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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CUIJDAY JOURNAL, I OPvTLAND, juhday MOUNIHG, KOVL 17, 1: Qiuciql Count Shows Result on-All Measures Voted on by People of Oregon November 3 HIKE 1 BE -i; 3 a .i . ft : . a- o H 4 H , 0 S3 u g : f .. a u i I jump Anrn m i 0 o 3 : o ts ,1 Ui cm 5 J? M ' ! c he . a 3 . fig - I LUHLL e "3 a- THE M MOW a ' a z a .:'H a o O 3 o O JLA H 2 M ' 13 Yes W Ys ' 308 809 TiT TTi" ,319 221 322 324 825 T2T 823 330 I "33T 833 834 I 336 Suffrage Majority Is Growing, . Mead Now Being '-; Complete official " returns from counties in tie state except all Malheur nd Harney, and -of f lclal returns on 12 of th most important msasures from 1 Harney, tell the story of the election in tublold form on the 37 measures pubmtUed to to people of thesUte oa November 5. ' ' j Th niajority for woman suffrage Is larger than earlier figures indicated, t the returns for all counties except Mai ..hour showing It is 4837 ahead. " Tea mendmentjjithjQrUinaii.JjQome tax, ..".which has-been Jn coubt.nia carried to vfctoryj 1915 votes to the 'good, with ' two counties, to be heard from that J eannot change the result. . .Mofct of the figures here given have been ' checked over in the secretary of ' state's "of flee. Afew small corrections may be reciulred In a few counties not yet checked. " . -300 301 302 303 " - ' ' ' " ' ' No Baker ..J..'. riTsT flCsB TX7TT,To! Benton 1,161 1,180 398 1,279 Clackamas... .2,724 2,932 2,023 3.B15 Watson ....... 1.27J 1,08 774 11!) Columbia1 310 - 814 656 90? . COOS 1,846 1,255 1,074 1,619 Crook ....... 1,062 973 953 1,045 trurryr. ;t. ; . 843 195 ie 275 Douglas 2,286 1,887 1,882 2,258 Gilliam 327 392 228 36 Grant 645 '451 461 491 Hood River ,. 766 617 749 . 637 Jackson 2,794 1,876 1,837 2,624 . Josephine 1,193 '782 841 . 986 Klamath 837 692 730 . 627 Lake 385 393 333 34 Lane 3,508 2,424 3,128 2,898 Lincoln ...... 507 658 339 638 Linn 2,224 2.647 1,841 , ,2,14 Morrow 459 398 297 449 Polk 1,242 1,724 1,141 1,690 Sherman 279 280 218 817 Tillamook 659 616 423 667 Umatilla. 2,076 1,728 1,676 1,701 Union ....... 1,286 1,290 1,064 1,622 . Willows 802 847 619 870 "Wasco 984 1.239 955 1,221 Washington .. 1,641 2,610 1,497 1,21 Wheeler ...... 275 256 260 229 Tamhill 1.782 1,619 1,621 1,751 'Wallowa v.... 802 847 619 870 Grant ....... 645 461 441 491 , Curry 843 196 166 275 -Marten 1.273 8,161 1,885 ,2.5441 , Multnomah . .119,288 17,701 16,843 17,9021 Harney I 654 491 ..... ..... Totals . . v. ,60,521i56,68450,492 57,956 304 Ten 1,134 2,225 763 630 1,134 : 967 205i 1.851 228 4671 673 1,888 893 674 260! S,2ti M25 X946 838 1.426 189 442 1.004 1.323 722 1,123 1,857 342 1,732 .711 467 205 305. No' :.'!, 3,033 112 " 887; 1,567 874 250 2.169 365 40 653 2,289 888 886 437 2,669 640 tMI 431 1.216 326 622 2,163 1.260 833 1.024 1.797 164 1,398 33 480 250 8..M4 16.929 52.569 306 'Yes TO 94 1,1 4 III J.133 m 238 1,861 ' 236 " 47 . 684 1,863 934 573 239 3,228 423 1,955 ) . 270 1.428 .264 44 1,188 1,299 .11 1,146 1,925 332 1.704 7144 470 238 . 8.278 16,043 50,877 . 307 No J.8T9 1.642 r 926 209 2.095 ."" 836 ?465 ' 609; '2.262 ',- 72 . 65 . 398 , 2.561 519 2.675 "v892t 1.171 .. 252; " 698 1,881 .1.206 ' 795 987 1.704 182 1,343 796 465 209 J.983i lij.iOi: 4 V 63,867 Yes 1,413 2,743 , 846 81 1.447 1.227 : 269 2,472 ' 403 (59 760 8.138 1,003 642 441 3,937 fe8 2,676 '630 1,831 317 588; 2,131 1.686 1,089 1.385 2.496 1.961 1,0391 65!) 259 2.909 682 62,284 No 829 t.59 1.1 84 760 1,398 7881 . 