The Oregon daily journal., April 25, 1912, Page 21, Image 21

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVCNINO. APRIL ti. lilt
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H0I1TH JETTY PLAN '
APPROVEO By IHE
U. S. GOVERNMENT
Preliminary Work on Docks
Tracks, Etc Will Begin at
Once; 2.500,000 Tons of
.. Rock Will Be Needed for Job
Mane ftr IM eelrtla af eertfc
L lany el ma i ef Ike CMtam
I M11l, kt kra4 Vy Ik 4-
liiu.e,i i vt ., to. r ir4
I Major j r Miii4, awey ar gt
aeaew, t'tti4 uu 111, yaeiaea.y
after na 44 14 tvtainry att (
(!! fork, tterke K4 Mhil
M y apaartcakaaraa raly will
ItOMMalUUlr. 0fcajl4 IM lu.(U(l-fc
M made ) aaeeaeaiy M I ;m.4
IMI lb )etir will M cn.pl.ted I five
working year, b4'.M 11 rt hiin
on
Th pialtmlaary wart wMrfc III V
,. ry be for IM ciirwctlw af It
ii l r prvfar caa bagta will eaiei at
Wulldlag af dock a fmnl of Ike KM
t'eaby raearvaiiocw a rHrua4 for eil.
let Ik rack I Ik Jelly and aMr
(KWMrjr edkancl la I h -rb.
Tuning k cam tag year." Mid
Major Mcla4o tkta raomlng. - U pra-i-eaed
lo a 14 abaul lilt. for lh
ronaiructton of ualue4ag dock, grad
ing for It toag iraika aad bwlldlnga.
laaiallalloa of welr aupply. ree
end llwlllt lighting ayalera and lb
eractle of h nccaeeary bulld'naa.
each meae nouaaa, quarter, C"ro tu La
aery, '-"
A ehnnl U To ta 4 red fed back of
Pant litaad an4 IM rock will t MU-J
from tea dark crou th reaervallon
a lb railroad through a sap In (ha
Hi: la lh rwi of in )n Major
MrlcJoa aaJd. hawevar. tbat IM dra.lt
Irif would prob M y not ! dona until
I U" IMton of 11)1 Th haul. near
I .Xee ran b aaart n. will o-r a half
mlla of direct railroad from lh do. a
m . rj.
"Figured roughly." a!J Major ktc
Indoe, "about l.loo.ooo ton of rock
will b neceteiry for the J'-'ljr and aa
Burning thai w cat all tla money wa
Want and thrr are no nnn -a trd (to
laye It ahould take alvout fla working
aaaona nait yaar lu coin-lrla lh
ork."
The point "t n'arrat i-fr"N-h of tha
liorth ) ty ! Ihf imiiii'. y ti). now
prarllrallv inpllpl, alxtut t't
inllra and ttio ai pi 'lmnlo l.nj,(h of
tlio Jetlr "III I' Iho milra an. I a half
The (ruaral dlraftlon nf tha J r-1 1 y from
lnrt I'anlijr. la "ui:ilt for noarljr
half lia dlatanro in, wpi.
Th aoulh Jail jr. al.Uli It la eaprtrd
will ha romplrtrd tlila aeaaon. waa r-
un In 1R8S and t ti rrojni waa roi.i
llUd In hn thay had!! faat
f water. Thla dipth did not prcva I
Inng. however, as tho lolly " not of
tha eturdy conalnirtlon ahl. h It now
haa and In 1! Hio hral depth waa 18
fat Tho prrnctit pi ! t w aturled
In liflO whan cimtri'M approprlntad
1260.000 for dorkM. Imlldlnga and othr
thins a necrfaaiy to Hail tn Jetty
prop'rr.
!.! aa&a t-.k at. -! !
ka t V kta a- i
aa,i i a aa -(
(. tM Ka , va a l
aa tail I a iv awi4
i aff IV aal a few waaaa a
It L aa U
Ut4 4 l la 4 k k4 tVM
14. ka M aUM aa aaa
4 - 1
j. ... a la. t i a at hvaae
fci taal waaa. waa ata.ly Aaaai
a. U . g .! vaJ
tM wa aa.vtk.cf ina.
