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Newspaper Page TextID THE QREGON DAILY JOURNAL", PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 21. 1313. iEUMIIE . AMBASSADOR President Emeritus of Harvard Offered British Post but Probably Will Decline. ! ICb1(b4 tnm lmm& W1re. Washington, March 21. Appolnt .tnentsto foreign diplomatic poets occu pied ths attention of Pcesldent Wilson and the cabinet at today's tieetlng Word was expected at the White House tthia afternoon from Dr. Charles Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard univer sity, who has been offered the ambas sadorship to Great Britain. Dr. Eliot celebrated his seventy-ninth birthday at his home In Cambridge, Mass;, yester day. If he accepts, it Is Bald the dlp lomatlo list viil ha complete. Declination Is Expected. Cambridge, Mass., March 21.Dr. Charles W. Eliot declined today to dis cuss the probability of his accepting the ambassadorship to Great Britain, It Js reported on excellent authority that, he will decline the post OR. FRASER, CHANGELING i DEFENDANT, DEMURRS (Unltwl fw-Vfti WIre.t Ban Francisco, March 21. On behalf f Dr. W..W, Fraser, of Weavervllle, CaU ' who figures ' prominently In the eilngsby changeling . esse, a demurrer was filed here today In Superior Judge Dunne's court ' It will be argued before the -court on April I. : ' ' The ;demurrer In Frasers case ' ob jects to all the statutory allegations. He Is charged with falsifying a birth eer tiflcate by means -of which .the child of another was made to appear as the true heir to great estbtes held in Yorkshire, Kn?., by Lieutenant,, Charles Henry Slingsty.' ' The Blingsbys, who maintain that the i child In Question is their true Issue, are ' expected to be In San Francisco by the time the Fraser case opens., : MUST STAND' TRIAL' ' i, IN VICE PROSECUTION - ; A - motion to dismiss the Indictment charging Will Phelps with a crime con nected with the vice Scandal was denied yesterday by Circuit Judge Davis with out his hearing the argument of Deputy District Attorney Magulre, The motion was based on an allegation that a num , her of the witnesses who appeared be fore the grand Jury were not named in the Indictment Phelps pleaded not guilty when arraigned this, morning be ' fore Judge Davis. Mr. Maguire stated that the witnesses to whom Attorney KoHMtnan referred in the motion-were rot' before the grand Jury at all during the term iii which Phelps was indicted. AY 1111 0 MEETING CALLED Railroad -- Company" ' Officials Assume Blame for Delay in Matter. 8houlderlng all the responsibility for the delay of the O.-W. K, Bt N. eompany in replying to the Multnomah county court's reauest for the submission of a tentative .contract In reference to the encroachment of the cro posed Port land-Hood River road., on parts of the company's right of way. Attorney A. C finrnmr nM InAnv that hit will Call a tvuiMitM nf railroad officials In this connection within the next four daya Mr. gpencer is representing ths railway In the matter, v At the conference will bs decided whether the company will enter into ne gotiations with Multnomah county and consider a proposition to permit the con- atMlnn nf tha acenla highway On the O.-W; R. & N. right of way, where no other feasibl routes are open. Tn.t what ttltild the O.