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THE ORIXON. SUNDAY JOUKNAiV HRTtAD. SUNDAY UORN1KO. APRIL tl, Itlt REPUBLICAN VOTE ON PRESIDENT. U,S. SENATOR AKO STATE FOOD COUUISSIONER fT R'S PLURALITY P. MEBdll FALLS BROOKE I'IHS FOR- - TUFTS STRENGTH inra TO OEBATABLFGROHtiD Hosstteit's Inrcsds in Larce 4 m 2 BEHIND A."OfflFT DISTRICT ATTORNEY H Hi ill! CVVXTtM Hi OREGON GIVEN Stales Cut President's , Chances to Cere Suil Tnlt: Has Bfst cf it. i ' " t i.i it . i . ! If. I .,,, ... M.tl a- - I .. . M . !. S- . . . . , f . , ?' I !.' I ' , aV, a fft ,... -t. WWlt t ................' mmm i ' YEARS ON WORK . e:i CEULO l bor Bill Gives Increase of $200,000; J. N. Teal Re turns From Washington. If U 4 k. ! . U ! I ( 4 ii.M)in - u "... I . ft' i lit iri 'i U'i-. ij is., r i' !'! ; . . Uarr li fa JllaJ fiUlttM ' 1;. U.I n .1. ( I antral, nf I. )m3ale I of II. e hrtullue rena. ' it jm. t'i iijjI' I I tii-,a!, sei ba (til'iurlifj I" lil.ie'e, kM brif hw. kad ma.ti4 f . fete tnn It asia. Al ll-at ' ,me Tall cteC;:tl IH t, llo.. ;i J.: u! ler , i.i .-.ir.L La ruu- (ia It a4 t'u iatu!u.S It It.tiata .( Ike ftsoire la' lb llfhl af iKa uil OataSet sais, 1104 ui s .rcl ll4f ld (wki.llHU ta lhr il. lta TM :. rMi'i in. Uwntiiu; i. tjt r Mi 4i a4 CutnmlKfa I. Tr will U In th c9anton, aa4 Baa CImm ft-t.-tw i.a ;u3 chate. 4 If ha 1na lh Maacliy r(La ptlnury ba will talr mS i. .c if tan it ihau.atth -ten. Amendment to River and liar ll4 la him. vrlilca aaaina llh.lr. anj )'.votl( or l4t Koilll ahouW tika all of UiMa cUaa.4 aa doubtful, nelthrr Tafl nor Honaarfll would taa tnrutn tti nominal a. Tb balaara of rr ovUI ml vltu tbt L-rolltlta and Cummtnta dalrcaUa, of whom 4 4 hav ,aj'4jy bta rlcrtad. tra U. laaf Uln,iaU la Tha Journal 1? T"' "'"r" U, , "l5h, U lMMt la lllliUt. whara nooaavelt fiom Waalilnfcinn. T. C wlih a frip run wa allor4 It 4elralra. but ihlalr4 nf InU't-atlnir rrporta for Iha fhimMj U; ftttnaylvaala, ha waaa:rlitta of eommtrn M other cmmarrtal . ndih but BtulofJ I, and Maine, bodlta Irr wlioar Inlrraata th trip or a wlfcfa ho vi Clva I. but oblalnad I J. month ae inaJa. En roola homa. Mr. or.toa. which wa r'c.4 in lU Tool fpoha bafott numbtr t prom- . ....... . . . .m.r-tii Arran'aatlona on tna JlrwH.11. a1 CalUorala I volea Ji.vr Pnr.m ennal q.i..llrn. Involving par- th Multnomah, ha.a. at.n Uma Iranar.iTaJ f ruin Id llcuUrlr IpIU a,Jiliiialatlon. r ,l wiii Jbtful llat to Kouatlt ao th. aa.praa. t'aa -ol a ria.t lnt.r.td iurtlencta I,,s w,r Idrnl la bow tho boat atiaaa la tha ol1rn ha ad.irraaaa. r. i rai lata. Tha Rooaavall vlctorr In Na- ha Chlrao Aaaoclallon of Commarcj aa m.t . .v... .1.. Dnu.-.i 1 .1 tha Cnlon Iama club. Ha roonj flfurra In tha t ormr Ubla. aa that Chat aa tha mattei -la bailor jndratoot auto waa thra eoneedfd to him. lh domand for fraa tolla la .rowing - ' rtaka Vp Zitlarataa. .. Oa Ilia other hand. Taft l.aa plckad up iour arirsaiaa w iowa Dcrora rcjsaroaai , ... nr-.idrni. of tha new aa douMfi;lttwp In Kauaaa, four lo Kaw , oreanlatHl Nutlonal Chambar of Com llaNtpaliiro and a, few clewliar. Mary. of tha Culu-d Ktalea of Anicrlrn, lim haa brcn Ukrn from lh Taft col- of which Horry A. "haer, one of tha uni aU j ut In tha doubtful Hat, ia tha iaadln buatnea raen of CTilrauu. la rri-ndKntlal pilmary law racrntly riaaaed president. Two mambera of Hie toard way r-ult la giving tha auto to Tlooew ot ,jirectora are well known horn. La- viit, s i eault whloh would not hava been jn tarftc noithwoat men. Kvrrett Q. . r(ll.la unl-r tho convention ayatem. Oilas Of Tnroma and A. C. 1-Mxon of 'Allowanca baa alo barn nindo In lha EU(,Tn8. The elaetlon of tha exociUlvo tiibla iinted today for lha defection of offlccra waa held by the board of dl- ftfur Alubsiua dclvgntea and alx In South reetora abortly arter Mr. Teal a depar- tiarollna." Inainjctfd