Till; OillXON DAILY JOURNAL, rOKTLAIJD, SATURDAY LVLUIUG, JUNL; ZZ. 1C13.
: ; ..llBS.iEl
iff HI HIS
DUTY WEDNESDAY
Swearing In of Attorney La
Rocho Will Be One of First
Official Acts of the New
Commission.
THEIR FACES WEfiE
Till FORTUNES
'Mother and Daughter Arrested
in New York for ; Fake,
Matrimonial Scheme.
Om of th first acts of th nir city
commission after Mayor-elect Albee
end the four commissioners are sworn
In at o'clock and take over the city
administration next Tuesday, will be the
lecuon or a city attorney.
Of couraa W. P, La Roche will be the
man elected. That be would be the new
city attorney waa announced by Mr.
Albe aome time ago, and Mr. La Roche
ha already named the peraonnel of hla
force of deputiea. The formality of
electing htm will have to be gone
through after the commission has been
regularly installed In office, however,
aa the commission la not a legal body
until next Tuesday and tta appointments
mereror. can be Informal only.
Kay Hot Be Sleeted Till Wednesday.
There is a Question whether the com
mission can take thle action on Tuesday,
Its first day la office, or whether it
must go over until the first formal
meeting on Wednesday. The charter
provides that a calendar of matters to
be taken up at any meeting shall be
.published H hours In advance, so to
avoid au poaaiDiuty or having its ap
polntments questioned, Mr. La . Roche
probably will not be elected until
Wednesday, July I, "Mr. Albee said today.
The earn procedure will have to be
gone through to make legal the ap
pointments of the municipal Judge and
(Uulted Press Uad Viir!.l
New York, June S8. -Accused of oper
ating a country-wide matrimonial
scheme which netted them 110,000. Mrs.
Jennie Foster, CO years old, and her
daughter, Mrs. Laura Meyers, aged 2,
were arraigned today " before United
States Commissioner Cahoon In JJroon
lyn and pleaded not guilty to- the charge
of using the malls to defraud.
The postal authorities allege that the
women sent pictures of thtmselves to
prospective husbands, who had seen
their advertisements in the newspa
pers. . If the men seemed Interested.
the women, It Is charged, asked them
to send money to pay railroad fare. If
this money was sent, the women wrote
again, pleading illness and large doctor
bills. It Is allegej that these opera
tions netted 1200 a week. The Inspect
ors found thousands of letters In the
home of the. two women at Jamaica, L.
I., from men who said they wanteJ
beautiful, wealthy or motherly wives.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Meyers war
behj In jail for trial.
CHECKED VOTE SO
Oil
IE TO POTTO
Dock Decision Not Acted Upon
When Members Hear Re
port of Some Conditions.
WILL PRESIDE AT
STADIUM MEETINGS
OREGON SENATORS FOR ;
FREE WOOL PRODUCTS
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(Waihliurtoa TSnraia of Th. Journal.)
Washington. D. C, June 21. Senators
other offlolala to be selected by the Chamberlain and Una spoke In caucus
commission as a whole, and the chief of
police and officials appointed by indl
vldual commissioners will have to be
formally appointed after the ommis
loners have been eworn In.
This will give City Attorney Grant
the distinction of being technically the
today favoring the placing of manufac
tured products of wool on the fret list.
or materially reducing the duty.
"I voted for free sugar," said senator
"V J. H. Zlcgler. '
At the meeting of the dock commission
yesterday, Mr. Fulton had urged tha re
quest for his client of an Immediate entry
of the court's mandate and payment of
the Judgment In the condemnation suit.
There was some nervous waiting on the
part of the commissioners, and Chair
man Mulkey had begun to discuss with
Mr. Fulton th terms of settlement he
propuea, wnen tne writer asked If a
submission to the Judgment kt this time,
without asking for a rehearing or an
appeal, would preclude the commission
from raising the Question of title to the
foreshore at any future time on other
sites selected. Mr. Mulkey said It would
act merely as a precedent.
I then asked permission to address the
commission, and stated that, while a
claiming occupant of publlo property
could and did stay In court for 20 years.