-W. R. A N. will adopt toward the proposition Mr. Bpencer would not say. It in generally understood, however, tnat ins company nrin An what it can to tha end that ne gotiations may be undertaken soon. The chief concern of ths railroad, It Is said. Is whether th road -would in t.rf. ri,h tha nntructlon of a dou ble track; now under consideration. For this reason, the company's officials i probably -will maks. lt a point that the road-bo fully protected in this matter; in any contract mat may w u'ui i In reference to negotiation. wi River, several contracts nave neea, oi- j fired ths county , by the company and j fa Kftfi hn fceceDtcd. Hood i UVIIVj SV SMaB mtmmrr a. lav River Is. awaiting action on ths Mult nomah oounty contract Derore smeriua; Into one Itself. vnn Tnrtira nABton and other mem- bers of. ths Multnomah county board art anxious to have negotiations commenoeu immediately and havs been urging r tin. rr mora ' than a month. They take ths stand that ths contract must be signed very soon If much progress toward ths construction oi tns prwpuoeu highway Is to bs mads wis season. DIVORCE BREAKS TWO YEARS OF NOT SPEAKING ', '.''(United Pfww tie4 Wire.) i , San Rafael," CaL, March 21- After they are alleged to have lived In the same house-In Belvedere, Cat, for two years without speaking to each other, Mrs. Bertha May Faff has filed divorce papers here today against her husba.nl, Charles Paff. 'architect and Ban Fran cisco clubman.. . According jo Mrs. Faff, tha - couple wrote notes to each other when It was necessary for them to communicate. They have five children, - , GIRL IN MAD HEIR'S ROMANCE i'?' :y'j J ' i.yS::':li'i'Si . f , ' ' , ' s ,"t - - Mlsg Eliza W. Perlne. , . There is but one piano today which .'clings , , unswervingly to the highest ideals 6( ar tistic piano construction-rrhut one piano yhich" has" never sought to enhance its po vijtion commercially; by the building of miniature grand pianos to meet the com petition of low price, nor felt the neces . sity of installing the piano player in its in struments in order to maintain the market a for its product THE ; PIANO , ' is the one perfect-piano of today the one piano which meets, unfailingly, every demand, satisfies the most critical musicians,: arouses the enthusiastic admiration of the most ex acting critics; which, by" thV nobility, reso nance and majestic quality of its tone, is win ning new admirers, making new converts, building a home in the hearts of lovers of the truly artistic, and has created a demand that is the marvel of the music trades. Mason & Hamlin Pianos invite severest comparison, yet recognize no competition. Be cause they are better made, embodying in their construction the finest materials obtainable, and because of their patented features, Mason & Hamlin Pianos cost more than other pianos ; yet, so superior is their quality, so perfect their architecturakdesign, 6o beautiful their finish, that the additional cost is doubly justified. The, Mason & Hamlin Piano is the offi cial piano of the Chicago Grand Opera Company, which will be heard in Port land soon. All styles of Mason & Hamlin Pianos are shown 'at -our stores and are sold on easy pay , ments, when desired. , 1 . C JVM Sk 02 A7 . flA vm- aAt L .aW a .aWaaK - ' MM. J Victor Talldns Machine an3 Recorcb ' Morrison Street at Broadway (Broadway formerly Seventh) Baltimore, Mil, March II. Lawrence Perln,v who Inherited 130,000,000 . and spent 11,000,000 before he was 21, and Mlsa 1 EUza W. Perlne, daughter; of a prominent Baltimore family, are making arrangements for their wedding in Phil. adelphls,, .It will bs the second matri monial venture of the young man, who was recently released from an asylum and who has been ths cause of soma In ternational dissatisfaction. Ills first wife killed herself by shooting, leaving an. Infant son. Soon after Perm boast sd of a "private wife,", who turned out to bs Evelyn Francis, an actress. She afterward .sued him to establish . her rights of her 3-year-old daughter. . Perln was committed to BlOomingdale asylum two years ago. At one time In his career hs bought a castle In Spain, and immediately set ths axel table popu lation of that country v wild by-reporting that hs discovered a sunken castle, containing limitless treasures on ,hls estate. The gay young Joker even In terested ths king of Spain In his story before hs announced Jt -was all a Joke. As a rambler he was without, equal for nerve. Ho lost 176,000 In one night's sitting at Canfleld's gambling palace in Saratoga,'''; .