The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 01, 1911, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextJit: OKLUOH DAILY JOL'kMAL'l-OKTtAHn. WUWEJOAY tVt'WIO. HOVgUtKK 1. lilt. 11 J PARD.TAl DUTY TOWARD CMILORW OISCUSDEO Bf EXPERTS AT UECT13 't M Wa Cfcto -' M HDMIIM1SES 1011011,1 SHE ! ae .! 14 i on eM t tt a t in t 4 m Ifca t f- -1 m-M w VM 4 I (Ml M- " i e ue t im m a x '' Iu4 IU feM a-t-aM ja Mk m - I m -! r j int. 1 1 a awin I km LA umA tt tern ' Fcnr.tr Lc;ati3.i cf Eip:i.:i:.i litM4 i 04 aa vi tid.riQ Favcrtd KfAS pa;tr Heads Speak, I tta Mil s MWf ia M Mrf.e 4 U4 mi aM Chi'd Welfare Eih.b.1 Wi3 Be Opened Tonfct Hew to Hae Had Suflklef.t Tlxeif"- to t TM A4 MMa.e toae- IM Teach, Rear ChMrtn Will! 9 Ccn-ply With Law Oth en f-iVM v.4itk4kM v" tm a- 4 at iu f e&4 MrWIM b-'ied M IM !'. v im ew- a-wM i it iunii Be Dlsomed. ti l ai. I" rto- iify mi m. Im me wm . to IM ti44 rv4w.4 lite elie'MMe. te' a Hea M Ma n rtpiif ai uniinil nnrnnti nnnnnrPP III I'IPF MX M M urh w horn OFMOIHERSOFOIS AI IDE ARMORY jn nimnnr n nr if ' '. 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It a4 to M tMh lhra vaa a 4 ef ttolatoa molMr Mt "a aw Im hr I ar! m far tralalnc lt a (Mr af M abi I rarly iria lb huntl'rluL If Mv rT It la rMrir la iktm from IM II m IM ada ar ptoaia u!t ba 4a 4 praa th in. Tato to aJa tro to wing tr aU4 III 1T want r to fa! that Ihara to mm4 of batp to thto vrt rfe el lr for yovr v hll4 Mt for IM ehDdrva 1 f MMtt" Th wor4a f Mr. Tata rltmto th yarroa ai4 alma of th child wUar aihlblt a4 lha Mothar'a rontr. By thla aftamaoa all th aihlblia will M compUt. a4 rJr for th formal npcnlng tonlfht. whn th principal al dr wlU M dallr4 br alaror Ruhllht and Proraaaor U R. AI4r man. atata auprloton4t ot pubtlo ln tructioa. , Saaitory Too. Th ihjblta ran from llloalratlona f th vll tttrct f not kaplnf a, baby'a fnod aanllarr and of what mrthod to uaa to Map It aanitarr, to niuatrauona of tha Mat method for, caring for and dcvaloDlna- tha Ufa of a -child through ita varloua play and work Pr loda. . , Mblto SokooU. Tbr ar aihlblta of th work don to th publlo achoola to - kp llttl band baay In loarnrng to Moo ma u ful men and women, auch aa dreaamak- Ing and other practical vocation. Tha work Ming dona by tb Flowar Mlaalon Iay nuracry la ahown. Thar la booth containing booka from th public library which ar good for children to rad. Bunday eohooi work la repre ' aented. At each booth la an "explainer" prepared to toll all about th exhibit and lt purpoa. - Altogether there la much that de aervea tha doe atudy of all parent. The big hall at the armory la full of good and helpful aaggeatlona placed there for the aaalmllatlon of fathers and mother. This exhibit la the flrat and only child welfare exhibit that baa over been held wea( of Chicago.- In tha eaatero cities thousands of parent have thronged the exhibit balls and a great movement has bn launched to Im prove the condition of children la all walks of life. Thla tmornlng at I:t0 o'clock th ueiegaies to me congress began reg. Utertng at the literature booth In th exhibit hall. At 10 o'clock Mrs. Oeorge w. jucaiain. cnairman or tha conven tlon committee, called the congress to order In the southeast room of the armory. . Prayer was pronounced by i iw. jjonaia A. Mackenzie, after which Mrs. McMath Introduced Mrs. Robert H. Tata, president, who delivered the address of welcome. . Aids to Child tndy. Two Interesting talks were siren by Mrs. J. D. Sullivan and Mrs. E. H. Ingham. Mrs. . ffulllvan spoke on . "Where Shall We