j,- - ( .
Present methods, he asserts, are cal
culated to produce the largeat possible
number of mediocrities. Ills own son.
ir. Sidle sera, far from being harmed
by the course of study he hss followed,
la In far bsttsr physical condition than
the average schoolboy four years. his
senior, s, - . , ., .
Education, Dr. Sldla Bays, ahould be
gin when, tbe child la I years eld.
By answering aueetlonev he contin
ues, "the child will aoqulre knowledge
with the earns eaae that' he leema to
ride a bicycle. . By hla tenth year- ha
will have acquired knowledge which at
the- pseesati-eiaaeth wilvoi si ty iraau-"
ate only obtains with Infinite labor aad
paina." . ,
usra are some or tne miags mat are
(-wrong with, the common schools, aa
pr. audia sets it: 1 . , . i
The American nation entrusts the fate
ef Its younger generations to the care
leeaaea of young girls or the ire .of
eld - maida, all ruled, by petlfogging
officials encrusted with educational red
tape methods and routine. .'.
America's school systems are ruled by
Never la history have echool teachers
fallen to such a low level of mediocrity.
American children at le are little
brutes, and wests their moat precious
years la unaanltary jechool rooms.
" Astra Clclo Elects Officers, '
Thursday night Astra Circle elect
ed tha following officers: Past guar
dian neighbor, Mrs.tA. Tiffany; guardi
an neighbor, Mra,' M. ' Briggs; adviser,
Mra. K. Cook; magldan, Mra. L. Ernst;
attendant Mra. K. Mitchell; manager,
J. Hayes; Inner ecntfnel. Mra. B. Mitch
ell; outer eentlnel, -H. Koolegeorge;
musician, Mlaa H. Gra nation; .captain
of guards, Mrs. C. Stltea. -
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' Good
Judgment
" Shown by your friends;
the neat looking,
ail efficient,
glasses they
. wear are our ref- ,
, erences. - ''
The many years
we have been
here give us standing.
All these years
we have been
giving. the same .
satisfaction to
u & jaUiera, wmnow; .
bffer you.-'
W take ears of your eyea In
the way of . lem vchangel fcfr
one year from date ' of pur
chase. No extra charge for this
Bervke.!? ' '..t
Thomp
son
Eyesight
Specialist
Second Floor Corbett BIdg:.
FIFTH AND MORRISON STS.
Member American Jatt Assn. of
Optometrists. - Registered - under
Oregon State taw of Optometry.
Weanesday. L P. . Bdlefesen, Who waa injured in
Adrnlral Thpmas, commanding the Pa-1 a collision of hla buggy and a streetcar
of omo neei saia tooay. n tne cruisers , week ago Saturday evening, while,' r.
Big Salmon Run.
Qulnault salmon this year exceeds all I r expected to finish some Speed testa I turning . from the parade of the Rose
previous rwurai, ana me pace; at tne l oeiore juiy i, m-wui om inciuaea in Festival, is reported to be much better.
MocIIds cannery haa already been hrnlc. I n.ri . arffotannv nnnrti m. r.!- i. mm-m c
ahoaii t haiittv that .k .Ii I latest, targoi rexsoraa.
pack of these fish Will reach ' 10,400
caseSL The run this season ia rannrtA
to be the largest for' several years, and
Is the fourth season since the Indians
voluntarily adopted laws Which left
tne middle or tne river open to allow
we nan to pass up to tneir spawning
k rouncis m liiut vumauii.
Sensational War Picture.
I Johns Water company, also a proml-
is hoped by ms many rnenaa tnat no
win. soon' recover.- ; ::k.
The ' most f thrilling war picture ev- "n, recover. '
er exhibited In Portland la featured at
the ' Arcade ' theatre It ' shows the
"Ballroad ' Haiders of t" desperate
There hava I miinr : and tha aenaatlnnal dautnifw
Bean very few instances of violation of I
have been seen clavlnir off-tha coaat. I - - 1 . .
The presence of these creaturea la not r , - Shoots Self Through' Eye. ,
unusual, but the Indians say that they . raited Riw Lmwi vrtrai - - '
this vear ThTs will afford nlentv of I i.?!0"?! Blaf A' .-'l -f" t"??- J? I ?J t?:?'r ."'Iff. brla.f Anl" J"0'
matprlal for the new whullnu- atatlnn -at I P-J0""1". vvwywi. rf. r.. vura, e was 4 painiuiiy oruisea aooui me
uth BaVVK ' Lo Angeles, committed sui- head, . losing several teeth.: He- was
here next week, - when the capture of I cld ,n Pc",c Pa'k today , by shooting rushed to the Good Samaritan hospital
this school of whales t will begin, V .V J himself .thraugli. thai aya.. .".;;.3'.-;r:: la a Bad Cross ambnlanoa. x A n .
WI0T0RCYCLIST IS RUN
: DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE
. v.. . - - I '- ":T t
H. C Harold, a young man residing
at - Seventieth street and - Fifty-second
avenue southeast, waa struck by . an
auto while riding on hla motorcycle
BREAKS
PORTLAND to SEASIDE
i.
150.5 miles 10 hours, "23 minutes running time.
, -Best previous time, Portland to Astoria. 129 miles
11 hourt, 40 minutes. w, .- , ;
r PadficCoast DUtributors Buick Automobiles Z
: r SEVENTH AND COUCH STREETS
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