200 1,630 , 249 403 480 2,038 799 652 308 2.184 465 2,046 311 961 222 674 1,439 948 479 806 1.424 245 1,025 479 .403 200 3.783 16,369 336 43.106 310 Yes T935 - 739 '1,363 ' 63 881 831 656 11 1.237 . 190 298 364 1.268 - 483 636 212 2,044 254 1.17 881 164 269 1,083 880 628 . 7051 1.062 140 804 628 298 101 3 261 9,966 33,470 No TO 1.811 9MI v in 1,067 1,745 1.228 326 ,1,640 .' 346 676 799j 2,803 1,318 7S 408 3,412 660 3,183 42M i68; 2.049 1.45 851 1.2601 Z.35K ' 294 1104 861 676 325 1.914 23008 I57T 1.698 3,867 1,464 1.123; 1,920 1,382 - 288 3,768 .414 ' . 848 1.060 8,220 1,838 !i't 67 '426 4,S9t t 91 -a.i93 r 609 1,937 380 736 2,196 1.741 1,042 1.6671 3,62f 320 t,l5 1.042, "648 283 S.63S1 29,397, 66,142181,046 No "6lT ; 438 1,267 839 ' 332 6 31 477 130! 1.042 , 149 y 254 1721 844 4S 259 198 1,179 210 1.241 -195 635 122 26 ; 994 , 618 325 479 2- 41 113 705 - 326 254 130 4,036 4.148 23.631 814 Yes 1166 1.427 2,868 1,011 .881 1.638 1,129 ' 224 2.846 '328 ' '-440 ' 801 2.973 1.147 865 862 3,874 608 2,618 n89li 1,649 806 66 1,864 1.424 8011 1,293 1,972 ' 963 1.854 801 44(1 224 1.639 21.616 471 63,087 No i860 i BOO 618 993 663 194 1.684 228 i 360 817 1.263 .660 883 290 1,896 '4or 2,049 800 1,037 -.180 427 1,408 801 1.4981 170 1,809 684' . 360 194 3,641 11,917 812 41,287 81 (T Yes. T62T ,' 443 1,016 47 819 466 453 73 684 17 6 204 45 6 1,692 ' 463 . 848 '1T41 I',! ?; 1V 791 ' 191 611 18 4 t 267 ,625 492 - 2T0 m : 8 -731 . 170 '.204 72 17 6 10 27,822 1.487 4.660 1,018 . 856 1.607 1,163 260 3.018 316 648 . 602 L788 1.087 092 429 4,289 t-B45 J.444 431 1,866 t. 809 622 2,323 mi 1,4701 2,518 270 2.188 829 ' 648 . '2801 8)6 820 Yes Tolii t. U8 1,801 853 666 1.088 823 17 1,6984 361 ; 722 868 -667 "2.l , 44Z 1.581 1,259 228 887 1,384 79 643 1.001 1,349 250 1.356 642 361 187 5 20.696 il.26 . . . . . 3 YUJ 4USI 66,425151,268154.157 NO 038l 1.138 3,352 ff 774 I $71 1.411 v. 998 ;'.24l J,t82J 136 ' 04 461 1.346 ; 124 (09 496 2,99 4Z'J l.03 .268 07 1,821 1.417 843 1.119 2.106 209 1,277 842 . 604 .346 t,66 16,245 Yes'i 1.055 ,7i 1523 447 X 862 "i 619: J 106 1.281 185 ,109 -394 1.397 553 '.617 266 2,177 281 1,284 : 261 840 155 . 320 1.126 723 645 -737 1,163 144 849 645 809 106 4.401 10.694 834 No 1,338 2,678 1,153 1.019j 1,669 1.168 899 2.501 . 344 .6641 766 2.784 1.216 ,1043 '897 3.413 595 3,261 ,434 1.296 327 648 1,994 1,398 866 1.289 2.267 283 2,264 866 664 809 1.258 2LS38 4ZU Yes 1,0101 1,800 1,0061 .'606 1.239 910 239 1.607 it 206, 1;332 8i3 1.660 . 876 ' 110 369 2.163 386 , W3 6 890 202 ' 465 1.320 953 639 901 1.602 192 Mi0 .639 332 289 4.084 17.851 No i,i78.:- 326 Yesr: 2,383, 687 766 1,322 946 ' 198 T820 869 644 362 2,361 834 639 834 2.979 616 .8.097 -,5424 1,670 388 647 1.851 1.451 845 1.232 2,020 . ill 1,974 845 '544 198 2.154 44.744 l37,U7ti67.08950,52453,503 446 467 .886 466 290 688l 1,952 ''411 ' 116 -. 74li ', ; 78 .142 499 1.305 476 i 445 164 .1,206, .164 an .j...:,87 ; 249 67 :7;216 , 668 : . 823 :145l ' 413 644 '. 86 ,663 .145' , : 142 -115 4.286 6,976 202 27.041 2,228 1,747 4.291 1.392 I-? 1 1.433 ' 801 Mi' - 496 786 695 2,942 W4 622 U14 743 8,957 631 2,380 J 446 796 2,791 3.141 ,1.7 1,90 9,086 18 82 2,766 1.272 , 73 101 in 2101 77.6041 , 09 1.477 1.833 ,41 953 664 132 ,1.160 1.159 320 851 ,546 ; 689 V- 428 226 2,157 Z38 MI? m . 130! "1 298 '--4347 ,684, , 314 v-499! .. 856 .'..:, 91 956 t 314 -220 132 6,742 13,081 268 28,422 NO . I Yes I No 1.810 1.S0B 3,613 1 997 1,466 1,302 275 '2,176 vS83 I 600 : 769 -2,824 1.126 .898 '438 3,564 643 8.478; 1,878 -346 659 l.ITI 1,027 l.t 2,573 ., 834 2,829 1,037 - 600 '? 