I thought It the duty of the commission, UfYRI fi II PI FfSnlTC
as custodians of a publlo property worth I " U"L.U UtLtUH I 0
160,000,000 to at least wait until every
member of the commission had bad an
opportunity to read the decision, before
conceding and paying the Judgment on
tbla site. .. .
Acts War Dead,
I stated that this decision, Instead of
being, aa claimed, a confirmation of the
undisputed rights of riparian claimants
for 40 years under the acts of 1161, 1174
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Her. Henry Collin Minton
' Trenton, New Jem.
ARE ARRIVING FOR
CHRISTIAN SESSION
(Continued From Pag One.) "
fflCIED PRESS
TO
Portland Office Banished; Se
attle to Be Headquarters
After Tonight.
of tha National Reform association and
the organiser of the present conference.
He Is also head or all committees, ex
officio. James 8. Tlbby, treasurer of
tha National Reform association arid
and 1176. tbess acts had never befor the conference waa llso among those
been recognised as of any force what who arrived.
ever; that tha acts of 1174 and 1176 had
been repealed In 1171, bad been held In-
Lane, "but the clerk of tha caucua re-1 operative by tb court In every case go
ported ma erroneously," Ing up from the Willamette river in
faot ware utterly dead, and that a sub-
Treasurer f of Sight Tears,
Mr. Tlbby la a wealthy business man
of Pittsburg and has been treasurer ot
the National Reform association the paat
eight yeara. He la also treasurer of the
The Portland bureau of the Associ
ated Press will bs permanently closed
auer tonight ana the bureau transfer
red to Seattle. Promptly at 1:30 o'olock
tomorrow morning the last "20" will
come clicking over tb wires and Port
land will come Jo be a "way point" on
the leased wire, aa far as this oartlou-
lar news gathering association la con-
The change waa ordered som time
ago, after the matter had been under
consideration for nearly three months
oy orriclals of tb association, but final
action was postponed until today. In
letters received In Portland they state
the bureau Is bslng transferred because
ueattle la tha American end of , the
Alaska, Australian and far eastern
cable systems,-making it Imperative to
keep an offlo there. In view of the
fact that It cost very little under
15000 yearly to oc-arata tha Portland
bureau, exclusive of telegraph " tolls,
ths association figures that between
$4000 and WOO can bo aaved annually
by discontinuing ths local bureau. In
the matter ot expense. -Mils said: la
found the prtnolpal reason for trans
ferring the bureau which has been
located In Portland tor a quarter of a
century.
With tha bureau In Seattle, all Oregon
wire" newa will be edited In Seattle.
and the smaller clients In Oregon and;
sir 1. 1 a a. , . . .
RECOVERS PROPERTY
BY COURT'S DECiSIO
Washington who have received their
news from tb Portland bureau will
hereafter receive . their filings .from
Seattle. Five of these papers are lo
cated In Oregon. Fifty A. P. corre
apondents In Oregon' will likewise be
instructed to send tbelr news Items to
Seattle.
R. J. Cinn, who was one of the many
caught In tlie bursting of the Columbl
River Orchards company boom,, recov
ered the uoldendale Flouring Mill
property, valued at 121,000, from th
wrecx as me reauit or tn decision o
Circuit Judge Benson, of Klamath
Fulls, announced this morning, Qlnn
traded the mill property, which wa
encumbered by a 14000 niotgag to IX
ii. iiumpnroy ana Ueori. w. Arm
strong of , Spokane, for fl 7,800 worth
or oonas.
In a letter to Attorney Arthur Lang
guthj who .represented (Jinn, Judge
Benson stated that he had granted
every point aaked by Qlnn. The trial
was held during the first week in Jan
uary while the trial of A. J. Blehl, in
connection with th criminal prosecu
tion or th company's members was In
Droaress. Blehl and ' W IS. DeLarm
were named ln'th suit as defendants.