Find the Best Aids to Child Study?" "'The subject of Mre. Ingham's addreas twaa 'The Benefit de ' rived by Keeping In Close Touch With the Station and National Work." i This wsa followed by a round : thl ! discussion of . the question. "What Is your greateat problem In parent-teach, er-drcla work?" Thla was eonduoted ' by Mrs. Tate. ; . -, .: , One of the chief problems presented was the difficulty In rettln mothers of various districts to realise the lm porUnce of the work the mother' cir cles ax trying to do. , Mra Williams of the Woodlawn dr i cto explained th unique plan adopted by th teacher in the Woodlawn school, who are cooperating in the parent- ,t0 yet th otlrs to attend the circle meetings, f Boclal Center Saatrad. 1 "The teachera hav the pupils -write abort invitations to their mothers to ! TM Mi kh Mj4 at lie tot aawaiM to4nk4 ttljf til Of. rte C n trwM w ita a eM( M atMe Mrtxtf IM aatl M4IU4M la M J.4 IM fceaiia mmf I arrr. "I im !. ta im M'e 4Mt el a eAaeir a.ix ' e4Mre a4 4&eitMl Me w M4 af -" tae 4m 4 Tm M4 irfT4 Mae fe r4 to r. atery ' Ut t IM fMlM ' . . tMiaiiet 4 !M mm ' IM aaia iktiiiMl a4 ( to ! ! luwart l4ir M Ilka re etotw I tww.M UtM) id a,., TM eu " l--e iae Mito 4ft to liMI . Ia4 im HUti l im ee-wMiwr re WIKNWI MM ., II- I. km IMI Ito "! 4 lt I f iii I , , IM X-l-M."' Un4 l R Itari 4 IM M. Tm I tii Mttoil 4 Ma i .-! M Malik .'i 4 DelegatM rftetrtac l coavesUow of MMtvar Coagr. At toft U a Kit, Otof W, IfcMtlK fa-. maa. bo railed duii i rT. WOMAN SUSPECTED MURDERER OF NINE Mysterious Deaths of Persons Intimately Associated With Her Lead to Her Arrest Chicago, Kv. I Arcu4 by aln myetertoue daiM to sis years f pr- na lattoiately aaor1atd wllfe Mra LoeU Yermliya of this city the aalir here era today guardlag Ihe weataa. pending aa Inrvatigailoa of IM deeiM. All hav died with practically in aam symptoma The laat death to that of Pol Iceman Arthur Uleonette, who died Thursday alght. the pollr declaring that, the clr- rumatane Indicate areenle poisoning. Blaoneit waa eneaged to wed Mr. Ver mitya, and boarded at her hone Chenx lata ar examlalbg hi vtooera today. Other who have died are the womaa first two buaMnda, Tr4 Brlnkamp and Charles Vermllya; Frank Brlnkamp, her eon: Lillian and Harry Biinkaasp, bar stepdaughter, and stopaon: bar own daughter. Cora and Florence Brlnkamp, and Richard Smith, a conductor, who roomed at the womsn'a houe. Tha woman admits that eeveral of th who died toft tnaurane pollclea tn which sh was a beneficiary. POffillSSION GMEH FOR DYNAMITE PHOTOS ABDICATION ONLY F I ei tofNeeeaaii atlatg IM ir am to. Tto to m m mw f in eao a4 lata Meed Im14 (MM efy effwi to Muse ea iimmm M f ileei a M aeevatoai I im seMiaiy re y en C IM let Ml IM Aairy Ian I era -way. rr a rare I Mel imI fei. I ewlla IM eeire) f etoak aaid tr. Aiea Wek atlta. aa. Ietaee aea.tr ef l Mart Ita referred eeeasMre IMI M4 Mea taene4 ! aii:a CMeatae OUtower. TM sull leMaaiei tuauel a aaanpie ali a4 I re a VMI II eMUUel ll.lto.aee Me llarto fee Will eMllaeler. tm OIL UMPEXPLO0ES: 01! PEACE ireitod lafUMMlta Xv. I alirerato aa- tMrtlle were g-realed I iraleetee by J ad r Marker today la pfcatoerat dy aaeaile. allrolreiM 4 eme riaraleA at IM I IBM f ieA MrKa- Mrti arrest, far aee at U Aagele. Lm Raeeaaeet. OMaael fee IM . after Ike eWlalaai Mked pr1r ier I Reatater to eunaao Jadf Mareey as Revolutionists Say Manchu Ruler Must Step Down; Oth erwise, They Won't Treat ria4 reeej teee.4 ffHI Ctoa rraaclae. CaJ , Kev. 1 Aa effl. rrMeeator Ukc Mfoe aUa rial utaaal l4 r ItoCt why IM dor-! Mld