2761 1,730' 19,652 476 66.048 baker- . .., Benton Clackamas . Clatsop r Coluntbia , Coos .................... V Crook , ' Curry Douglas -j . Gil tiam . . ................ Grant HarneY -, Mood Klver 1 Jackson iosephlnp jtmtM . ' .... . Klamath ....... 4 -. Lekr is ; . X. .... . lT6 .................... . ,. . ... Linooln r. . 4 . . Linn . .. ....... . ' . . Malheur ,'. . . . . . W ...... Morrow Pelk .......... P her man ................ Tillamook Umatilla -, .. Union V.......... Wallowa . Wasco Washingtoa . - Wheeler . Yamhill ' Marion ,....v... J , Multnomah . . . . . . . . . . . . .". Harney 3 , o Hi Yes o 2 z a oo. n IS S3 a Km No 1,730 1,412 3,469 1.120 1,022 1,823 1.193 2751 2,4951 8221 436 931 3,019 1,181 248 - 403 3.783 . 695 2,577 376 1.624 276 til 1.0571 1,659 916 1,303 3.127 266 1,945 2.504 24,629 68,376 1.048 747 1.871 787 478 808 705 162 1,696 263 400 300 1.362 640 418 -369 2,166 346 1,916 "in 1.075 Z9 370 1,363 975 635 829 1,447 197 1,245 3.889 0,8(9 38,119 iUOT Yes f . 605 u3 1.107 " 663 408 791 635 188 885 94 210 483 1,744 640 696 216 1.696 249! 773 139 423 91 285 662! 884 2JSTI 659 869 100! 716 2.696 13,457 81,7921 ITT No 2T0T7" 1,580! 4.192 1.222! 1,052 ,1,779 Mil 283 2.962 456 6391 -i--.il 744 2,461 1,162 07 469 4,106 669 3.835 "668 2,208 396 762 2,679 2,047 1.187 1,621 2,678 344 3.673 1.098 30,343 70,807 2 8 1 c 3 T43 Yes X344 1,2671 2,326 868! 747i 1,209 965 215 2,089 257 440 "2 2,000 1,062 693 802 3,336 603! 2,232 j "372 1,613 216 605 1,804; 1.269 745i 1,133 1 828 233 1.859 6.337 29,474 343 N-o . Is 245 1,181 874 2,292 736 C12 1.211 760 193 1,779 281 406 473 1,996 706 475 351 2,214 39Z 2,184 '"358 1,112 245 452 1.466 1,056 61S 869 1,664 204 1.854 8.889 11.Z51 43,04i ' 6 a o o as- - o o I44 J 34i Yes 1 No a g 839 1,554 797 673 1.792 850 236 1.511 156 300! "808 1,680' U1 7451 276 2.245 862 1,210 "216 701 165 898 958 656 456 758 1,318 150 1,149 3.881 16,823 44.223 1,695 1.282 8,602 821 837 1.012 .960 178 2.403 390 663 660 2,480 945 457 402 8,282 639 3,329 '482 1,880 294 699 2.274 1,739 940 1,308 2,190 272 1,990 1,722 14,670 65,889 846 Yes 847 No 1,330 1.171 2,768 784 760 1,273 863 217 2,088 272 43 "662! 1,881 972 6691 "296 8,2811 616 2.279 "333 1,338 232 472 1,676 1.272 713 1,138 1.854 203 1.715 4.570 19.813 Z47 1.127 610 2.261 760 678 1.217 736 176 1,772 261 406 2,119 776 4771 336 2,185 365 2.162 345! 1,177 224 479 1.640 1,021 629 864 1.56M 217 1,330 8.094 11,379 652 348 Yes 0 "3 X 818 814 1,682 874 6001 1,876 682 89 959 184 275 629 1,841 C91 476 238 1,696 Z84 1.369 199 774 183 335 929 626 443 652 1,064 158 970 8,068 18,446 314 S o v a 349 No 1.496 1,170 8,248 683 ' 705 821 968 268 2.711 812 610 "6ii 1,815 816 ' 660 378 3,844 612 2,889 "447 1,548 271 647 1,918 1.461 821 1,267 2,161 229 1,880 1.829 14,624 &7U 350 Yes 3511 No 1,483 1,147 2.642 743 738 1,823 943 Z07 1,942 290 422 "663 1,999 909 "290 3.131 497 2,087 338 1.414 ZZ7 429 1,330 1.1 39 690 1.054 1,760 308 1.741 8.989 16,314 1.178! 1.041 2,0601 1,099 691 808' 866 218 1.965 273 438 "498 2,087. 8 617 377 1701 434 2,487 3(6 1.169 Z44 619 1,849 s I JUL 352 Yes 853 No 1,408 1,108 3.497 1,077 692 791 981 181 376 2.037 238 " ' 692 2.(63 970 782 331 8,466 460 1,988 "iil 1,582 247 524 1,682 1,2221,1,320, 711 1,003 f 60S 1.078 1.764 1.666 166 ZYI 1.4601 1.863 3.127 3.238 16,31&jZl,4&9 LOCATED IN ran 57,07742,93541,62353,18563.17751.2(2 ;ks.277l 1,430 1.140 3,918. 896 867 1.777 973 2S4I 5481 2,0701 364 630 1.744 903 484 357 2,806 499 2,737 419 1,192 247 619 1,737 1,345 SUB 1.689 2.066! 227 1.7081 3.448! 13,25811 Yes 1,325 878 1.694 668 673 1,209 807 164 839 1.673 206! 