for Tnfl or hereto- lure from WnKhlnfton. fra ctmaldaied aoltd for him. Thane Mr. Tinl hiought b.me 'good nrwa re- deli-grtlea baa Wl-rrapbe Itooaavflt xardlng future waterway linprovcmenta ' hi adquarlera they will ba for nooa ivelt In Oregnn, tlie iituallon bolng covervd t'et j lta, loatrucTlona. Thla changa fol- In tho following atatemeal: loed kiaU to Uia aputh by Orniaby JUrar and Haxbo Bin. AicJlMtf. lha RaoiveU eraUsaary. . I "Tha river and harbor bill la atiu EiUi&iW U Otbex Btatei. before tho eennle commuieo ana ono ...liu"...., I t 'i '' . . it.. , j .... ......r i : I jk . I..-, ih' iu. ;. i's . : . . I in f. ;i i fi j: , m . . t ! li J.i'lll.; ti ll '' f' . i m i. a, ii - in ill in ! ' !. Mt ;f ... 1 ........ . ! . I1 4 t't it:. i in' i' Sn sJ i'- h i J'f . . ' . l !, l: , in l' . .. ! lit l1 ' Ii ft ! t: i J ' :m tit !! I ! I ' - ' ; , i It I ; i III I : ; : i ' " 'w ' I in lilt li. in i ;i iis Ii.- Is I ' ' . iii .-. l4 ii ti : i m i ' "1 11. Mi! I." us lit. 11m tM , !i tit i t. T : .4 I! U I f III i; I I . 'ii III I I : I in . Ill t Ml. H HI J aa a i a a. a a i i . a ; aa- s i -!. In Jl Ul. le i! : U:f ! i , 1 lit; il'.i :j ti I J' ii. if! in ti: ti i; i.' i! ' f 1 i.vi l... li till I ' ' i! l 11!' Ill) Ill I..';.'.'.".!' i- tu, ju; iii jit; !-' i. i' l;i ' ill til. Ill to, la".' mi ! ! ' I I II l . Illl I'. If) till l i It.l I U ' tl'- til it i w in' nt ii! : t :;- ai i. M i'l ii' : !- sr.; . f ' In ii i j . "f iiS i! ii tin: OFFICIALLY: 6605 a Tctal Vote for Colonel 28,878 Plurality Over Tall 8364 Votes Count cf-the Vote CompieJcd. Delated Returns Change. As- Own CountyTurns Him Oown, pect cf Race for Delegate) Grant Gives M m a Tie, to Chicago. Harney Dects Hlma ) n in; iJffi lit I lilt li:! I H" l L ir.. ? . '.. t Mi km in 1 1 tail ', !1 III- t I l i H I vl:ii It" Ml " I f T r f v : :! i iV j t" ? i tMJ wtl rtl Otaa ta lk i via fw tKtM at IIt ilwr itrtla Vf tUift.Mp mt ! aav lvaf-4Vt. La IViltlU n4 ! ala M'i,!!a. t tan Taa ai 1 Il(a uila4 fa afflclal I . I u I aa f I a .M a 1 1 1 a iiitli la Ik. .1.1. II. v4a psoav. liflBSEBVEHATIE I J II, rtr, a marrhaat of rlla. la a gurat at tha rr!n. Kill Heallvr. a bal"i an of ! dleton. ta a gaat al tba IrVna R r. "elllnte. a m u f a-1 o rrr of Han rraaclar. la a gaeat at lha l"er klna, H. v Wrathaawaa. a boi'naaa man ef Abardaao. WmH,, 1 a aaal al ba I"r- '"- a .. C E. Ilowlaad. a bualn.ia man of Al bany, la a gurat at tha l arklna. r n .!.! !. a rral eatata daalar of Albany, ta a t at tha -arklna Arthur If. Ixrkett ann ramny. lour lilt from New Tork era guaata at Iba fultnomab. L n. WrlhL a buamaaa man or Prerett. Waah.. and wfa ara guaate l lha Multnomah. Prrrv OaMlnar anfl M. P. I Pu nv bulnra men of rarat. Waah.. ara gut-ata al lha Multnomah. H. A. Pavle. a nuiineaa man pn rrne!ac. and wlfa ara raata al IKa hi'Knnmah. ' Iloger Ii. "rnMh. a manufacturer or rwham. Maaa. rnd wlfa ara gu-ata al Waa. fco.Mt.il II III t a irt( ll.llt aa4 Tan tlt If. .rn.UI ivt I a ana tax. vuaa Kll 14 p tiKtl tut laluat. tail.J bit ettiaiur a4 Aalry aa.4 t-i -a...ti.tt.I Jf vrt t:a ta ubIUaa twaal. Til fuial ealafh efaPllad Ulf tr I i aaclttaiy uf elate oity aif- rH a Yin f- I'" -"a-" t i.w miiitfr,, owing P I 1 I I f jl l l.lllIMo. toll thrf Will , and la tatva af lha awadl U.f m n :i (t i.r M U AMI rv. mi i v ii iiiiivi i.i ; VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE! i iaai.. ar ike rraailMlJ m "I r aatl ratM.j of the ;i vilclKl la Ilia eta ia. Ha aaxMiid la III, a4 wa lt ia ai y oaa That ana waa Tamhill. whrre Tafl atr.lltn.nl wa Uwi-g Tall aa fliel la flfa eouallae. lacoi.d a u, at4 Uat la 1 1. Ijk rt-Ueli taiMad oaly a CoJUIaa. ul lhar ware alviiatmak and Jatkaoa. which gava tlai ie.lt; and 111! oa. iaaactl.y. i aniy iiti anu ii for Tan, . nil I. H' ji cuanao vairiai iy (ooaavM JUbl