Miott4 eetnialile ttor a IM TM mil it i tore res art aMwed that IM average Minal s atoaisal by eiaifiias mm eaiiea eerune Bull, waa li-l far IM ata ef Oeiekar a4 IMI IM a eerss eot for raw eWlryj Uk alato4 fraae wag was itoil IT. Ml, TM beard UMel Ibe e4a IMI IM average bacteria! -uel aMald el M mare I ha a I4.ee. O if Muh CMeatel caltoway waa U reeled I peeper report Mlag to aeuil IM ediioa f local ereamery electa a4 f dairua IUI ahlp asllk la Ihla city. TM beard will ahertly U Ma.se af Mtai-t leaiiahJeg a eenltary staadarf for ealth aold to FtirtUad. TM law new provide that If a aalrfl T ereroery fall a la toe sarceealve lea La A bereeeM toa kVtb A. BJre ef 4ll Miiieid eee M Mm to IM Ml mt tota lisai4 ISI IM dtaiag reaea bto Maa aert at 1 a-etoea tola srJa- tm iitul UfMiVeil la M. M4ele y Mreytag IM HUMia T taamuy eMaaged to eacape with iMir etotaieg. Ml it waa laaewiel aava aay fri l a Miflbr waa beard IM let mw IM fUaee r)g aae waraed IM eto to IM MwM f toe lavaaallag aaagee. lOAHO-OREGOM COMPANY PROMISES NYSSA POWER teeneel le TM letet NrM. Or- Xev. U-TVe etottrto rer l a tore la la tola stl) are pal. ling to aeveraJ larga paatptog plaato. Tb city ef Mreae Me give la laabex Oreg ooeapaay a fraMe fM wliiag IM city aa4 It to spdd a rreachto for aa eleelrte car Um lll M graal4 toeen aaea. This coeapaay Is pi an a lag a poiM-Weteer um and Vtyeea la Ml Ituaied IMI IM UM meet throagfe thla city. eul F4 t-A.fr ef Im rwfie n'r aee.. He 4 m er"ie 4 Feia4 Mee rw. Ue titr R f-e ik twe tea e 4 e kum Me e ) I a Me-r a M lake H. i4 to gel teir re a. r iti im flt ekx1ie 4 4vvM-ie e4 l.i JeaeiMe C gV J.e 4 TM 4erwal r . -e. 14.4 IM Steer f tie l-l tf - off by aa ! fejoaa la4 4 Mlt4 toe aileaiaea M A4 ae I IM fl IMI lRevcer IMP l eelly HleM- IWr Me I to IM reaiete a4 toe IM Me bmm by IM S"aaiag puMto. TM aMl etl pf -eM4 lil I ie.ee eea . e4. btr, ;iMe, aa4 tote bmm IM Maito. MM ik atw Mir ba, I i 1 1 1 eee, eto to IM geea t lee llil.lee. tt saiMalad to It to aa- tela frees y IWeM at as aaiarMd Uaiaul M M Mi im etato awet lie f or laiee aad aaetoar a)Jtoa ! a. J la IM Mat a, a 1 4 IM Maa mt. im ee ef II li-eee f a aer! btor to eVevtk lalla4 IM M4 ete Miiaaeg kl(W Vm III lee, at eJa. im u I vJe ef toe ir att tea eaii4ug aite to lltl.lto. aM to ar pay laaee to IM eie at l-is . valMltoe, wkll at IM Mae list tfcey 1 111!. fra IM aeilt fr I a latUMet Uk tMea eui4 M mtu. pllad. aald Mr. Jack, Ml IM few il see pi a Mree er u er Mr la ealaa, which sjaaaatj I trtbwia la IMm wa earaed tt Ml, Ml era able to gt IM aaeaey ecae th lrn Ma grea a4 IM people M pay Mv Mea aoramerctolly a4uve t lull Mtea killed II.ITI peraoas la 41 Uat year and mere) tnaa llt wer klUed by wUd aalraala - ! 1 J traaer erred la aayene eici in M umiuiku M .ie k I werker- a-to Tm. Bht 4U1, atoll IMI IM revel. fV, ThaTM tLl leg for Miurday. , , , Uealeu aiVWrfertl, eliu.g la dlarua 'ZVa.ZJ 2TTt?. ,1. T!T,!i la his decialM Marker rtlp-utot tbiat vUa MV ."b,, Mlr , "lZ.? J4' .k'! the books T IM original Mela that iber saeat M 'h"' McNamara's efnr should on.r4 , . mb4iemltmm f the Ureae by ZJ?lM mLli tLiThTl i.,. Mrfa wha ihe walled .w. i creamerte M ova 4 aa aoea aa poaaime Ik WanrhM ruL niate aeiherlUM had naianeo wiw TM atata iMm. Noihins was siaiea i to -nu ia rlalon whether th alleged enoeaco wimt iby wiping oat every Mutch toDamc. b token to Loe Angeiea. ipri i .t atalee that th republuss aallclpetel aald that leavea the Mttoa opea and ,ml ioow. uduclog Taaa Ihl la areoarina ror a inuin miv, v.i ia aMMtt ihair (, k , ik. r-aiirornt