'lis 1.739 794 688 265 1,788 386 1.602 "27i 1,228 177 877 1,480 l.gsl 593 802 1,263 206 1.366 3.406 11.929 CI A. a a. 1. 63.1001142,139163.924 N6o5 T44T 1,330 2.604 1,313 932 1,211 1.113 270 664 3.476! 867 (74 2,451 1.001 064 423 3,278 636 3,015 475 1,449 318 643 1,865 1,43 86 1.322 2.426 280 1,966 2.795 21,380 2 E 3 856 Yes TotTFl 8Z6 1.647 5721 477 803 733 1371 178 1.431 193 ' 494 1.480 6701 473 243 2,317 347 1,S7 "258 1,126 322 1.040 81 482 734 1,067 206 1.187 2.489 12,166 357 No Tl2l 1,229 3.272 1,209 911 1.617 1,056 Z&Q 660 2.200 829 ' ' 609 2,429 1,006 (40 401 3,242 446 2,991 '.489 1,400! ,811 602 2,061 1.422 861 1.328 3,307 253 1.963 8,820 19,876 37.696 62.5484 668 -'v392 f 008 1.191 U243 . (45 8971 :v;ii)4l 609 r;.i75 t 265 V 827 . 811 v,856 t 261 781. . 175 , 451 f ,-Tl 172 :.f 607 416 .221 .'396 V 888 , 66 - 274 '221 f 175 1 104 4,592 6.483 , 'I 2L276 1.8IZ 4.643 1.693 1.334 1.972 1,461 ,'344 .3,487 . 497 ,:732 961 8.410 :l,4(7 n.19l 602 ,08( 717 S.to6 ' 441 871 3,712 2.088 1.242 1,747 ,2,174 '407 2.982 1.242 ,.712 ' 844 674 28,640 8.4(8(9! Yes 1.43 1.066j 8,217 1.247 l.Oil 1.392 U30 v 818 2,167 269 484 "097 2.699 l.?60 871 866 3,113 606 2.004 356 1.221 219 621 1,687 1.214 674 1.111 1,660 210! 1.4421 67! 484 818! 6,996 23,608 66,977 a 833 No 163 241 721 684 1:012 859 143 1,634 .. 339 v425 (43 1.763 644 . 461 . 338 2,993 , 3811 '2,689 7 282 ,4 ,. 80 ",. 648 1.762 I.20f 07 1,078 3,013 Z46 1,870! - 0T 425 143 8,189 11,468 ,47,827 1,076 808 2,076 1,0X1 636 t?73! sas 198 1,438 f i41 . 822 639 Z.09 ,770 r 710 -289 2,624 898! 1,460 Z45 . 831 . 234 429 1,315 822 449 '820 1,288 207 1.230 ; 449 882 198 3,489 18M83 303 29,239; 335 NO 1,179 8,089 '.'8061 "772 1,217 88i; 230 2.446 ,210 619 649 2,066 866 : 6181 -897 3,057 509 2.673 429! 1.021 ': 255 562 1,775 1.5481 938 1.241 2,204! 235 1.927 ' 638 619 V 230J 2.375 16.802 392 64.669 Yes 7p41 1.466 3.644 1,167 1,056 1,8761 1,104 ' 286 2,629 831 608 ''841 8.094 1.182 i 872 , 413 8.743 656 2.707 ,.'413 1,606 297 :: o4 '1.684 1.644 873 1,822 ,2,142 230 Z.006 873 ' 608 286 4.182 26,81 72,186 837 (J No J1 " ToTT 76'8t 1,847 ' 768 475 , (83 159 -1,613 245 '410 '805 1,863 ' ' 668. 449 807 2.176 , 8,14 1,89,, 815 t 1,085 232 . 405 1,834 ' 999 ' 691" 881 1.441 .' 178 . 1,284 . 691,.., : 414T - 159. 4,246 , 100 ..'. ii,7Vo to w Yes T9T5! 1,286 2,688 1,051 763 1.418 1.007 Z41 2,186 336 468 760 3.382 1.141 960 426 3,255 434 2,858 "432 1,397 263 662 1.698 1,389 789 1,0(7 1,666 209 1.717 3.148 16.470) 5(,899 so m 1. 359 No 754 80 1,337 : 70S . 662 882 766 Ml 1.059 2251 348 414 996 (18 811 2(4 2,249 179 2,067 284 1.109 240 843 1,409 883 672 951 1.777 214 1,459 3.088 15,521 o .3 xtc a 360 Yes 686 830 1,394 697 542 1,(42 686 312 1,366 147 227 2,606 839 682 263 2,190 307 1,238 "226 788 161 860 1,041 701 418 665 1,062 160 l,055j 1.655 12,133 37,672 361 No 1,68 r.& 3.683 840 849 880 1,035 303 2,444 384 664 "in 1.741 910 518 .396 3,359 671 3,243 "445 1,710 '325 685 2.061 1,(28 923 1,324 2.344 Zbi 2.067J 4.590 18,819 61,'725 . 8 1 u fa's B. If 80S A.CU.