Humphreys and Armstrong owned
som of th property which was In
voivea oy the company. They ex
changed It for bonds la th Columbia
River Orchards company and In their
contract with Blehl and DeLarm waa
mentioned the fact that th trade was
to be mad If tb borfds Could be used In
the Oinn trade. Oinn mad th trade,
relying on the word of Humphrey. He
took the bonds at par for his equity In
the mill property. ' '
M. E. Gordon, of Tacoma, former
supreme court Justice of Washington,
and Chrlstofferson A Matthews repre
sented the defendanta. Judge Benson
complimented th attorneys for both
sides after th trial, ssylng that he had
never known of a trial n which less
unnecessary testimony waa brought In
first city attorney under th commission rug stors on th principal' cornera In mission to tbelr revival now to thwart Reformed Presbyterian church of North
government Under the charter th city h buainaaa section of tha eltv to -.- tb plana of th commission and absorb amrlca and some other oraanliatlona.
attorney holds offic until his successor for th prostrated, of whom som ar funds should only be don after xt la said that when any organisation
Is duly qualified,
La Bocae Pays Tie".
So, for a day after th Installation of
the new administration on Tuesday, Mr.
Grant will continue tn office. He will be
on hand formally to turn it over to Mr.
La Roche as soon as Ma election has
been confirmed,
Mr. La Roch paid a call on Mr. Grant
this morning, and waa shown over th
being brought In vry few -Thinutea,
Every effort of th city department Is
being put forth to stem th tide of suf
fering caused by tb terrlflo beat.
Detroit 8 weltering in Heat.
som consideration and a mature de-j
olslon that there Is no furthsr recourse.
I called attention to th San Pedro
harbor (Los Angeles) case, still pend
ing, that was an lssus In Washington,
D. C as far back aa ths nineties.
There is a story back of this and con-
wants a treasurer those In authority
will simply say, "We will not elect a
treasurer. W will Just appoint Tlbby.'
Other arrivals from Pittsburg were
the Rev. T. H. Acheson, pastor ot tb H
street Reformed Presbyterian church;
th Rev. James T. McCrory, president of
fttnltad Prau Lunl Wfra.l
Detroit Mich- Jun Is. Terrlflo heat I neoting up all th harbor Improvements I th American Sabbath association and
Is making Detroit swelter today as Jt on the Pacific coast, to the effect that th Rev. Lyman Edwyn Davis, general
has not done for years, and no relief la at that time Collls P. Huntington of th conference president ot th Methodist
ttt iV.ui,s In ifht Th official maximum heat of Southern Paclflo waa not only dictating Protestant churob.
street thermometers showed 105. 8ev- their rail connections, but waa selecting
era! deaths sir reported from town united States senator and representa
throughout Michigan, and hundreds are tlves from this coast
This accounts in part, for th fact
fore of deputies, two of whom, Mr. Tom
Unson and Mr. Latourette, will remain
aa deputies ot the new city attorney.
Mr. Grant will depart from office next paud.
Tuesday, after a notable record aa city I
attorney, and a service of six years tn
the city's legal department three years
as deputy and three years as city attor
ney. . in that tiro he has handled many
cases of extreme Importance,
Among these waa tha
bridge litigation, which waa finally
carried op to th United States supreme
court and won on tha Issue of th va
lidity of the. Initiative and referendum.
Mr. Grant was In entire charge of this
case. From the time that It was taken
befor the lower court In Multnomah
county to th decision by. the United
. States supreme court . wss less than
Prominent among those who arrived
from foreign landa was Dr. Armenag
Halgaslan, president of an educational
Institution at Konla, Asia Minor, Tur
key. Dr. Halgaslan la an Armenian and
Perishing In Cleveland.
(United Press teased Wire.)
Cleveland, O., June 21. Seven adults
and 10 babies have died from heat her ;
jar It frit that, laaf 9 1 Vinii rm sin it " a
BrosLdway otnerB ar, prostrated throughout the
city. The temperature her yesterday'
climbed to 101, and It is predicted this J
will b "Surpassed today. Thousandr of
persons spent the night In the parks.
that the Columbia river has never re- is recognised aa one of the strong per
ceived the same recognition by the gov.
eminent or rallroada that Puget sound
and San Francisco have.
Will Try to Learn.
Whether, or how far, Senator Charles
W. Kulton and his conferee were in
volved in th Plans of Collls P. Hunt
ington, I have not yet learned, but I
will endeavor to do so.