aeiDontteei .t...i a. i 111 lllamM M aDlaia POwm. I la l. Ik. Mnhllmm hMh In China I r' ittLTh1! -.'i . k!TPk reottlremeat a tha law they should . Jr J? . . r7?.rr IM proeecated nader to law gad pat e-vit ef hue I net The board eppraved the report of tpe elal Engtaeer David K. Otis for the oily reftiM Incinerator for tlM month of X)o NUMBER 10 Later Judge Markey granted toe veif ,nd America from Its haadauartars la I . " , " ," '' " I "i forala aalborttea perwieewa P""" gpofford aUey bar, to ban govern or - . graph the dynamite, altr glyeerlae and of tntlxt province and to lake !". 2!Lt2-d fii-? clocks taken at tha time of MeNeware s .h,ro of U dlptomatlo and pel It leal .. .TJT1LLm fJZZLlt arreet. for Mt In Los Ang!. mattor. prT ofM oant OukNAL men honor VETERAN WHO RETIRES The members of The Journal chapel of Multnomah Typographical union No. II. presented Fells R. Mitchell, retiring superintendent of the mechanical de partment of The Journal, with a hand some gold watch chain and emblem of the International Typographical union last night as a token of their esteem. The' presentation waa made by R. B. White, ohalrmaa of tha chapel, with an appropriate speech. Mr. MltchelL or "Mitch." aa he Is known by his fellow workmen, waa with Th Journal from Its start until last night, when he resigned to get a rest. He had been tn the employ of C. 8. Jackson,, publisher of The Journal, for 10 or more years previous to his con nection with The Journal, -having worked ror Mr. Jackson when the latter was publisher of the feast Oregonlan or Pendleton. .After ha left theaat Oregonlan ha went to California, re turning when The Journal was started. on The journal he has held nearly ev ery position In the mechanical desert- ment,. finally becoming superintendent He win retire -to a farm near the cltv. Mitchell will be. succeeded by Thomas j. . james. attend. They take .i tha Invitations home and all those who ' get their mothers to sign them.. eonsentlna-. to attend, are dismissed from school five minutes earlier than the others. This! nuuree or the pupils urgent emissaries for the circle. 'Tt Is our aim to make our' -school a nciai center." said Mrs. Ha wkeS, speak. ins r in taaa sonooL "We are ask mg me senooi board to civs ui tha CARSH0P WORKER IS INVESTIGATION OF FOUR PLACED UNDER ARREST COAST TRUSTS ARRIVES Lewis Mlchela. onl of the union men! Seattle, Nov. 1. Joeeph Darling, spa- amnlovad at the Southern Pad no car I rial asent of tha department of Justice. a heme in Brooklyn, wbo refused to walk I has arrived here to gather evidence out whan the railroad shopmen called a (against four Paclflo coast trusto. I strike aaveral weeks mo. wss arrested I Amona them Is tha Dlumbere' trust at 1:14 O'clock thla afternoon by Pa. I Tha Investigation eitends to Portland, trolmaa O'Brlea at East Kievenui ana gin Frencleco and Loa Angeiea. Market streets on a oharge or carrying Mlchela waa en nis way noma wnen, It Is said, hs waa stopped by aeveraj union picket, who tried, to argue with him about quitting work. At first Mich els rafuaed to talk with them, but as the crowd about him grew larger Mich ale drew a revolver and threatened to ahoot. - This Is the first ease of Ita kind that has happened stnoa the strike ,hM Veen la effect ; s DR.' CORNELIUS GETS THREATENING LETTER Dr.' C. W. Cornelius, owner of the! Cornelius hotel, complained to Assistant United States Attorney Evans todsy, that tie bad received a threatening and blackmailing letter. The letter was evi dently written by a woman. The spell- lnr and