-3 AN nfl METHODIS COLLEG E PROPOSED -1 . AV BaUirt&rs. Md.. today Is a woman ejolctn over the return ths latter part of th Wteei of her busBand, whonf she has ,tibtv seen for tout years. Jo tie Portland city jail is Confined the husband, dreading, hoping, that luck will turn his way, thereby pre venting his return. If there Is one per-Bon-ln Ihe world he wquld raher not " see,' It Is ih wife. . The wan is John E. Hudson, alias 3. E. Ringlltig, who has been posing for saveralZmonths aa a rflative of the circus kings. Under such-psueiio rep resntation. Hudson has baon making friends, ftom-wliom ha. in turn made money. Last evening Captain of De tectives Baty received word from Balt imore that an officer would leave that Trfty today for Portland, armed with all necessary papers to extradite Hudson, Word has also been received that the deserted wife will aid in the prosecu . Uon of Blngling.' The Baltimore official also is bring ing f sufficient evidence to show that Hudson Is wanted there for embeisle ' ment. The trip1 requires four days, making the arrival of the officer some time Wednesday night. , 1 While Hudson stepped close to the danger line In Portland, he did nothing that would warrant a criminal charge. His bill for lodging at the. Portland . hotel has been satisfied by hi fur lined overcoat and watch, while the bill at the Wheeldon apartments is covered by his bsggage. JR'blle Hudson's . inten tions were to defraud Cashier Freeman of the Lumbermen's National bank, out ,of $1000, the money was not obtained. and.no charge can be made from. that. Symptoms Mean What? Physician Advises Men. (From Health Record.) A general failure of the vital or gans, such as the Stomach, liver, kidneys, heart, etc.,' to perform to the full extent their normal duties Is responsible for many symptoms, often classed as "diseases" by the unlearned. However, such symp toms are not to be regarded lightly, for they are premature decline. These symptoms are in the nature of warnings of the approach of low Vitality, despondency, brain fas, and all the more or leB dreaded ailments to which mankit.d is.he!r ; The faithful use of the prt-scitip-tlon given below will so establish the normal natural functions of the various organs of the body as to cause to disappear ay the follow ing "symptoms: Despondency, fa tigue, dull, sunken eyes cold ex tremities, palno in small of back, rains in back of head, spots before the eyes, weakness in spine, twitch ing and trembling, impaired mem ory. --loss- of appetite: wasting to thinness (or overfut), shrunken, flabby flesh.' premature wrinkles, ilBtt-neadaehes. constipation, kidney Irregularities, irritability and a general break-down of ambitious spirit and manliness. i First get- compound fluid balm wort In a one-ounce package, and three 'Ounces syrup sarsaparilla ompou,nd: take home, mix and let irtand jwe hours; then get one ounce - compound essence cardlol nd one -ounce tincture cadomeue compound (not' cardomom). .Mix 11 in a six or eight ounce bottle, fhak well and take one teaspoon ful after each mal and one when retiring, i followed by a drink of wateri- : By mixing it at home no man need be the wiser as to another's shortcomings, and expensive fees are voided. : : Leek of poise and equilibrium in men is a constant source of em barrassment, even when the public least suspects It. For the benertt if itiwii www want -regtnratton Tit full hounding health and all the happlnnss accompanying it. the M.ove home treatment Is given. (8pM-m te The JoArntl.t Spokane, Wash., Nov. 16. Kecom mendation for .the establishment of a denominational college within the bounds of the Columbia River confer ence of the Methodist Episcopal church is to be made by the educational board of. the conference to all district meet ings during the coming year, as a re sult of the board's first session neld here tonight. Plans for establishing a sinking fund to finance the enterprise were discussed by the educational board appointed by Bishop R. J. Cooke at tue last session of the Columbia River con ference at