. The turnpikes and lanes of the coun
try have finally been firmly established
sonalitles of Turkey. Ho Is scheduled
to address th conference Thursday
afternoon on the subject, "Christian
Forces in th Lvant."
In arranging th details of th con
ference it has been provided that all
tickets Issued to associate members will
be exchanged for coupon seats without
cost
JTw Seating Plan JToUowsd.
This exchange will enable holders of
Nineteen Killed Philadelphia.
(United Preu im4 Wlrs.1
Philadelphia, Pa.. Jun 2. Th heat
I as inalienable properties of the people I associate membership ticksts to' make
reaent the total death toll. John Mc-
Cllniock, E7 years old, dropped dead
It was slightly cooler
settlement
: aUndled Sallway Case.
Mr. Grant handled th Fourth street in the street.
litigation with th Southern Pacific I this afternoon.
which resulted finally in th company's
.giving up us perpetual franchiaa there Minneapolis Hot All Night.
7: i"" ""-' t , lUnttad Pra Luted Wlr..
:V; . y. J"l " WM tnr?n. B, Minneapolis. Minn., Jun , 21 Two
aooornpiianea. pertoni tr deed and ln prostrated
Tha Hawthorn avenue br Use cast I C... v h. ...
VSHn Sh llK"' H tamperatur. was high all night, and
f-w.!L.'.m in wh,ch tht 5lty.! I climbing every minute. There Is no
J7- - .J . ' ,""vu relief In sight
in riat rat or iico a month, charged
on th old Madison bridge, was upheld
by tb lower court was also under hts
direction. It la at present pending be
fore the supreme court, but a settle
ment ha been effected by which th
company agreea to the three cent rate
on au bridge. This will mak a dlf
rerenc of 115,000 to 116,000 a year In
th city's revenues. -
H also conduoted personally all the
uugauon to estaousn th legality of
in commission cnarter. attacked bv
Prostrations in , St Loula.
(United Preu Lwd Wirt.)
St. Louis, Mo., June 28. Two prostra
tions from th heat wera, reported here
early today, with one prostration In East
8t. Louis, one In Glencarbon and two in
Belleville.
that th earn doctrine as fully applies
to waterways Including landings .and
connectlona with; th land highways I
am fully convinced, and If I. may Judge
from th decisive friendly majorities
with which my lnlativ measures to
that end are favored, a very sufficient
majority of the people agree with me
on that point.
Parenthetically I may a tat that thla
sam issue between municipal or rail
road control of water terminals Is be
ing fiercely -fought out (underground)
In New york city today, oajiroaa in
fluence has secured th removal of
Calvin Tompkins, commissioner of
docks, and Dolos F. Wilcox, chairman
of the board ot franchises, who hav
developed the plan of terminal connec
tion and Improvement in that first port
of the world.
The port funds intended for th de
velopment ot a great municipal termi
nal at Jamaica Bay have been diverted
to other terminals controlled by th
railways and to subways. This proves
that th port control should be kept
up definite parti with certainty of
seating In definite parts of th Mult
nomah stadium and to keep all sued
parties together. In addition to this
advantage th ticket will enabl tb
assoclat members to glv away th
ticket they do . not propose to us
without risk of losing their holdings
for tha sessions they do want to at
tend. This plan also tends to obviate any
oonf uslon that might arise from the
preemption of 1000 seats in the arena
for the use of th monster chorus under
tha leadership fo Professor William IL
Boyer. These seats now specifically
reserved for tha singerj ar the very
best In the stadium. In making t'.ie
changes In ' tickets proposed, th asso
ciate members will be given, in every
c&sr, tha very best seats In hand at th
Hotel Oregon at th time of exchang
No fee of any kind will be exacted for
this exchange. -
Mow to Xeacn Stadium.
In getting to Multnomah field the
TROUSERS CURE FOR
GIRLS
IMMORALITY
Wortt Weather Thla Year.
(raited Preu Uad Wlrs.)
St Paul, Minn., Jun 28. On adult
and on baby are dead her today from
Attorney Ralph R. Dunlway, which the nMt ni ev" prostrations hav been
city won handily before the aunmma I reported within the laat 24 hours; The
vvuru - i wcainer is me worn ima rear.