- -'. . ,;.. .,;.', a'. :,. -.- GOOD FRIDAY IS OBSERVED TODAY DOLLAR H Fasting, Prayer and Reverent 'Thought the. Rule; Church Oooil Friday, ths anniversary of ths death of - Christ,5 was1 observed la Port land today as a day of abstinence and fasting, of prayer and reverent thought Commemorative services appropriate to the day are being, held In most of ths churches. , There will also' baser vices tonight. Those . in tha Roman Cathollo churches are of especial ira pressiveness and solemnity. All the Roman Catholic churches hav been rid " of aU ornamentation and clothed in robes of mourning, purple .ana black. Catholics today are bidden to go into mourning over the death of the Savior, and to strive to realize that tha sufferings of Christ were occasioned by tne sins oi tne world. They are asked to let It Inspire them to make acts of sorrow for ths sins of their past life. ". Crucifix Tsnarsted Today. ' Ons of ths most Impressive ceremo nies In connection with the observance of ths day is the veneration of the cruol- flx, by the faithful the crucifix today being exposed to public veneration. An other very solemn eerentony tonight will be that of ths "Way of ths Cross," In which 1 pictures, depicting incidents in ths Ufa Of Christ, are viewed with reverence. Good Friday Is ths second of ths three most holy days of Holy week, ths first being Ash Wednesday, the second Good Friday and ths third, tomorrow, Holy Saturday, which is Just before Easter Sunday, the anniversary of ths resurrec tion, and ths ending of Lent. - . Last night In many churches was observed ths ceremony of the Last Sup per,- ; . ,.' ; ' Good Friday Bsrrlcss. Good Friday services at the Pro Cathedral of St. Stephen the Martyr, Thirteenth and Clay streets, tlday were as follows: 10 a. m morning prayer; 13 noon until 8 p. m., the threa 'hours' devotion, at which Bishop Bcadcung con ducted the devotions, and Dean Ramsey gavs the addresses on "Ths Seven Words From tha Cross." At 4 :15 p. m. ' evening prayer began. At night, at p. m, the full vested choir will sing "Ths Crucifixion," a sacred cantata by Sir John Stalner. Ths musio will be under ths direction of Carl Denton, organist and choirmaster. Bish op Soadding will preach.' ' Beats are free and strangers cordially welcomed. A thank offering will be made before ths sermon. " Z. A. French of Airller Or., .Marked Coin and Spent it EASTER LILIES IN . SPITE OF SNOW William McMurray, general passenger agent of tne u.-w. n. & n. uo., saia this morning that all of the O.-W. R, & N. Co.'s diners wlU be decorated with Easter lilies for ths holidays, In spits of the oo Id wave that is sweeping over the northwest," "It may be a littls cold," said Mr. McMurray this morning, "but ws are going to show that ths lilies are in bloom,, and we have arranged for enough to supply all our diners." Patrolmen Caso On. Hearing of ths appeals of Patrolmen f W. MartrtllT and O (I. Rnnn. nnnnnlail 1 most of tha. session of ths city civil service commission yesterday afternoon. Evidence in the case was taken and the commission will withhold a decision un til after its next, meeting. The patrol men were dismissed on a charge of .hav ing been guilty of Indecent and Immoral acts. -Most of ths evidence submitted yesterday tended to show that ths wo in the East;1 i Monmouth, Or. March' II. ZL JL Frenoh of Alrlls, Or., received last week in change a silver- dollar which hs had marked and spent In Earlham, Iowa, Jl years ago. " '.