Ellensburg, Wash., in Sep. tember. It consists of Rev. H.L Hughes, The Dalles. Or.; Rev. W. L. Alr heartj Spokane; Rev. Pau, Little, Asotin, Wash.; Rev. H. J. Wood, Grandvlew, Wash.: H. C. Kohr, Cheney. Wash.; Rev. J. A. Wells, Sand Point, Idaho; A. W. Nanson, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; L. V. Wells, Conconully. Wash; J. W. Graham, Walla Walla, Wash.; R. F. Hanke, Spo kane, five ministers and five laymen. All the ministers wer; present at the meeting but R. F.' IJanke was the only layman there. The board formally organised by eleeting Rev. Ji A. Wells, chairman, and Rev. Paul Little secretary-treasurer. Building of "the propnaed institution, which probably will : be one of : the largest of its kind in, the west, is to be urged as early as possible. 862 Yes 643 . 458 1,617 646 450 1,000 512 181 642 114 185 382 1,541 681 490 J64 1,462 .288 1,022 157 656 71 822 741 641 294 618 , 820 82 762 1.622 11,324 30,685 863 No "HT4 1,699 8,449 1.189 v 950 1.428 1,247 Z74 2.874 410 (26 " ' 724 2,437 1,148 657 . 483 4.697 590 3,3(9 "soi 1.933 386 077 2,278 1,686 1.007 1.487 2.653 315 2,342 ,7ze 20,586, io'iibl te 3 -K 364 Yes 437 1.588 728 617 1.173 680 160 812 88 2Q0j "388 1,428 613 621 .410! 1.313 293 898 162 628 108 858! 719 684! 271 45 . 8161 68 666 1.374 12.103 250 "S65" No 1,846 1,897 1,209 1,063 1,694 1,530 308 3,234 672 849 "'Hi 2,933 1,388 767 . 190 (.610 716 3.(31 "iii 2,126 44.2 760 2.(96 2,028 1.228 1.T60 3.069 49Z 2.722; &,b7 22,201 627 31,148)80,830 as he was walking a, long the street Photographs and a good description of the man were the means of identifica tion. Brennen served a term in the Wyoming state prison for highway rob bery, and is wanted there now for holding up the Opera saloon in April. 1912. During that holdup , he shot a policeman in making his escape. , It was in the Wyoming prison that Brennen and .Murphy became ac quainted, as both were serving sen- '.'' "'' ' .' - - ? ."-' -' ?; 'd 0' ' '3 if A ' 5 U 089 8 8 ... . .S - & I .. - .-m- J tf 5-,- - P W .? r, 366 1 367 11 86S j 263 870 ) 871 II 373 1 373 I 374 1.375. ,, , Tea f No Yes -No Yes No HYes f No J Yes No I 1,U 1,684 1,172' l.Cli '1.100 1,(48 , 737 .1,939 1 , 7091 2.00S " " (47 1,668 1,073 1,105 1,034 1.160 - 850 1.934 281 8.000 1.799 5,893 2,046 8,233 2,040 2.2(8 ' 966 4.J11 775 4,303 817 1 081 780 1.239 814 1,190 652 1,118 645 1.133 006 849 693 991 603 687 816 1,170 817 1.145 .. 1,888 1,354 1,054 1,708 991 1,765 062 1,870 639 1,867 , 791 1,187 811 1,150 801 1,170 644 1,347 ,605 1.3J7 . 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After they Were released, friendship continued to such an extent that .they planned the holdup of the South Portland street car. Now both face prison life together in the Oregon penitentiary. The aviator who makes the longest flight in France this year without com ing to earth will get a $2000 prise. Edlefsen guarantees Hiawatha coal. SALOON ATTACKED BY WEST PROSECUTOR A petition for an order restraining Martin J. Denny, May Weinkoop, M. Rosenbaum, Eva J. Hawley and Joseph Closaet from operating - a disorderly house, permitting dissolute women from visiting or soliciting and selling HquOr contrary to law at Denny's place. Third and Jefferson streets, was contained in a complain filed yesterday by Special Prosecutor H. M. ftsterly. Attorney General A. M. Crawford and Ernest Rln go, assistant to Mr. Esterly, also sign the complaint. The property in aneson is owned by Eva J. Hawley and M. Rosenbaum, and is held in trust by Joseph Closset Denny is lessee of the building