fMMaB)
Xr CieaaaJiM HaM ttaitll U ftrJ
Tlaaa al Srh IWaxl
taawaal a taa ImmI
fcMl Mtra, !! fM IW f C
M( Caaatag Mahtjr. t f-weiUa-i,
tea l-aaw iaawt4 al laa ICfua baaka
aaiprarw at Xartk Paa4 Ta Ml
w wll ia tNar akarf Uaaa. iaa m4
kattag U(4 with IM lacal firaa
bai la firi af Uk. Tka Ukm
la fl kaag aa4 la la Va laalU4
ailh a a kaair gaai ag)
k la I ka a4 aa a cataaarr la4f
lr Ik tiaia ifttf al ifcer A ta
ka (Ua(. TI. I l I i f k k
mafarlal .cHraI.a a4 la a 14 la t
Ina laal taettr lu-aUr a awl lal
aria aa ik farffU ral Hka Ik
m. kiaarr 1 raaiaUad tUll a-
ill ka iaka la AUaka a4 la4
ia !--
Notes of Wednesday's Happenings
tWWI raaraa-t 4raaJ U4a lia ,Na 4 lvia a aa4arlaj
Afiraia av4 ta4 XLgtu.
W. H. M-UWTOW COMISfO
khanef lo LaaJ Uumht Ilora for
Valramraiaoi aWf;wa OdkUbc.
Tha Aar1oaa athewaaa W, It Mar-
etna, wsufc waa bougkl raaatlf by
ll.arr II lwal of tka tkulb Ml
JoiXne I .um bar rxxti party from lb Mai.
on Katgatla fKraay, la atpa'tad la
all from taa )"raftia" for ihia part
aetl werk la Toad a rare of lumbar for
Valparalaa fur lh inuubI of Halfoair.
Uulltri 4V Co, wa l har al t? iMIl
Inga I p-anr. r .a kwan uadarfolag
rrj-alr al (aa FVaariaon for aaral
k preparatory lo airlng tha lura
h'T Irada out of hera Tho Itrltlab a hip
Hrgura. alaa under rharlar 10 IlaJfour.
(luihrla Co. arri-l al Haa rra rtrlaoo
yeatenlar frotn Aalarrp wltb a anar.
rarao Kha will lead lumbar bar for
lao porta la Ooulh Africa.
RANDOM'!! IiOSI.8 .MAHT
OaNoline Srhoonrr Makes Safe THp;
Oprry to KrimltMHL
(Cirlal to The Journal.)
Marahfleld. Or.. April Tha gaa-
ollne achooner Handnliili. which rune be
tween Cooa Hay and KurrVa, Cal., anrf
top at Intermediate purta, met with
an arcldent on thla trip up tha conat.
Tha llttl boat, while off Rojrue Hlvrr,
r ' . . . ... j
HOW GIRLS
MAY AVOID
PERIODIC PAINS
The Experience of Two Girls
Here Related For The
Benefit of Others.
KOHKA NK-MMi fr-HHAnK
Irrlrwjr Kexit lo IaraJ aalhrr II av
rraa, DUtanr of fMr) llla.
A wlrt-lrta mraaag from lha etram
ahlp Kora waa aent to tha Iwal wrath
rr biraau via tha North Head ataUoo.
fioin a poaltlon nnrthaaat of llonohalu.
Ilia lllatanca halng oar a t hnoaaml
mlloa Th mraaaga raa aa follow:
H M. Korra. at aaa. p m . April t
latitude 31 II north, lonatmd 14 t
ral. barornriar to it; wind eaat by
north. flr enllra: clear weather
K1KIIKR.
S. R Aaunrlnn. at ara, p. m , April
!4 rorty-flv inllra eolith of Hlanro.
lronitr 10 10; trmfcrrature, dry (4.
art grntl iiortbwaat wind; rlrar.
heavy weMcrly awell. nitllMlKTr.
rwVgaataa.
Part'al a-aau twU fat Ala4a. !
aaikartir ata4 ka I- Utailw
il ia jai eg tka ta ,
afw4 ty IM a Wa4aaaiay.
II ) a l 4 4M but f a Alaakaa
gweaewakoal. aaaaa af f 14 a
lia ft'ei . ia im a waa, wk, ky
a ! II la It. aa aa.4aval M
adlad .! I IM AlatU :
talvrw Ik tgkl Va aaatify IM itn
laliaaa f j f aatealiag lk4
4aaia fiaaraiaa ( waaaaa.-
IWIlafavL
la lUnUktll la IKalr alat aad
aangtaiaaieaal a-avaalkaa i alaanalaa
IMihwI iTeall.al 111 a lll mt
gala I IK aaiiaMl faaeeallaa fro
iMraial I I aa4 lal lb -
II lea' a4iday of aair 'mkiik
l.i ii rw.aaa4 by a . T
f II
tM aiail f MrulUaa I Prtaa la
Waaairgio TUr aa4 k a nearer
e wtlb lb tattawa MM? !