a UUIC inieUJUvHCe iUlU Hak.r. l.aioi. CUrkam.a, Clal 1 1 1 i t j tii,.. i "-'K Cluinp. Cua. (.took, Culfy. virdicninij oi nmun: anu in'". uuum. tnaat. u.it.r, iinod r, , . . . a -''. Juacpqina, KJamalh. lAka. laxna. rrDDICm 15 taSY. OUYS OaCE I-J'.u. MaJhaur. Wamw. Tlila . .. nook, tin I II la, I'nlua, Walloaa, VYaaoo, of Harney. I atromrar After leaving wannington wr. mi , rojiuvina ara iiKwrea reviaaa to aate, . .,, . aiiuiino. amend- IhtlodllHT Uelegatea eleetad" and Mtl. ia-loraamunt of ho following amend mate Of atrangth In lhr out..: , VMonl rocognltion of the 0 ' Kooae. Doubt- - . ..." i tt, -iv'iiinmitia T.ft v.it fui. io.1 .c,'u.r"j.r: ina tower uiuuiwia .... crease of 25.0i) In the ajipioivcawtn tor Hourna haa atcuied the coinmlttee'i to bOaVtooil4 fffo4 IS 2 ' ST ATO A. kuniutM' knill!iniis.4,,(.(.t,, ... Alor-do .s,.... 10 J tin wnre .... . J-'H'rirt trc ........ -iuCU..ni . . lowu. "' -. Ju.-;n)f ' --"'"-' T l.wtrt.simia .:. , , J.i'itiieK. Lii; mi.il MftKK&chuaetta . , iWlch)an ... Al lnneaota' ........... MlsalaalppI . Missouri . 'Montana . . iNebraaka .. - Nevada . , t"ew Hampshire 8 : New Jeraey 14 New Mexico S - New York 83 8 V 10 . ' North Carolina Ohio f Oklahoma , Oregon J Pennsylvania ' ' Ithoda Island ; Soutb Carolina ..... I ' (South Dakota : ' Tennei.ee Texaa. Utah ; .'"Vermont Virginia -. i Washington ( 'Waat Virginia t".. "Wyoming ' Alaska i t District ot Columbia.. Hi Hawaii r ' Porto Rico ......... Phillppi oaa :.. r. 9 10 12 'ii t 6 24 8 2 2 f 2 2 517 6 'so "i 14 .461 2 10 2 4 For La. Toilette Wiaoonaln 26, North Dakota 10, total 36. For Cummlna Iowa 10. VICTOR WILL FIRE RIVAL . ALLEGED UNGRATEFUL ! 4 , "Oattd lre. LaaMd Wlra.1 Tacoma. Wash., April 27. A year ago fw . Nicttolaa'" Lawaon waa recalled aa com. ' raisaloner of light and water, and B. : J.. Weeks succeeded hint. One-charge " against Law.on waa that ha had ap pointed H. S Qxonen "an inexperienced drafumatf" In charg ot tha city's i W eeks reaicrned under fire three months ago and Gronen, having made a a reputation on the job aa engineer, -was appointed to fill the vacancy, still holding his place on the power plant In the election two weeks ago, he ran against Lawson, recalled commissioner, ' " ' and almost landed the place. - .Law eon took bis seat today. His first '. act was to announce that ho was going to fO- OtOsHMli- v;-W -.' - r GOVERNOR HAY RUNS.- : AGAIN FOR BIG CHAIR - - : Olympis, Wash, April JT.Oovenior M, E. Hay In Ipokaha at a dinner glv by the newly organised Hay club In that city, made hie formal announce-J inent of Intention to tua aa.a cahdldale for. governor of lha' state to succeed Mmaelf at the fall elections. Thla-wlU I c'.n aa extended campaign throughout I et belt trtlee of eastern Wash l '.. nf) Hay In his owa Interest. 4 1 -Ihe lmj.orus.fiua'-"" i"8' . IuiiilLXSi TTT"TI ill U11S .irojeci eminuv rf6vi7rtntlmut.'d. It means a chhnnel of BUltklent dupth iot the InrKMH ves sels froin-"t a to Portlnnd. "i'ht Celllo Cftni'l r)i:o;.rlation has b... in.Had from aUJU.dOC to JS0O.- fH0. thus -BhorttniiiB by "' yenrs tlm time fr fni'l,)!' UU;1 rt;dueiiis llu- t.nal o:t. It I lilC!! i" thfe next b.ll , to ltctlve nul t'lcl'.-nt iiutlionssiiunu lo iii.iLle U:i raiml to .Iil- coniiltted in provement of Nehalera bar and entrance to Nehalem bay. "Segregation of the improvement and maintenance appropriation. ior ima mook bav and bar so that the main tenanee fund will be available even though the "Improvement fund should b. defeated by local litigation, Taouina Bay. "Provision for examination " and sur vey of Yaqulna bay and bar and Port Orford harbor. "The, foregoing additions to the bill have been secured by senator cuurnt and will without doubt be approved by the senate. Tins bill will then go back to the house, wfeere our members mua in.ir out for