and maintains a saloon and grill on the main floor. The upper story is nub-let to May Weinkoop. The Weinkoop woman holds a federal city license. liquor license, but no BEALL JURY WILL BE 11N By the International Newi Sertlee.) Jurors in the second trial of John Beall Snead for the murder of Captain Al G. Boyce, Sr,, will go unklssed, un-hugged,-un80otbed by endearing words c; wives end children. When the Jury was completed late this afternoon Judge Swayne announced tnat the . -ecedent of allowftig Jurors' relatives to visit them once pr twice during lonj trials will not be observed.! a ma is one 01 me rigia precautions uiai he has taken since the examination of .enlremen began last Monday. " Bnead, whose ife eloped with Al. G. Boyce, Jr., whom he later killed, shot r.nd killed Captain Boyce in the lobby of a Fort Worth hotel January 13, 1912. CAR HIGHWAYMAN SUSPECT CAPTURED Walter Bremen, 'the second highway man who held up the South Portland street car on the evening of October 15, .was captured last evening in the north end by Detectives Maloney and Swen ness. The man's partner, John Mur phy, pleaded guilty a few days ago, and was sentenced to life imprison ment in the state's prison. After; capture, the two detectives took Brennen before Nate Bird. Pete Btefen boii and 8. Herns, which men were on the street car at the time. They iden tified him last evening. At the time of the holdup, Murphy was caught as he returned to his room in a local hotel, where the detectives were waiting for. him. He confessed, Brennen escaped at that time, and says h,ha.s.l?cen Put otlbe: ltx.Xof..tbelMt several weeks, denying his part in the crime. , . " - , . t It was at Fourth and Burnslde streets that the-two detectives found Brennen, Although George Horine, holder of the world's mark for the high jump, is not a resident at Stanford university tins semester, having engaged in busi ness activities in San Francisco, Coach Dad Moulton and the athletes of . the university expect Horine to retuift after the Cflrlstmag i -vacation, and eompete one more year against the University of California. - m ,m ., It J. G; Mack & Co. Fifth and Stark J. G. Mack & Co. A Wealth of Suggestions In Our Gift Section Unquestionably the best, gathering of Gift Pieces in Furniture and other things that we've ever known, displayed to advantage on our first floor. Solid mahogany Book Block and Book Racks, solid mahogany Serving Trays, Sewing Tables, Umbrella Stands, Candlesticks; Portable Lamps, Footstools and. numerous other pieces. You'll find our displays, not only In this "Section, but esewhere throughout the store, most helpful, both from a suggestive as well as a price stand point, for the variety and range of prices. are un ' usual. ' Make your gift selections now we'll hold them for future delivery as you may direct. IT There's More Than Mere Satisfaction In Knowing That the Interior of Your Home Is Correctly Decorated Those who have had their homes decorated or redecorated, as the case might be, realize how true this is. One single faulty detail in the dec oration of a home has often marred what prom ised to be, a correct and bdautiful scheme. Har mony in interior decoration is possible only when every esscntiaf is given equal consideration. We .give this "service of satisfaction" in interior home decoration, first through a thorough knowledge of these essentials; second, by submitting original color perspectives showing how the completed scheme will look or by assembling the wall cov erings, draperies, floor coverings and