Only Minor Oaaea Xft Onr
Mr. Grant, will turn over to hla sue-1 Boston Sees No Relief.
eesaor only two cases of Imnnrfi-M I (United Preu teased Wire.
on of them being litigation ovar tha Boston. Jun 18. No relief from th
prlc to be paid for th East Twenty-1 hot "!'" wt ln Blbt " tni tter
lghtb iireet concrete brldae. which h.. noon- Scores have been prostrated but
been shuttled back and forth ln th no 0tual death have been reported.
as Isolated from other political issues publlo Is directed to take any car except
and aa directly and simply related to th Sixteenth street going west on
the people (who are Wndly), as possi- Washington, or Depot-Morrison car go-
ble. ing west on Morrison. Conductors have
Plana Outlined. been Instructed to announce "Multno-
Th terminal imDrovmnt wr out- mah fild" and to giv other directions
lln-d verv much en th same tilan as fcnd Information. Many cars will be es
provided for ln my common terminal Pclally routed and marked 4,Multnomah
act. passed at tha recent election. Asliieio."
the New York plan waa not Incorporated I Reserved seat may be bad at th
Into their charter as purs now Is ln the I general headquarter at the Hotel Or
Portland charter, th rallroada may ob- j gon. Boxes and box seats may be ob
struct for a time th plan, but as th talned at room 818 Selling building. No
Greater New York charter providea, as I reserved seats will b required for th
nav naretoror riaia. xor compm Sunday session at the stadium.
(United Press Leased Wire.!
Chicago, Jun 21. "Trousers for worn
en." advocated by Dr. H. C. R. Norrls
of Enderlln, N. D., threw a convention
ot American alienists and neurologists
Into a hubbub of discussion.
"It Is th woman who doll herself
up who falls," said the alienist. "No
girl simply dressed Is bothered by th
tempter, it Is she who Is dressed to
call attention of th mal animal to bar
charms who la tempted.
"On the otbor band, women find that
their clotbea vkcep them back. I would
wipe rrom th statute books laws for-
bidding women to wear male attire.
Then when a woman grows tired of her
sex let her cut off her hair, don men'a
trousers, so ah can enter th business
world and compete with him on an
equal rooting."
"Without contradicting Dr. Norrls.1
said Dr. Mary T. Hogue of Lake Geneva.
Wis., "I should like to ask him what
men -aoii p for?' -
VANCOUVER GIVES '
PORTLAND CROWD
A FINE RECEPTION
(Continued From Pag On.)
.M T.7." rv;."i '"T Four nersons ar In a serloua condition. t "V.9 i """oay sessions a ui siaaium. An
. r i TT. riu . i puoiio conirpi oi airv, wo sna i nouncement is alao made that no re-
5::rTwV '""r. umenis oe- - irancnises, xn roaas prooaoiy c? not Berved seat of any kind will be, held
ih euvrein coun m j eases, and vn. i'u.uui. repeal that law ana in plan win r- after the hour announced for onnin
! vlve.
Cockadoodledoo, Crows Duluth.
aleady he has handled five such cases (Volte Pres tet4 wire.)
this year. He will be In nrlvata nn. Duluth, Minn.. June 28. Duluth waa Th uarlleat feature of this dock suit
.1 . ...- .r " 111.. ..... u. .1. I . . 7 - . 7 l c "1 U'UO.
vivo, wiiu u H1J.ICB )q aroaaway vu ""'" i aecjsion is mat, wnereaa u revives vratmmnr vnnm w it;... ..j. .a
hulldlna. ' today. At 8 o'clock this mornlnar th Uh... .m ir,nrntiv. i.w. ..rore,,' wimam H. Boyer needs ad
and that all meetings will begin exactly
Cooler at Racine.
(United Preu tesaed Wire.)
Racine, Wis,; June 28. The weather
was slightly cooler : here today. The
maximum yesterday was 100 degrees.
Two prostrations have occurred.
Close to Hundred Hark.
Lincoln. Neb., June 18. At 10 o'clock
this morning here th thermometer
stood at 88. The maximum yesterday
was 88.
Mayor Albee and Commissioners ni temperature stood at 44 fiegrees.