IbM. ewitirutatlr la ba aaMi.
fwUowod tk4aaaAf by wtWa.4 at
ruaaioai of ika peea H.ny Ibai Ik t.
Ilagwlab4 Mebeaakaa ala will ba tka
I .( 1 1 ea4i4aia far prlaal
Mr. ttrraa. bwar. aald I bat be aa
a! a f4ldai far IM waaalMllaa la
aay aanaa af IM word.
Tafl avept New llamaablra la aerur-
lag 4Jtla l im Magabllraa atata
aa4 diellrl (earaaliea April la, Tka
praaiaewll! y-ref raa Vola, M tabu
la I ad al liooaavall ka4qartr. bed
a Taft lead af la latal wl af
Tb laoar Mua af lha Arlaoaa lag'
lelelur kaa taeel a bill yroraaing-an
ameodiaaal la lha recall prvvlelea' af
lb rortetiiuttnn la thrM tb Judlrtary.
tioramor Km of Moataaa Ma la.
wed a prwlamikB aaaouarlag thai
auffl'ient pel'tlna ba4 baaa raralvad
under lha leltlallva law for, lb anbmla
Ioa la tha volera al IM natl aloriloa
of a direct primary lav. alw Intlrwrl
log en era bare of tb legtaUtura oa aeaa-
torUI raadldalaa. a pfeeldentlal pref-
rwaea primary law and a law I limit
tb election eipafiaa af candidal
Wltb hla pacha approved by meal
of the member of lb cabinet. I'reel
tent Taft left IVaablngtoa VTadaeavtay
for New T.-rk and Maaaachuaet la on
what I la eupportera bJIv will be one
of lh moat In-, port an I irlpa ha ha
undertaken elnr tb campaign for hi
ranomlnatlon Mgan
aUag 4ietftMtv rataa faa tarwaaa.
aiie a a. -kr e-eal (in la taiarwa
eaia -a IM gewwad lui im iui aie
Aa l r . ailk.aak Ikay Me lw4
la eat akiemt a ate Ik
TM U.W tt A X aad lk Mllaa.ka
raiiiwad bate tawed dewta dertag ike
ta4 I aa wka tt awab aaiMaa at
l.lilea araalb af ararvt t a rrwal
.waa. Men llaaald aad TA'aaMag
la iia. a tks kaart f Vpe-kaaa. la
I aa4 tr IM big aalaat aWya.
Maika rwalg ana a fellow yaa
aaf- flatl M lb aeaaery, J ) N
allb, -raFi aar of Naeexlth
. a lakvey rvarej. la Tvaaia, I'aa
aoa. rnlef la a vary weatlfcy,
owMiMel a heart fatlar ifc Bkaet
14M4 a II a a fwaalng Twrwa. Ura-
gaa. ivaae.uy
ftvf aor 1biwa II rta af lb
t'Mveiellr af t'allrVrai. aaa aloaad
Woaeaday algb wMa be I alar )al4
blmaelf Into a anaM ( laf IMI
Mag a4dfeae4 on a el real earner of
rUrfceley by Merer Haaei. aba wa
t.paia the recall af cwrtaln member
af lb aabanl baaed af flrtly. Read
ratbrad I lb Mrl avhool aadttorlum.
WMr a akaaling aa bat eg held af thnae
failtg H e recall aad laid I kna a-
a-ciHblvt IMI The au ay or bAd ladled
Hal -
Al a avaatlflg of lha wubll welfare
eamntlttaa of board f aaparrlaora al
Ma rranelacA Wadaaaday, - kiayer
Tajlor ptwteaied algoroualy agalnal lb
oily aaewptlug ( arwet'a of far Of III.
for a publlo library. II dorlarad
lh rily could bwlld Ha awa ttbrarte
lltoul boldlag out tba bat la Car
acal
Ln OMtltut and apparwally an pro
vided for by Mr haahand when ha com
mit led avl-IJe at fan Praarlaco laat
N'ovarnhar. Mr. Kmella iHeckrlad ha
heard I bat aba la hHrree 10 a Tortun
aigragatlng approilmaiely ttsa.aao. Th
money come from the dead man a ea-
ata Ilia parei.ta In HI. Iula object
d lo tb wl.low a claim but after th
mailer had Man brought to court har
br)ueat waa allowed
CITY THREATENS
TO END FRANCHISE
Hillsboro's Controversy With
Its Light-Water Company
Is at a Climax.