other fur nishings: third, by executing all work attend ant thereto in a first-claes manner. Such a serv ice commands your consideration If you would Jiave, the interior decoration of. vour hojjie eor rectfy planned and executed. We'll r'adly submit color perspectives and estimates. Consult with our advising decorators. II There's a IReflning Influence in the Right Kind of Oak Furniture It Is Recognized in the Cathedral Oak, the Flanders and the Quaint Types of Furniture Such types of Furniture are worthy of a place in the home, where an atmosphere of restf ulness and quiet is desired. They bespeak truth of design and construction that is the distinguishing mark of "good" furniture. Cathedral Oak is a restful antique finish, appropriate to the period designs, of William and Mary, James H, the Jacobean and Elizabethan. Cane scats and backs and even cane tops in library tables are distinguishing features of this type. For living room, library, hall and dining room. The Flanders type, in those soft oak tones and sturdy simplicity of design, is particularly appropriate for the library, living room and dining room. Its origina tion dates back to the 16th centurv in Northern F.iirnn Tn mr ;Crii,, nf n. 3ers Furniture and Davenports, Ann Rockers and Chairs with" Spanish" leather upiuisici , iiumiy lauics, vvming uesics, uansoi iaDies and Mirrors, Magazine Racks,' etc. Flanders Arm Rockers, with .Spanish leather seats as low as... Sin Thft "Quaint" Stvles -in thafr rich nut hmwti fumA fi'nidi nnrl c.iKetf;j n J -fT ----- - . v. v MiAvv 4ta U11U OlAfcOhaiiLldi the living rpom, dining room, library and den. You'll recognize in our display r it. ur..:.t.' it. 1 j. i t J As low as $12 is a "Quaint" Arm Rocker, with Joose cushion back and up- iivioii-ivu iwjjc V.U3UIUU oteit ui opauisii ic4lhci i.xcvicr ana laigtj, types OI Quaint Chairs and Rockers at $16, $-17.50, $25.00 and up. ' At $20.00 is a heavv "Ouaint" T.ibirarv Tah1 nil full nnartrrl h- ci, ----- j ;o j , ijuu,,vivi VCAr i 1 with .30x48 inch top and heavy lower shelf. Legs 3 inches square.' . -Liberal sied drawers. n mi -i-r-ir-ii ,r . Sale of Sample Squares of Up holstery and Drapery Materials Averaging about 24 incha square Velours, Velvets, Tapestries, Armures, Cretonnes, Printed Linens and other materials, suitable for pillow tops, chair coverings and other purposes. Marked considerably lower than their regular prices. All desirable fabrics., At 15c,', 25e, 50c, 75c, $1.50, up. Cretonne Rag Rugs Are Mucti In Favor lor Bed ro pm s They fulfill well their part in contributing that cheerfulness and distinctiveness so much sought in modern bedroom treatments. These' are appropriateiylnarned. "Cretonne" rugs, for they're made from cretonne materials and not from ordinary rag fabrics. Come in'ihe favorite shade of gray, rose and green, blue's, browns and' tans 9x12 size., special tWs-week at f 18.T5 A less expensive grade, also in the 9xl2-foot size, at f 13 , The- smaller Cretonne Rugs, ranging in size from 24x3d inches to 36x72 inches, at fl.50 to f 4.50 - - ills Mltered Carpet Mats, Special $1.50 Well made and matched. Of Body Brussels, Wilton ' Velvet and Wilton Carpets. All desirable patterns. In such sizes as 3 ft 3 in. by 4 ft. 3. in., and 2 ft. 8 in. by 3 Jt. 5 in. On sale beginning Monday. ' - Sale of Carpet Samples ""' 1-yard and lJ-5-yard sample lengths of Wilton, Ax minster and Body, Brussels .Carpetings; .neatly, sewed and bound, making them most desirable as small rugs. For all rooms, Special it 60, 75f and $1 , Flllh and StarR-(g(I