It and finally to confer nr. It la believed, however, that most important amendments will be adopted. Senator Chamberlain is aoma; an oa can with every prospect for sucoess, In havinn reatored the 11.000,000 appro- priation for forest lire protection, wmoa waa out out by the nouse. Tha amended homestead bill or ban a tor Bourne's, reducing the urns limit from five to three years is now In oon faranna havlne Dassed both branches, but in different forms. Tho objects of tho bill have bean Indorsed by the Na tional ' Conservation commission ana it is to be hoped this most important and neoeasary measure will pass. "The last report I had on the West Umatilla uroject is that it is sureiy a go; that the department is now engaged in the necessary detail and technical work, but it will surely be carnea ouu national Chamber. Tha .atinnal Chamber of CoronSerco of the United Btatee. Mr. Teal regaraa es a.mosti Important organisation. It resulted from, a coil Issued by President taTt thiWSfeh ' the secretary of com merce and labor and the meeting at which organization ' waa effected waa held April 13 and 24, with an attend ance of about 800 delegates represent ing the largest business Interests In the United States. The association will seek a national charter. "For some time,- Mr. Teal explained, "it has been recognised by the depart ment of commerce and labor and by tho administration that a much closer re lationship should exist between tho de partment - of commerce and' labor and tho commercial interests of the country. If either the department or the business world is to secure the best results. ,.. .."Without going Into too many detalie. each constituent body will have one representative to form a general coun cil.. The Immediate work, however, will bo done by 21 directors selected at the meeting; and wbo slnco met at Wnb Inrton and elected officers. -1 : . i Imprevemsa ia Business. -' Tt was the general - belief of those p-aaent ai well as tho administration a business man of The are gutata al lha Mull nomih K. P Fpauldlng. a bueineaa man of ppnliona. and "wife are guaata at the MuKnomnh. Inward Ixj we. Jr.. a buelnaae man of Raymond. Waah.. and wife are gmesta at the Multnomah. Iksac Tl. Tower, a merchant of. Marsh, field, is a meat at tha Imperial. Harold Blake, o. business man of Los Anjrrlr. la a gurat at tha Imperial. V. U Camphall. president of tha Uni versity of Oreron, at Eugene, Is a guest at tha Imperial. n. k, Tjer. a lusaberman of Aetorla, In a guest at the Imperial. J. E. Flanders, a" government official of San Francisco, la a gueat at tba Im perial. W. 1. riue, a lumberman of Rainier. Or.. Is a sruest at the Imperial. C. C. Clnrk. a merchant of Arlington, Or., Is a Kiiest at Ihe Imperial. C. O. llllyew, a business man of tat Qramle, 1. a giieat at the Imperial. C W. Wnshburn and L. B. Waahburn, mcrchanta of Junction City, Or., are gnirsts at the Imperial. . ward Dunn, a stockman of Condon. Of.. Is a guost st'jSa Imperial. Cbarlea H. Flelier, a baslneaa mil of Rugent, and wife are guests at the Imnsrlnl, H. C. At well, president of the Hor ticultural sorloty at Forest Grove, is a Rui?!t at the Ores;on. G. W. Ford, a merchant of Kugene. is a truest at the Oregon. W. H. Kccli.s, a railroad man of Ba ker, Or., is n srncft nt the Oregon. D. V. Dickinson, a fruit grower of Hood Rlvor, Js a a-ueat at the Cornelius. Paul M. Frenoh, a banker nf The Dalles, Is a truest at tho Cornelius. P. A. Mlllor, a lnlffnrss man of Clets ltnnlo, Is a ptiost nt" tho Cornelius. J. R. Kawlilll, n huslnpss man of nind, Is a wuij.it at the firnvard. II. i- fi;-U!:;i). a r cuatoeaUr of Hood River, and wife, are guosts at the Seward. E. W: Horsman, a magazine publish er of Seattle, Is a ruest at the Seward. Henry Newman, a theatre owner of Astoria, Is a guest at the Seward. Chris