llnrtil aa TM MaUl
ItlllaMrw. tc, A-il tTk Itilla-
Ma rlty atll Tu4y aUbi M
aaa rawla la lrfn lb fraa
rhlea af Ika M'aakiaglaaoraaua rr
I failoa. abl.b furaubaa lb ri with
light and waier. Tba ffiiug w
diiac paa4 I Ita bird raadH.g a4
wa Ike wlthdiawa aa iaa aiaiatwaa
walklag alaag Jef u-e ara4 aar
rwwnaealai im MaMt a IM l
lakM a.Mi, WM fate IMI M aaae
aeal awa law ee baa aM44 guta,
lb atraag' Maiag Miawtad ( "
yaalaeay arieiaara,' It J- raaia a
M llilr-atkl A.4 JtiUM .
ai. aa Ulna a"! aajaayad ty a
aOabger Taea-ay after .a, aa.4 Mia A
rai.i.ak. of IltH Aioaa awwa.
baa baaa Mdir Llax-4 ea aavaeal
anttuei by a aaa M aaakaa a
lie f boa tag ia lbrgb IM wlaUv
TueaOay .aiag IM aaaa Waa 44era4
aal aaa rd far aavecal Weru ay
aaiiei. wb M4 Ma aowd by
M'a tatt-ac. ataiaa.
mwsm
nirwMisson
by ruol tf Iba cartwaltva IMI It
lotaaaaa aould lH.ii.a0.ellr llia lh
cuatruvaiay lata Iba tourta a4 end
aandlag acgotlatloaa
Tba rltt leuUt luat lb rumpaay be
foiieiled Ita llabta brrauae ( fell.tr
lo f jfttieh auffulenl aer i.J rvulrad
praaau'a. A watar eonwulaalua baa bed
by II V Gale, a bydraullo angtaear
national reputation, recently rei-rl4
plana for a anunlrlpal plant, bul no f it
Ibtr atrpa were taken on irpreseMa
Hoaa by tba rnpny that It angiarer
war trepartng plan for a gravity aya.
tern, tb aeler balag lakeo from Halo
craek. aouihweal of Korea! tirov
It dlpad laler that th prop1
new eyaleni waa conditional on lb
granting of a new franrhle. th prlncl
al feature of al.Uh wa th egrga
tloa of tha elarlrl and water rlghi
Th city 4r)lna to maba thla aapar
atloa. claiming that ahil tba elevlrl
franchlaa la very profilel.l th wale
right I lea an, aa l Intolvaa tha build
Ibg of a new erelein If roiilract raqulr
mn are met Tor Ibia reaann It la
ballavad prole-riion of th water ayatam
raoulraa combination wltb th elertrlr
Tha company baa a weak to make d-f
Inlt propoaal. and In th event of fall
ur lo do o It I Mllavad tho forfeit
log ordinanea wUI ba ralnlroOurad and
paaaad.
PMS DAKII TO ALASKA
Captain t C. lmn to Make Rnn in
I'owor Srhooni-r.
(Will. Willi,, April JS. A d"h of
iUOO nillra through lh Inner paanaire
to AlnKka, to ihn Siberian coaat ahJ
Nome, 4t helng planned by Captain C. C
Un, niaater and owner of th power
ailiooticr I'olnr Hear, accompanied by
n men. Tha voyage will b atarted
May 1, and will taka In all Indian trad
ing atatlona on both Siberian and Alaa
kan coaata.
AIX)XO THK WATKIU-'KONT
Tidrn with 111.141 huahola of wheat.
VHlued nt 10S,SJ. th French bark
IjLelrrn.
TVllh th mcrgncy claua at ruck
nut, th Mil prohibiting an Ineraaa In
Modern Woodman rat until January
I. Ifll. paaaed thg Itllaola houa Wed-
ncaday by a xpt Of II aya to nava
Th bill. If It rtaaaea tl. aenata, will
bacoiri afferUv Jult 1. Hit.
Kir at Columbua. Ohio, Wadneeday
rauaed tha death of Jamea Arnold, a
watchman, and doatroyad th plant of
ha t aan Mho company, caualng a loaa
of nearly llin.ono
I'nlted Hlatea Commlenloner of Labor
NelM and lha au boo m m 1 1 1 of railroad
managcra war In conference all day
Wedneaday ore tha propoaal oraTum
rrlaalnner Neill and Juallc Kna pp. of
tha I'nlted Slate commerce court, that
their "klndl office' be mad uee of
In adjuetlng th wage con tro vara y whh-b
haa threatened a atrlke of engineer
on practically all railroad eaat of Chi
cago and liorth of tha Potomac river.
From an unofficial eource It wn learned
that th railroad dealred an arbitration
board rather than to rely upon adjuat
mont by government repreaentatlvea.