-. '-.;V- Mr. French recently arrived In Oregon from ths east and settled at Alrlle, 14 miles south of Monmouth. " In 1903 whUs celebrating his son's seventeenth birthday, Mr. Frenoh noticed a dollar dated 188S, ths date of, his son's birth. Hs marked It with ths lad's initials, then spent It ' , Last week hs received ths Identical dollar from ths station agent' at Alrlls in change when he paid for, a freight shipment Mr, French had forgotten ths dollar long before coming to - Ore gon, but the date attracted his atten tion and then the Initials were found. They are stlU plainly visible, Tha coin was presented to Mr. French Jr., and will bs preserved as a keepsake. WIRELESS STATIONS IN ' FORESTS IS NEW PLAN A wireless telegraph system for tha big privately owned . and st&ta owned rorests or uregon is proposea ana us plan Is being perfeoted by officials of the Western forestry and Conservation association. Tha system wUI be ex perimented with this summer and ths Marconi company , has already been asked to furnish designs. Such a wire less arrangement must necessarily be a portable ons and nearly indestructible. It would have to be auoh that' it could be carried into remote portions of ths forests, set up among the trees and of such power that the operator ; could communicate with other stations In a radius of 60 mues. Ths Marconi r peo ple will havs to devise an entirely new apparatus In order to meet tha peculiar conditions or the . forest.. , Parcel Bobber Here. William Martin, ths Salem postofflcs messenger who has confessed to ths stealing of more than a ton. or parcel nost mat tar. wu brouarht to Portland this afternoon by Deputy united states Marshal D. B. Fuller. Ha was taken Immediately before United States Com missioner A. M. cannon, waivea preiimi nary hearing and was bound over to await the action of fhe grand Jury, pos tal inspectors lurana ana jreriuns, wno made tha arrest worked np the case In less than a day. . SCHOOL BOYS ASK FOR -KNELL OF CIGARETTES (United Tttl Ihw, Wire.) Saeramento. Cal., March 11. Mora than 40,000 schoolboya of Los Angeles, in secret ballot, have asked for the passage of Assemblyman Kuck's antl clgarette bill, introduced at the bamit ef the southern California W. C. TrV, it would prevent the manufacture as well as the sale of cigarettes. , '" r. ' - '" STANFORD IS SECOND RICHESTCOLLEGE IN U.S. frnitrd Prnaa T.Baiul tri. t Stanford University,, CaU March tl. eianrora is tne second wealthiest insti tution of its kind In America, aorrtin to statistics compiled today. The eight universities m the list are: Columbia, 88,lJ,O00; Stanford, $30,000,000; Chi cago, 126,890,000; Harvard, $22,000,000; Cornell, $18,000,000; Tale, $1S,8J9,000, and Northwestern, $9,000,000. ; ;: .., ''..'. 1 1 " i.y i'J- l ,;: Ordinance Tabled. . : - Ths sewer committer of the city coun cil todav tabled fnr tvn sideratlon of an ordinance assessing the vvu ouuhb uuicn sewer. -'A number of property owners have' pro tested that they receive no benefit from the sewer and that they have already helped to defray the cost of another sewer by which they are now served. Wanted-JCOBoy$(; to Earn 50c and More - Saturday We want 100 live, ener getic boysK between the -ages of 10 and 14 years, 10 from each residence section of the city to ' come to, the store Satur- . - day morning between- 9 and 10 ; o'clock to . learn : i how they can earn ; some j real spending money. '' , Easy and pleasant work and great possibilities in It vi ; Be prompt boys this Is no oaxThe early bird gets the worm. Remem ber -the place. 