VJ !. m a v. . ... " ' I j
oibtbiow nq crewaier win prob
ably b sworn in by Auditor Barbur
eariy Tuesday morning.
PRAIRIE WIND IS'
MAKING CHICAGO
BLISTERING HOT
(Continued From Page One.)
from heat Boston. Plttsbura-. Kai.m..
soo, Mich., and Clarksburg, w. Va., have
hub vcavu a.ca.
With 74 persons renortxd r
h.s thi.mt.tiAi, m , . v
score mor probably dead and unre-
iiwuu irom small towns, and hun
dreds prostrated, some relief
mVoLTfTot b:,r ffirrh wuiher tells of her
. S0w-v PISAPPEARANCE
Again little 6-year-old Gilbert Hamll., 1
ton is missing from his home In Taco
ma. in moiner, jurs. wimam Jensen,
yesterday telephoned her mother, Mrs.
Kooert waiKer, or 093 Tenlno avenue,
Portland, of the disappearance. It Is
I that conferred a mere permit on the
state's foreshore to build a wharf, in
ditional voices for th grand chorus and
those who ar willing to assist ar re-
tho one ease, and in the other, under "7" .,"rri,,i. n,ra ,V ine Btaiuni
gul of an Amendment to the tide land ,lo teJ,a00' ... t
Ail wnuv , iui Dltuium WUi D
from Stout street. Th Rev. Henry Col-
nn Minion or Trenton, N, J., will pre
side at all stadium meetings.
BRIDGE MAY REMAIN
CLOSED TWO MONTHS
Overcoat Worn at Creede.
Creed, Cot June J8. It waa only 47
above bar this morning. Overcoats
were worn.
act. Is Interpreted now (against all
former decisions) to grant a title to th
bed of th river to low water for noth
ing, I. ., all private claims on th fore
shore being freely granted, without any
lmprovementa being required whatso.
ever; that th public's claims upon th
land although backed with a publlo j
fund Is Ignored and refused;
auaaa of tha act) Is held to b absolun L' TJ1? BuriiaWe bridg will not open to
right to excluslv possession against T' . Vi present,
the state and public, and bestows upon End P'obably not jfor two months to
the grantee a speculative proprietor. com- splt th petition of a large
ship without the requirement to im- number ot merchant on East Burnsid
prove, while the public Is refused pos- "treet no relief can be given, as the
..inn m imfimTn . I draw la now jacked up aeveral feet, and
Alt this despite th state's tltleHe- 't will be Impossible to open or clos It
Inn merely ln Its sovereign capaolty I until all work on th drum and machin.
cury dropped at noon and this after-
uvuu iuo.1 at amy se.
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Bable Dying in Cincinnati.
- (United Prou lued Wire.)
Cincinnati, O., June 18. The ice fam
Ince on her today aggravated the suf-
"""f " P"Hr, wno sweltered ln
h'msdrthr""01" "l!i.h.!"r; ? eMM " kidnaped by
J , ; fviuieu i us Tamer s relatives.
and in trust for the use of th people.
Queer way of administering a trust
Queer sovereign.
Where is th Common taw.
I have shown that no statute law ex
ist in Oregon alienating th foreahore,
then why hav w not tb benefit of
the common laws establishing the fore
shore as publlo highway property, to
be administered In trust for th people,
and the enabling act incorporating into
ry which turn th structur Is completed.
"Nothing can b done," aald Bunerin-
! tendent Murnan of tb bridge and
ferrie of th county this morning.
"Were we to clos tb draw, navigation
would be obstructed and th federal gov
I ernment would - object The rebuilding
of the east Approach la th least part of
the work, and has no effect on the re
maining closed of the bridge. I will
bW liVAtIl,nm0t GUbert w" b,for the municipal the cont tution hav. two crew, of men at work mahing
R which . .unBTt?11!,t court la,t September.-, at which, time on that "al navrab?. wa?.rs .PDub: th work to compl.tion. and will not de!
riu SSSttS M:.r?:fU?heyirnprodVct rtti0";0" EMt Twrty; He HiiSt.y" forit.T:. PUb W r. than I. abaolut.ly n,c..-
i b.in t vr. .kI C":i?r?duc trMt North, was accused of -..Ana that doaan't limit vi.him A ary."
la baina- used to k..n h. v r " : "V".' " "l.r".k ',m' w accusea or
tba' alck- lsawhara .unnii . - Plrltln In ld away. Th latter worn,
and th rVmaTndar naiUbta ,n " TUlr th father" aid.