The eubcommlttee conalderlng th
demindi of tha anthracite mlnera haa
flnlahed Ita work and th next step
will be a conference or the ronln coni-
mltle of operator and mlnra' repre
aentatlvea to be held on Mar 2. The
terma agreed upon by the nuhcommlt
fea
Rochester, N. Y. "I have a daugh
ter 13 yeare old who haa always been
very healthy until recently when she
complained of dizziness and cramps every
month, so bad that I would have to keep
her home from school and put bet to bed
to get relief.
"After riving her only two bottles of
Lydia E. Pmkham s Vegetable Com
und she is now enjoying the best of
ealth. I cannot praise your Compound
too highly. I want every gpod mother
to read what your medicine has done for
my child," Mrs. Richard N. Dunham,
811 Exchange St, Rochester, N.Y.
Stoutsville, Ohio. "I suffered from
headaches, backache and was very irreg
ular. A friend ad
vised me to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable .Com
pound, and before I
had taken the whole
of -two bottles I
found relief. I am
only sixteen years
old, but I have bet
ter health than for
two or three years.
I cannot express my
thanks for what Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done for me.
I had taken other medicines but did not
find relief. "-Miss Cora B. FOSNAUGH,
Etoutsville, Ohio, R.F.D., No. 1.
Hundreds of such letters from moth
ers expressing their gratitude for what
l.tcHia R Pinkham's VeeetaWe Com-
rjoundhas accomplished for their daugh-
. a t 1 in
rs have been receives, dj uie xyoia tu.
i'inkham Medicine Company, Lynn, Jfl ass.
KuKene Schncldor, cleared at the cue- I tee were a 10 per cent wage Incrcaa.
abolition of the eliding acal and a
four year period for th life of th
agreement.
Fire atartlng from an exploafon In
the basement, destroyed tli five story
plant or the il J. Helm company at
Chicago, Wednesday, and spread to an
adjoining building occupied by R. L.
Hwarts & Co., causing a loaa of $100,
000. Several firemen wera overooma by
smoke.
torn houir thla morning for Qtieenetown
or Kalmouth for Orders, under charter
o Kerr. Olfford A Co. She la to go
down the rlTer from the Ooeanlo dor
his afternoon or tomorrow morning.
It Is expected that the schooner Reso
lute will be ready for tha sea at Rai
nier tomorrow. Bhe has a cargo cf
railroad tlca for Ouaymna far account
of Dant St Russell.
Lumber laden for San Pedro, tha
schooner King Cyrus was towed down
to Astoria from St. Helena last night
by the steamer Ocklahama.
Tho French ship Duqursno Is sched
uled to shift from Montgomery dock
No. S to th Oceanic dock this after
noon at 2:30 to continue loading wheat
for tha United Klnradm.
To complete her cargo of ties for San
Pedro, the schooner Irene la expeoted
to shift from Nequally to tha 8t Hl.
ens tie boom today.
Carrying passengers and freight the
steamer Eureka is scheduled to sail
tonight for Coos Bay and Eureka.
To become effective May 1, It la re
ported, an Increase In tha tariff 'on ce
ment between Ban Francisco and Port
land will ba made. The raise will be
from I1.87H a ton to 11.60 a ton.
The contract for planning; the boilers
of. the Minnie El Kelton. and overlook-
ng the Installation of her machinery
hns been let to .William E. Edwards, a
local mtitehanlcal engineer. N
The United States cruiser Boston was
yesterday shifted from the Jefferson
street dock to a position in the stream
off East Oak street.
tribute It. KouKhly npeaking, according
to the horn secretary, the Church of
Kngland in Walea will be left with
an Income of $100,000 out of tho exist
ing endowment of $1,300,000, and the
balance of $1)00,000, which la derived
from Walca, la devoted to national pur
nm.i enph un college llbrarlea and
Tvnusaunis In Wales.
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, April 25. Left up at 6 a. m
gasoline schooner Patsy. Arrived at 8
and left up at 7 a. m.. steamer W. K.
Porter, from Monterey. Sailed at 6:S0
m.. steamer Shoshone, for Ban Dleeo.
Arrived at 7 and left up at 9:16 a. in..
steamer Temple K. Dorr, from San
Francisco. Sailed at 7 a. m., steamer
Daisy Freeman. foi" San Francisco:
steamer George W. Elder, for San Dieo
and way ports; steamer Northland, for
San Pedro. Sailed at 10:20 a. m., steam
er Elmore, for Tillamook. Arrived at
10:40 a. m., Hritisn steamer Clan Mc-
Iver. from San Diego.