143 SHvth Iff- U11lnw M. i i i i , m ii a TfeItxven.ir? I- T ' ' r Ottfitterve Children: No More Deadly Sewer Gas ; need be poured out under Portland's nose. Portland Glazed jCement Sewer ' ' Pipe has made good. It is lasting. Disintegrating and imperfect connections ' . are past. Boost for Port land Glazed Cement Sew-. eriPioe. ' Portland Firm Solves Tire Problem In m ! S rv i'l.'TT"f i rtnrrT ilen's Shoe Special! :::: vj - r ffrittRfflilVl. aWIl!i :i!n::H:!:iiLHf!.!!i:iii:!;:i:i!i: ;:isi:iiiiijir:Rii:::::::::: LaaaMAa4ae " la im ts as s ssee"f""''','-B New GS.OO Flnt-lnr.t Bluchers, Saturday '" 04.18 Thi phenomenal reduction for one clay Saturday only -to acquaint men with our new location! ; - h Brand new $5 Shoes -gunmetal blucher lace smartest low heel, flat last, invisible eyelets. All sizes and width, Only 100 pairs will be sold tomorrow at the price, so t? i I P come carlyT7. . . . ; i . . 1 O Sole Agency for. Hunan Shoes 179 Trnfh. Between Vashlnntan arirf Alder V& - " ' The man with the auto mobile who has been trying for years to get the maxi X mum tire service for the minimum cost Is a perfectly .satisfied, after, one- trial, that our .expert tire repair and terrlce department has really solved his problem.' Being In position , to sell any make tire you desire, " or to repair when, repairing is more economical, using our service enables you to ' savo money and get the best ' out of your tires. VVESTERNiHARDWARE St JiVtO SUPPLY CO. ' Evervthlng for the Auto pine at Broadway 7' ...ii ' j ',-';' gj ; NO MATTER WHAT THE SEASON, A DAINTY . DISH IS ALWAYS WELCOME , ..,iV;?'..j'.i;'r',1v,':Vs:;;Xt'.' -m :'; ''-'; i ;':v..'S'.v:':i;' i'J 7 1 The home canning of certain vegetables represents not only a laboriouaask but when completed, the great superiority ef the professionally preserved article is many times very notice 'able. In no instance U the difference so great as in Canned Peas. ;"-:'- '',';' ':.Y:''.' "'.' v''"'."'-v ",J 'vr' ".'MliY '"- Only a few districts are especially adapted to the proper pro duction of peas fof canning. ' - ' ' From the best of these the MONOPOLE PEA is selected.' - This dainty vegetable is one of the richest In. the elements that give strength and endurance. - . ; f Once you use them, you will say "NONE, LIKE MONO- yvJLiBt, in inree vancucs viwyiz uiu omcu auu rcuic Ask for by brand, then buy ' ,f t, , , . WAliHAMS ft KERR BROS. - Wholesale Grocers I lit Women and Girls From All Classes Of Society Are Entering This Contest Just as Royal Bread is pop ular . alike " with rich and ; poor,, so , this "Story of , a Loaf of Bread" contest of the Royal Bakery is creating', Inttrtst - everywhere. -The stories which are coming irf how each day are'accuraulat-' Ing, rapidly "and . the judges . look forward to a busy judging time,- We want'to see YOUR, story. : Write -one and send it iriiby noohfon "March 24th. JMany ; good-prizes and pleasing remembrances for successful wTiters.".,You' should win' something, too: ; , ; Royal Bakery & Confectionery v ' ' " For Iriforrnatipn Call Up the Contest Editor. ' Main M55 - . . . . . - A-2553 ; I I AV : 'J , n V I i 1 II I JA I ) 1 I I "Ride Up and Save $5 or More" The .First Easier,, that I've had an opportunity of . Showing Portland men the sort of value and style that could be 'putinto': Suits:at'$lS.OO . Take a look tomorrow at the $20 and $25 garments In the thousand-to-two-thousand-dollar-a-moflth-rent stores'y windows, , Then come up and see what I Her. ; .. ' - ,. Styles couldn't be smarter classy Norf oiks, semi-English,- box backs and conservatives, nvery pattern ; and shade In blues, grays, tahs, browns. Also ,..;. . An ... - til... b . f J a line u-ouncc, pure wooi oiuo ocrjjci. i uuu i , believe a store in the world sells better Suits at U , , , Silk-Lined Blue Serge SuiU $17.50 Silk-Lined Tuxedo SuiU at $17.50 BTOTS Tve sddd 4'sxtra tinshelmen, so X eaa gtiarantea delivery 1 v-....., oa evsxy ttolt feoafol Batnxday. .. : .''.v."".'. ' . .- " :- ,.1 t "t ';. '" MAX Jfl Jc. Jl. S15 S. VV. Corner Fourth and Washington 1 ; J Take Elevator on Either '4tfi or Wasliington Sts. man In the case was not a person of good moral character.