Johnson, a livery man of Clats kanle. Is a guest at the Seward. Fred Gllea, a ranches of liylo, Wash., is a guest at the Seward. J. A. Smith, a business man of Van couver, B. C, is a guest at the Seward. C. O. Bobb, manufacturer, of automo bile supplies of Kalamasoo, Mich., Is a guest at the Portland. W. H. Carpenter, an army officer sta tioned at Fort Stevens, Is a guest at the Portland. x Kenneth Fish, a real estate dealer of Rainier, Or., is a guest at the Portland. George Ker, a real estate dealer of ivortn Yakima, and wlfa, are guests at the Portland. Dr. H. E. Clay, a physician of Salem. and. wife, ara guests at the Portland. J. H. Tucker, a timber dealer of San Francisco, Is a rueot at the Portland. A. J. Hamlin, a eement manufacturer of Seattle, is a truest at the Portland. Arthur McCreery, an orchardlst Of Hood River, Is a g-uest at the Portland. E. C. Meyer, a oapitallst of Loo An- a-eles, who has been spending a few days in Portland, will leave for Washington, D. C, this week, accompanied by . his daughter, Miss Florence Meyer, of this city, wbo will remain in the oast for several months visiting In Rochester, N. T., and' bo Adirondack-. Miss L.- Bernard returned last night from a six tveeko trip to New - York. Herman A. Pouts returned from tha east yesterday. Mr. Pollts wenta to Chicago and New York on his semi annual buying, trip and reports that business in the east Is picking up. and tt a ii In ("too. Tike five touti ilea thai want for Tafl were Morrow, o:k. Khar man. Wheeler anil YaffNtilll Tafl - - . . . - ft-a -It's funny lhat anyone ehnttM el j ln Hullnomah .j j.ckaon, lla-1 up on eurh a llltle Ihlag aa thla i UuX Ut rJ) . BM:uru1 lo iua.l e.irrr.se question, it a plain tf. I no.. I ,n tjlBe Utin Marlon, tha oiaar -'" -'"""r "! ''lhra counties Uh trie largaat vole. hava never eat ell n a ro, k a (ha , K0l!.tl at third. hll'sMe and wairhaH xt, wo,urful n.n B,Bg-B official plurality over ia vi n..r, srv"in .-am. int Jonathan lloufaa for railed Stalee sen. rmaa-s and lha Ineart life, aa lliay work ' ,r u volts. The totals eland: o-.it In wonderful harmony a!-nr I balling JJ.4II. Uourn :.T)0. Iwrll Hoy of im o.uallly. Uy e.il,l ,u, .ml Morion iH2 Bourne carrll sl ip al sax. . Ial us lus! dvrlnp our ,ottl (,m oUutua. xhay ware Multau. Inti-lllfrnij and than we eliall have w,ah. Jackson. TIliamuuE. -'(Jianl and that aquallty that parmatae naftira, furry, and only In Multnomah and and thm all the qoesttnn lhat Mhir j,(iMB w.r bla plurallllaa large. Sell us win be easily alvM " William U,,, dvrloicd great strength In Clatka Hanley of Bunts, Or, on behalf of equal Douglas, Lata, Linn, Marlon, folk. auffrave. Mr. Hanlay waa the speaker of Ihe ov caslon at a large equal auffraee meet ing held lstt nlgbt In tha ballroom at the Hotel Muttnomsh. Ha spoke brief, ly hut to tha point, tarring that one had but to stuOjr natute and usa Ma Intrtpgenra to sae that equal suffrage would eolve many of the social prob lasas Of today. Mr. Hanley, If anything more Brv anesque than ever, with his perennial amlle and all, was given an ovation that would have plassad even the Commoner In tha days of his free silver popularity. Mr. Hanley was Introduced at a true blue supporter of woirmn suffrage by airs. M. vt. Coa. president of the Col lege Bqunl Puffrsge league, under the auspices of which the meeting was held Must TJ.se Intelligence. "Being "before all these people," arid Mr. Hanley, "la no much like Bitting on a rock, waj (In for something to hap- .." savor wee akad fo oay something mmru aunrsgt and conservation. What Wasco, Washington and TamhllL 1 Lowell carried only hie home county, L'niatilla. and Morton carried none. John l. iilckla won the nomination fur atate dairy and food commissioner by an official plurality of vetas over W. I. Col tel. Tho vols