punctuation are poor. The let- ter demands that the doctor pay 110.000 towards the support of a boy alleged to be his eon. The boy Is said to be II years old. The writer threatens to kill Dr. Cornelius if ho does not pay 'the money. The letter was postmarked Spokane. Dr. Cornelius told the United States attorney ha has no"- idea wbo wrote the letter but Is a trifle worried leat'eome Insane crank Intends to In Jure lilm. THEFT OF BUDDHA'S FORM WORRIES CHINESE COLONY The coat of destruction, wall still be low the contractor's guarsnte, is slight ly higher than It waa In September. En gineer Otle explaJna that thla Is dus to the fact that the supply of garbage I has fallen off. The number of men r quired to handle 110 tons or rsruM a day must be kepon tha payroll whether that amount la burned or not in Sep tember the tonnage was much greater. City Health Officer Wheelers report for October states that numerous com-1 in series of in dorsements of the Certificate) of Title system by bankers, lawyers and real es tate men reasons why a Certificate of Title furnishes the BEST protection to buyers and mort gagees f elite "The certificate tjt . tern has entirely super seded the abstract sys tem here, which It could ' net bare done had it not been iu superior in every particular-' 0MeWeny; .Stevens & MOUfcen. Attorneys, Los Angeles, CaL TITLE AXD TRUST COMPANY Lewis Bldf., 4th and Oak HOW TO SUCCEED ; Burma? tha laat few years, conditions In aU lines of business, even prefes- atonal life, have changed so completely ; that every man Is waking up to the "i in-oroer to win success he must specialise and learn to do aome one tning ana do it well. Bo It to with any article that is' sold to ths people. .. It must have genuine merit or no amount of advertising wlU maintain the demand for the article. For many years we . nave watched with much lntereet the remarkable rec ord maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root;- the great Kidney, Uver and Blad der Remedy. From the very beginning the proprietors had so much confidence In It that they Invited every one to test It, fre of cost, before purchasing.' , It is a physician's prescription. They have on fle thousands of letters received from former eurferers who are ow enjoying good health, as a result ef - Its nee. - ' - However. If yon wish first to try a ample bottle, address Dr. Kilmer AY Co, I King hem pt on. N. T and mention this psper. They will gUrily forward jew ample bottle by mall, absolutely free. Regular- slsea tor sale at all drip s'.vte fifty cents end one dollar. tSoeclal to The Journal.) Baker, Or., Nov. l.r-The obsolete can- school bulldlnr when It Is not uaa' for non on the court house lawn was fired school purpoeea. . We are working fori by halloween Joker last night, break, a covered playground ao tha children I ,n the windows from the east end of may oe out aoora. f Under nntunt m. 1 m roun nous ana aameguig omer dltions. With about 1000 children in tha buildings nearby. The statue of Bud- school, thev are nanked in tum Idha was stolen from ths.Chlnese tern- during the nley nerlods. ilka nnitna': pie and the Chinese colony for several She said they exDerienced dirfimiu I hours; was In great turmoil until th in getting" the busv mothers, the on image was found In front of a wholesale wun large families who really ought to Quor, . eior. uiner aepreuaiiona np attend. to come to their meetings, but Pned usual but there was no serious ui wey mo appomtea a large visit- i New TWoiuigfiii I T I V.