Kan Diego. April at. Arrived, steamer
Nehalem, from Columbia river.
San Pedro, April' 24. Arrived, steamer
Klamath, from Columbia river.
Astoria, April zi. Arrlvea down at
:60 and sailed at 6 0. m.. steamer
Breakwater, for Coos Bay. Arrived.
gasoline schooner 'Patsy, from Florence.
Kedonao, April Z4. Arrived, acnooner
Nokomls. from Portland.
San Franciscoi April It. Arrived.
steamer Rq,se City, from San Pedro. Ar
rived at 6 p. m.. steamer Aurelia, from
Columbia river.
Astoria. April to. condition at tna
mouth of the river at 8 a, m., smooth;
wind southwest 15 miles; weather, rain
ing. .
Tides at Astoria rrioay uirn water,
l a. m.. 7.8 feet 9:49 p. m.. 7.7 feet.
Low water: 8:0 4. m., 3.2 feet; 3:2L
m., 0.9 feet
Dally River Readings.
Pacific Coaat.
John Rodgers was held up and robbed
of $125 near his home at Troutdale,
on night lant week, aa he Was return
Inw home. II saved $25 of bis money,
which he had In another pocket, by
throwing In Into the grass while his
assailant was relieving him of tils purse
containing the $125.
Never In the history of the city have
the Spokane bunks been in aa sound
a condition aa at the present time.
There wan more than $33,000,000 On de
posit In the local Institutions on April
IS. This la $5,233,000 more than waa
on deposit March 7, 1911.
For using a horsewhip on Judge John
F. Main at Seattle, Mrs. Christian Olsen
will serve out in Jail a fine of $41.70
and costs. Mrs. Olsen want to jail
cheerfully, saying she had already lost
$1100 by tho courts and couldn't af
ford to lone any more.
A petition has been filed In tha fed
eral court by the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern Railway companies for
an injunction restraining the Washing
ton State Railway commission from en
forcing its order of February 5, cre-
KtrHfia.
narmany hat taken tha lead In a
mormnt to eeeure greater safety to
paarenaere on tha hl(h araa by Inter
national erement. Count Hmetorf
tha Merman ambeeeadur. baa informed
tb alat department that the Imperial
government 'relieved that tbn tlma wa
now rip for an aaraem.nl he 1 wean all
maritime nation. Germany stand ready
to tnter Into negotiation lo that end.
The Flench government haa pro
claimed a alat r.f alege In res, tha
Moroccan capital, where In tha laat
few daye many officer and men of tb
French arm hava brvn killed and
woundod. They were auppreenlng an
outliirak of the Moorleh opulatlon In
which hili drede of th Jen tali resident
were klllrd and wounded ai.d much of
the c 1 1 j- !troycd by fire.
Hiiboulc t'liyii" haa lunkcn nut at
I ararae, tha capital or eneioela. It
la not known whether It will te posalhle
to check tho dlo.-ase before It assumes
serious proportlona.
i'rrinler Tang Hhao TI of China prae-
tlcallv Mitrw il to I he demanda of the
iiiiilMcre of the I'nlted States, Great
Krltaln, Germany and France, for th
cancellation of th arrangement with
the Melaian syndicate for a loan.
Th Welsh dlaestabllshment bill waa
Introduced Wednesday In th house of
common by Home Secretary McKanna.
It provides that after July V follow
ing tha paaaaaa of the- act, tha four
Welsh dbceaeB shall cease to form part
of the province of Canterbury. Com
mltteea are to b appointed to take
! lllllsboro Itlocka to It raved.
HI'.Ieboro, Or . April tl The city
council thla week paaaed reeoluttuna
pteparatory to patina all Mwli and
work will commence aa loon aa tha
naoeaaary prrllmlnarlea are completed.
With work contracted for but not com
plated laat year this make in block
to ba paved, and thla w:i be later large
ly Increaead aa patltlons now content
plated ar preaantrd.
nob" Wealhcrriyl It liurird.
Iflllaboro, Or, April :i -Th funeral
of "Bob" Weatherred. the young 1'arlflo
Ublverelty etudent who died Monday of
tuberculosla. waa held ycatardny after
noon from the home of hla pa rent a In
Mlllaboro It waa th only aon of
Mr. and Mra T. 8. Weatherred and a
nephew of Mra. Edith Toiler Weather
red. The funeral waa very largely at
tended, thnaa preaent Including- Presi
dent Fnrrln of the unlveralty and a num
ber of classmates. r
PACIFIC HIGHWAY SPAf
LIKE LINK OF GOLD
Whan tha Pacific highway brldae la
built It will not be a link of ateel be
tween the two atatea. but of aold." !e-
rhargo of the church prcporty nd dls- clared Ralph Modjeskl. famous bridge
Miscellaneous.