waa: Mlckte 1 .!, Coital ll.ltl, Lea 11.171 and Kdwards RENT OF UPPER DECK OF : SPAN TO BE EXPENSIVE M.iataal katuraa fraia ' liaraa-a a ad I ttaaO aa TV. I aail lka atllri U aUitl ft Oaaaaala to l"t l"'-f 0SMf Ika t.sU.aao aauaool aMiulia. tTUUf retoiao faU.4 ta li-0 l,a.a V. U ef tkf tatiir, r. ejuaiHo er w r nek r-r -i.iiirt ?tait ivaKlug sack oa4 o.a Ilk alia rat y uf Ik KtntH )UU glairtrl i trr'Miii Kiajn a as rail star rloaasi ej i.ji. hi4it U, aJloati Of klaioaia... I lk leolk lu,.,.. .. Hhuli. i., al. . . ... a....... ..I .w- vw aa - ' - - - w - a.a aa a tiaa aa ia. iitaatuaii , . ... ..... kalllaaal itumikia. s I -1 - - iual laiaia. aula art tUa. reiaacf e4 1 uraai aiaiy tj atiit iwi affuial cn lit toll far Saift lalsausiB by oolea. lakc afc.aa jiritaia flee toiao sktOAl 7ka efflaial iiurei far l?a,r.ey kata ef inn ! Saifi lee voiae kaj oririi4 to Ike itmtMii a f Jam.. A Meiawi t. mill envee k-ae nt4 ritt for rf eeMsne of l.' a Ttt- a i.miHi in l Al:tsai I lav.aih lere(. Harr aa I Mall.'r a aiaaa.r fa l. ana rM."i'l a.,1,. M awsy leing A - IUI He la J tn la Lks Bill M iri,..,.. kl.l.au. H.,i'.t Ihtla will ka aoofcsh he rfHfctt vf IMS rouat fareraaui l,a lit.i sj vt m racuenl. a. ike omi teal aj Ih tisn tlttfallt0 say Oa- ad oa wh.lkae 0er!fl Of tKan Islalaat la Ik. turn mora t jaurt a-iow eudualiy aa li wblrh H4I arlil 'go lo Cklieia. It laioltee the oewtiusi aa l belter a pi gt or tvornoaary lit I nante4 for the attlonal romsniia r sail liki-wlaa far Ihe elatferut torn Rilllra is h. national rOBventluo. t. batata t-y lf. Cee ll.al an eff l.aa tmm marfa ta Mdil ah I starlfi kin I IBakMS Waltas af Ta Jaaeaal t lalensmed Ihe f.rllng sod gives I ales, April Jf-Itom.i ; li. gralth ia ika rii-l roual of ll.a rotao. With I epeai itti is in so erion aerh narrow tftstsnre betweea lbs I o oaour. lha Heoobllean oomiaallea for tnao ihe Coal aAooti ace mast from Ike I secretary of state ror Frank s. rielda effice of Ike aaM-reiary ef stole wilt bo I Prestittiably thla stint snao speai la Ua- reqsird to settle ihe oootrovoroy as 1 rtm eeunty aJoaa. Tola to snore lhaa is who will be cheats - I oea-tMrt ef the amount allow ad lo bo The lll of delesaleo of the Reoub- I soonC under the oerrupt proelloao set. Iloans connate ef C W. Ackofooo. I'OA- for this office ta the entire stale, Mr lei By4 Ka4 0. Hynoo, It C faropv I rfalda bos not yet filed a statement bell. Char-as h Carey. Iienry t 01001. Mn,M!(1 eioenaaa Incurred bv Mm. II l 11-11 et,.M.. VlAl-i.aWaa - A I . .. u vw. . -. a - 1. - Aceoraing te a etaieraeni nieo or s-.v. J N. mib. wllh Ihe last plaee yet Int. till It wws srant far lha a. dnubL I MMMtm .inanua af TW ll.rt. I ... wl , , . . i........ . . . v . 1 u . 1 .... a.. ass artllrd yesterday with toe recolpl - - - - ' - I l rytinn tllllir (It .a t. wllh O 0-aa.i.iiH I .bailee, nm a, J r Sift la Lake out N ai,.,., . ki.i,u. " I taal kla oooaly by t tern aM crrit lltrrtey by vvlea, a oel sia of al Vvlaa. is FIELDS SPOII HEAVILY 1 OLCOTTS C0ON1Y of tha official count Id Marlon. The vote In Kellrramah la wot officially roonted. but la so nearly complete thai any change la ihe list le believed Int. possible James K llodfrer of fioJem took rlshlb place whan Marlon's vote waa added. P, W. Sheahan of Wallowa 111 into ninth pieee.and Fred V. Hoi man of Portland Is tenth. Oetfrey has Ttl on lha latest revision. Fhral.sn Til. Hnlmm Tit, while John II. Staveneon and A- JL Kadderly of portlsnd each fall short with I4 and (21, respectively. The delegates choasn sre: A. K Bennett, Thomai tTarrlrk Burtta, Mark llolmea. Victor P. Moses, V1I1 B King. Herman Wise, Daniel Vf. Sheahan, Jamea W. Msloney. James K. Godfrey and Fred V. Ilolman. sttacaoafol candidate or the Demoorotie sjoroloallftO for United ft tee senator. DEMOCRATS Figures prepsred by the county board