-.UIitajelCf UiGk?r'-'- ervice A BETWEEN Portland AND Central Oregon Including REDMOND. BEND and . cdl stations on the Deschutes - Branch of the ing committee and expected to visit ev ery mother in the district Others from Holman. Highland, South Mount Tabor, and Sellwood circles told ef their work and their problems. Mothers Vrged to Attend. life of Irish Pioneer Ends. (Seeda! to The Journal.) Freewater. Or.. Nov. 1. James Dor- ran or ueaaor raric, one ox me . oia pioneers of this valley, died Sunday Mrs. W. J. Hawkins, a nemher of th. afternoon after a long Illness. Mr mothers' circles city council, closed the Oorran came to thla country from Ire morning's program with a strong plea land ty way of Cape. Horn. He wss for unity, of effort on tha part of the Tl years of age and is survived by one mothers ot the city in the child welfare son, W. J. Dorran, ana tnree aaugnters, work. She urged the mothers to at- the misses Barah. Mettle and SMln, all Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co. tend the circle meetings even If they had to neglect their housework. ? She toid them .the good to be derived from the meetings ' would be- of much more importance to them than getting their baking or dusting don oh time. Th afternoon session of the congress negro c .o o ciock. residing at home. Freewater Odd Fel lows had charge of the funeral at Walla Walla, ..... will be Dr. L. W. Hyde, who will talk on social hygiene; Xr7 Bertha Stuart of the Oregon university, whose- subject will be. "Welfare of the Girl In Her Teens"; Miss Emma Butler,, probation officer, who. will tell of the work of the Juvenile eourt; and W. T. Gardner, whose subject will be "Girls' and Bora Aid Society."" . r ' At t e clock the evening session will begin. This will be the formal open ing ef th child welfare exhibit. 'After the evening session an informal reception will be given to the-delegates st the Armory. The members of the Shakespearean club and the State Wo naen a Press dub will attend to a body, I Sanitary Congress Opens." (United Prraa Leaeed Wire.) - Rantln m Art rhlle. Nov. 1. Prominent I k "fKer physlelsns and eanltatlon experts rep- DAILY TRAIN SCHEDUIa, LV. PORTLAND.... 7:50 AND lOOA. M. LV. BEND LV. THE DALLES. . r ,12:40 P. M. ' LV. DESCHUTES JC 1:30 P.M. - AR. MADRAS i..., 5:45 P. M. W AR. METOLIUS 6KJ0P.M. AR. OPAL CITY . 7:06 P. M. , AR. REDMOND .............. 7:45P. M. AR. BEND 8:35P.M. 6:30 A. M. LV. REDMOND -,: i .......... . 7:21A. M. LV. OPAL CITY i . 8:00 A. M. LV. METOLIUS 8:22A.M. LV. MADRAS . . V. ......... 1 . .v 9:00 A. M. AR. DESCHUTES JC 1:15 P. M, AR. THE DALLES . 1:55 P. M. AR. PORTLAND .... . . . . . .... 5:45 P. M. Kr resenting all .North and South . Amer-I lean republics were present at the open ing of the fifth international sanitary conference of American republics ' here today. Tha convention is held under the auspices of the Chilean government j Auto and regular- stage connections' to La Pine, Fort Rock,' Silver Lake, Prineville, Burns, Klamath Falls and other inland, points ..( - - - - - - f , r . , - . " ' . J " ' - The Direct. Quick and Natural Route to Central Oregon Montgomery Fnneral Tomorrow. .(raited, Frees Leaeae wire.t Santa Clare, CaL, . Nov. 1. Tb body of Professor J. J. Montgomery, who waa I killed In I fall from his motorless I monoplane while making experiments yeaterday. Will be taken to Oakland. where it will b Interred tomorrow af- .-- N : . Call on any O.-W. R. & N. Agent for any information desired, or address , WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland. Oregon 9