Magistrate Webb, of North Rend, B.
C, W ednesday, tried 14, members of tha
Industrial M orkers of the World on
churKea of riot and lntlmldutlon. Seven
were committed for trial by Jury, seven
were sentenced to $100 fine each or
three months in Jail and four released
on suspended sentence.
Though orders have not yet been ls-
englneer, addressing th Progressiva
Buslneas Man's club at tha Hbtel Mult
nomah this afternoon.
The announcement that the meetlna
would b concerned with the Interstate
bridge brought delegations from Hlb
Vancouver, Knlama and other south
western Washington dev'elonment cluha
Also from tho Kast Side Business Men's
club, the Transportation club and the
Pacific Highway bridge committee of
the Commercial club.
So great was the attendance that bo-
fore 12 o'clock every place had been
taken and more than 100 men were
standing. Such an expression of Inter
est waa declared by the chairman of
the day, S. C. Rasmussen, to be Indis
putable evidence that public sentiment
will materialize substantially enough to
build the bridge with appropriations se-
HART NO! 10 RESIGN
O.jMr CaniHdealon.r ! V Mad ea(4
.Mia Ibal U 4ea bvl p''e a ,
iaa a Ma been l f.H4. bul il
M tack al rk atlhta a few aaib
all bia fishin g rlatbca comfort efcly ad
)uaie-l tba . oouitleltar baa t-ea
twiflie4 lu bl home in Maatay
fr-.oi a ef at lack af any.
for tba leal ar month CeaiiaU
elor.re Halt aod W 1. Llfctber ba.e
differed alde'.y on may iaatlna II
baa been r rled IMI Hart pt-t 4
lealaMna If Llablnaf "aa re.larl.4
Tb trouble Mtween th ! 4la
Mb to Iba baatnnlag af Hart a lac
Ilea in 11. whbb waa oppoead by
CenunlceUiner Uabtaer II U cMiyal
Ibal Ihl oppeialtion 414 l raM after
election. wbl-h reaulied In Haft tbroae
Ina hi upnrt In tb iwoant prlmari.e
to T. J. Krauder. IJhtnr flo!
uuitenl Hart al cMrga Ibal Uht
... I., .n.aii.le.l la dlctal th pull-
d.a of iba county board, taking e4
vantage ef hla I lerme In lha offb-
Judy Claeton, tb Ihlr4 memaae
board. M attempted to art M
dlat between th w nn.
ARIZONA S0L0NS AMEND
BILL FOR X-SC1ENT1STS
Phoenix. Aria . April It Ariaona
Chrleiian Sciential are elated today ay
th ' lion of th tal aanal wblck I
considering a bill proposing tha regu
lation of lha practice of me.l! Ina. In
amending It to permit ncientlat heap
1 10 practice Ihrouahout the atata ita-
teopathy la racognlied through a re
quirement that one of tha ftv member
of th elate madl.al board mull be an
oeteopeth
TO GIVE PRIZES
Little CarTjenert to Gt Sub'
stantiaj Inducements for
Their Efforts.
of th
a m
Ixk lilts Fallrr, Who May Il.
Clnlakanle. Or. April :l --Thomaa
Jacobaon. a timber faller al tha Heneon
C(lna camp eaat of her, waa hit by
l log at 1 o rbx-k yeaterday afternoon.
rruahlng hla light ahouldcr and Injur-
ng Jilin Internally. The Injurlea may
proya falsi. H waa taken lu a Port-
am! hoepllal 1111 the nlaht train JoiX'b-
aon la a native or Finland, l about Ik
yeara old and haa a family In tha old
country.
tt yaa a lull (4eaer la war
baak. t
tt".4t tbaa4 yriaa4 baaar
Ma I a wait tm be.p U.eeaew
aad lm ywa waal la Mia iwaai4 tktf
eaelir a4 a.l4'liaf ! Waal la
faar4 Iba ntitaoC
Tata I Ike fciad af talk taieg glvaat
IM Micatbai uf IM Iteta l MmMfcla
ee.lall.-a I xU I by a rvamlllea fl
ti-e ialKMk Tba wwiwlllea la r nai
ll f I. i. Ja'. W A kalgftl
en J H a.afacd Tb'V Rauel ea al
lb pied- af Bil i, J.a nulalafi
ef IMI Tb.l la. for ea-lt eetMa
I flea entry, li.eie a li.i.e prtae ar
aiilrUa iu4 at l. II e4 It Meat
f II a a 111 M annebiUM ar4eia M
ib Ik tky aeaiejienii a bell be able
la it. ara frucu IM rae.ll llullng elo
lb article Ibal pieaa Ihe.r fT.