show that the use of the upper deck of tha pew steel bridge at the rent asked by the railway company will be quite expensive. The rent alone asked by the company la fKOO a niVth. Thla mnnnt ll.a rntlntr officials Claim tO conservation! If It Is snythlng it la be too hlKh, and will not pay It. Intelligence. Intelligence to be valuable 1 Mines the county will have to equip must be used. Nothing Is of value un- the dick with help and pay salaries for less it Is used. the same, this item would amount to "We tnlk rbout the high cost of llv- $40 a month. To paint the deck each Ing. What causes tho high cost of llv- ynr would cost app'roxlately $3214, ng Is the low price we put on the use 'making $:72 a month. It la estimated of tho people, in a country with nil I ,hflt thr structure would have to be re nin soil that wa have, with all the i. ! (lf "ch fourth year,' WWch work mats and all the 'natural conditions 1 oannot be dona for less than 0,18S.5, llifiTe should, bo j;0 complaint atx.ut the ''""niaiei. uio ""u. a... cost of llvlnc. and th. re would he none 1,6 ry ,(? t5" ""'r ,?."rt f ?"! If we nad proper Intelligence. . "Wo talk about gpttlnjr poople bH?!: to 1110 soli. J7lt tvl-.r.t Irt i'.0 ii.-e of getting them there If they don't know what to do when they get there? I have Just returned from a visit to the state agricultural college at Corvallls. It la a wonderful institution, and we owe our support to Just euoh Institutions If . wo would prepare our young people and equip them With tho intelligence neces- 1 sary to make a success of farmlnav to 1 utilize our soli to the best advantage and so solve the high cost of living Equality of Sex Xseoffnlssd. "Our intelligence should Just so solve any great question. It will if we have this intelligence and use It. It is used In all the works of wonderful nature where the equality of sex Is recognized. We humans should also recognize the equality of sex. and then our greatest questions will be easily solved." Other speakers of the evening were Sarah Bard Ehrgott, whose subject was "The Search for Social Balance," and Helen La Relne Baker, member of the International Council of Women, who talked on the "Philosophy of Suffrage.'' Mrs. Baker Is of tho more radloal sohool of "Now -Womanlsm," and she ripped present day educational and sooial oon ditlons) Inside out. Muslo was furnished by Miss Eva Wells. Miss Lillian Datesman and A. B, Dovldson. -v v - . v.'. A collection waa taken to "further ths cause," , .... TURN DOWN CLARK Send Uninstructed Delegation to State Convention; Sit on Reactionaries. iTJalted Preae Lewd Wire 1 Tacoma, Wash., April 27.. Pierce county Democratic convention, after a stormy session, todsy voted down a proposition of the platform committee to indorse Chsmp Clnrk for presidential nominee and sent an uninstructed dele gation to the state convention at Walla Walla. Maurice Langhorno, J. D. Fletch er and Hugh Wallace were Indorsed as delegates to the nntlonal convention. The convention smothered a scheme- of the reactionary element to handplrk. the state delegates, ajd nominated them from the floor. month, and the hoard will endeavor According, to a French scientist birth- to reach nn agreement with the railway marks In families not now In good oo. companv for the Immediate use of the J eial positions Indicate thnt they sre ot up,jcr Cjv.i, ... it 'a plun.ied to cl.scou-! knig.itly descent, the mirks iiolr.j,' due tlnue the use of the old bridge upon to the foot that their posaeaaore' ao tho completion of the new. j castors wore Armor. Afternoon Tea IN THE BLUE ROOM OP THE Hotel Multnomah WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 Extraordinary Musical Program DYTrlE Spanish Students' Orchestra Tables for after the "Cam pus Mouser" performance Wednesday may be re served by telephone, Mar shall 4080 or A-5880. H. C. BOWERS Maimer ALDER and TO It? 1C A to O IE IT IT mTb ALDER and SEVENTH . & aiileUiNJksJLoiiiwafi VksVko SEVENTH WINGED "M" SWAMP -CHINOOK RED MEN that this Organization will be of ths greatest lmportanoe - In developing the commerce of the United tSates." "The Spokane rate situation." Mr. Teal explained, "will again be before tha interstate commerce commission Msy I. A report on this matter will bo made to the transportation committee of the Portland chamber of commerce sore time this week. - It Is Impossible to tell what will be done along this lino.. "As has been reported, the state rate cases have boon submitted to tho United States supreme oourt and the United States commerce court, respectively. ' Mr. - Teal . said that . polltlos , do not seem to bo affecting business particul arly and ho found aoma Indications of Improvement ln business, particularly In the oorthwast. . Floods In tho sooth, he belle-res, will probably offset conditions there to some extent, although on the whole, he eoasldars basis ass - conditions Improving, -y .. J- . Joarnal Want Ada brlcgf results. ' Multnomah IT, Chinook Indians . That was ths final sooro of tho fame played yesterday afternoon on tho Multnomah field. Southpaw Douglas held the Indiana runless for sight.. In- nfngs and In the ninth he let up and the Redmen scored eight runs before the side was retired. , The Indians lacked experience and ; were outclassed by the club tossers from the start, to the finish,,. - - j The batterieswMuItnomah, Douglas I and Shearer; Indiana, Tabeau and Lake. J Indians Win Easily. ' . '" ' "' Spokane, Wash, April 27 The Indi ana downed the Vancouver Beavers In yesterdays game by heavy kitting- and I the excellent pitching of Cochrane. The ' former Virginia league heaver allowed 1 the Beavers but. one rtin and one. bit during the game. ' - '"; Oatdiek's trip s In tho second Inning gave ths locals two runs and Melchlor's single ln tho fourth added r a couple more (n the fourth frame. ' --.;. The ocore: i ' - , -f -R- H. E. Vanootrver ........ .1 1 1 Spokaaa 4: 7 , 3 BatteHes Smith : and T Sepulvlda: Cochrane and Ostdlek." . '' AnothervAprM That Rightfully Belongs to the Month of July $35, $37.50 AND $40 SUITS GROUPED AT THE SPECIAL Just 55 women can participate in this remarkable offering of hand some Tailored Suits; for there are just this number, chosen from our regular stock, in "this special $29.50 group. They're beauti fully made, every one of them the latest models, in navy blue serges, the new navy blue and black serges with white pin stripe, the fancy mixtures and the new diamond checks in white and black. Distinctive styles and in most "instances only one of each "model The new cutaway and the f new fancy Russian coats are some of the style features conspicuous in them. All have the newest style skirts. Beginning " tomorrow, this (Pin cA group of 35, $37.50, and $40 Tailored Suits at. . . The new half-fitted models in light grays and tans, and the. fancy miiturei with heavy corded cilk collars. Oppor tunity for many women who find the need of ryp? a coat ior cool .Spring; days .and erenings. tDJLXo I O The roaranteed Wmc of jibert SPCIALLYIM" Q S " satlo. maJlnt, r and. taffeta, PRICED AT U and in moat every popular color, and in black. (?0 Qtt ATI ar new akJrts. Special . . . . ..... ... .'. Oaiiee7J NwNov$6ik. Coats ;'at$l'5 London's latest craze- these short, sepa rate Norfolk Coats for wearing with sepa rate skirts or. with dresses.. For beach wear they're ainquestionablylhemost practical and popular outer garments that bare appeared in many a seasonv In all lies, both for "women and CI C flfl at uliiVUv misses. Reasonably priced : .ALDER and - iC It? seventh: -l::)r. ' r e-saax rso ersass . are . asaoai .aas. .. 11 Justa titUe Diflerehf