TJ I lil af aeenlrtbwiiaa waa
volunle'Hy atatled. Al (.raaaal II
Hand:
Tha Jour-aal Ill 44
Mi.r Krark . . . . ,
W. T l-angla.
nieiiiiiw I Ml
tt'ttrlaj liutal. dinner party far
tour
Jaeger Hrua
It I- yarrall . ,
Kmpret Tbeetr. 1 Ma
run Itlc PMa 'a
Ituff jcn I'endlaloa
Clew and tfull Hrpallmal Porl-
lnd I . JMifl u m
MiiiUe Th Jeaalar
le
II M
I.M
I
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t
t
J aa
Total Ill
II la promlead thai thla emewnt w!
M lacraaaad by taxaofrew. Tba artaeiey
eontrihutad will ba used la Bteelleg
tba rah prlae offered by Iba general
garden ront-t coramltle. Th tnec
cbandla order aruaalaaa that:
"On presentation of thla arder tba
undnrelgnrd will dlltrr to th chair
man of tha prtaa cammltt, rr orlr,
mrichandlaa or raeb to the amoent ml
." then follows whatever th prtaa
amounta to, la accordance wlla tba
achelul Doled.
Ohio Mtate Lnaaraa Open.
Newark. Ohio, April It. Opnlag
gamaa In In (inio Dial iiaaenaii laagna
wt played today. Marion atartlng al
Lima. I'ortemoutb at Chllllcothe aad
Manafleld In Newark. Bloc tha eloee
of laat ecaeon th' makeup of th or
ganisation haa been radically changed.
Kour of lt yeara club. lauwalter.
Sprlngflald. riqu and Hamilton, ar
out of th league, while Newark and
Manafleld are newcomer.
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anted. It Is liuaslble that the 26th in
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Lawton nd Fort Wright, wash., win and Washington,
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canal tone aome time in the coming gineer of the Uidge appointed, by the
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Ben Gilbert, messenger for the office surveys and submit a complete Drinted
of the Globe Express company at urana report within three months. Frank
Junction. Colo.. wu arrested Wednes- Branch R1lev. president for Oregon -of
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Salem, Or.., April 25. Dr. Fletcher
Homan, president of Willamette uni
versity, will leave today'for Pendleton,
and from there will go to Minneapolis
to attend the general conference of tha
Methodist Episcopal church, to be held
in May. Dr. Homan is one of ' five
leading Methodists of the Pacific coast
being mentioned as candidates for an
episcopacy, and his friends here believe
he has a good chance of being elevated
to that high office In Methodism. There
is a probability that from six to ten
new bishops will be appointed this year.
Dr. Benjamin Young of Portland is
another In the Hat of those being urged
for appointment.
the Commercial club brldp-e ecunmlttca,
urged the value of the bridge, declaring
it an inevitable unit of northwestern de
velopment, that will open , to tourists and
settlers a great land for settlement and
cause two stataji to clasp hands in mu
tual Improvement endeavor. Other speak
ers were President Noltner of the
Transportation club, James P. Stapleton
of Vancouver, President Imus of the
Kalama Commercial club. Secretary
Bhaw of the Varteouver Commercial
eib, Dan Kellaher, president of tho
Kast Side Business Men's Club
STRANGE MAN ACCOSTS
LITTLE GIRLS, ALLEGED
Many complaints have been made to
tha police the past few days of men
who peraist in annoylug school girls
hlle they are on their way to and
from school. Tho majority of the com
plaints are made by parents whose chil
dren attend the grammar school grades.
Four of these complaints were received
at the police station yesterday. No defi
nite description of the stranger can be
given, except that he was middle aged
end wore a light suit.
Among those who have notified the
police are J. P. Wlldeman, of 271 Chap-"
man atreet, whose little girl was an
noyed Tuesday afternoon as she was
JUSTIN M'CARTHY DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
i 1 '
(SrVdal to Th Journal.
Loridon, April 25.Justln McCarthy,
the historian and novelist, dietl laat
night. He bad j been 111 for aeveral
months.. He waa an ardent 1iome rtler"
and bad hoped, to live to see the, com'
ing of borne rule for Ireland. Ha waa
a member of parliament for many year.
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Washington. ' April 26. J. N. Teal Of
Portland baa bean appointed, one of tha
three vice president of tha chamber af
oommerce of tha;. United, -states
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