?.w fflM."., '' Th relative, of th. lad's p.renU hav.
i. ..r;..w. lw "e camea on
Ten babies were renortad a.a k..-
... . :
iwr, moa acores ar prostrated by the
torrid wave. At I i ml th tempera.
Bll Ilfl In Mllira.."l. ' "
a continuous war over tha
custody of th child. '
200 Mothers Ak Pension.
Spokane,. Wash June 28. Mrs.M.r.
garet Rosebaugh, wlf. of v convict in
And that doesn't limit navigability to
the contour of 2( or SO foot depth for
heavy draft vessel, either, but applies
to all floating boats at all ordinary
stages of the water.
I do not flatter myself that hv mv
remark. I chanaed th mlnJ !of anvNof tb flv men missing, following an
'i commissioner on th. matter, but I do feel ! explosion lata yesterday which - tie-
Steamer Explodes; Five Killed.
New Tork. Jun. 48. Diver, aearohed
th. submerged portion ot th oil tank
teamer Mohawk today tor th bodies i
but there 1. little chance of It going
over inree innings, wnii the grounds
wer omwnat aamp, th Portland team
at 1 o'clock aald It was ready for th
rray.
Th ladlea' reception committe took
th ladles ln charge, and took them to
tn grounds in carriages.
Tb pig which Is to b covered with
grease as on of th events of the after
noon when a prize win be riven for the
member ot th Portland Commercial
club who will capture th porker and
hold him for three minutes, arrived this
morning from Masel Dell, and was taken
In charge by the local organisation. He
waa first taken to tha clubroom on
Main street and then transferred by an
army wagon to th post.
Other featurea will be a fat man's
race and ths climbing of th greased
pole.
The reception committee of th local
civlo body waa perfected last night
Forty war glvn badges, and they will
b expeoted to se that tb Portland
Hv Wire ar shown around. Bridg
button wer pinned on vry Portland
man whan h arrived and a "whispered
conversation." as it la termed by tha
committe. waa ordered with each one aa
to th necessity of building th Paclflo.
Highway bridg across th Columbia!
river. A movement was on foot this.
morning to hav all the stores In the
city clos for two hour, but the fact
that this la Saturday prevented the ao-
tlqn. ' '
Big manufacturing plant that have
decided to locate in Calgary, Alberta,
will employ about 10,000 men.
or in which attorneys had conducted
themaelvea as gentlemanly.
WASHINGTON-CHICAGO
SCOUT RACE FINISHED
(talte I Frees Leased Wire.)
Chicago, June 88. Bearing a message
of ncouragmnt for clean athletics
from President Wilson to Mayor Har
rison, Lauron Chsnowlth, th last of tb
TTS boy acouts and school boys, arrived
at th officials stand In Grant Park at
1:26 o'clock this afternoon, Just four
minute ahead of th schedul. This
wa th signal for th official opening
of'th big' pre-Olympio international
track and field athletic meet
Aa . th boy entered the field th
crowd In th stadium rose to their feet
and cheered for several minute while
tha band played patrlotio airs. Mayor
Harrison declared th gamea officially
opened amid great enthusiasm."
Rector Lease Dance Hall.
(United Press tested Wire.)
Middletown, Conn., June 88. In an ef
fort to stop th prevalent hugs, trots
and tangos, tb Rv. George B. Gilbert,
rector of the Episcopal church, has
leased the Luke View park dance hall
and will conduct it as a model dance
hall throughout th Season.
xn six incnes span - rui i expect
ed to b rigidly enforoed.
m mm
OK
John Alega, Charged With
White Slavery, Held by
Federal Grand Jury.
Sunday dinner at the
Imperial is always a
wholesome, substantial,
well -cooked and well
served dinner, such as
the careful housewife
loves to serve'
Music.
Table THote
$1.00
HEADQUARTERS
v WorlcPt Second
Christian
Citizenship
Conference
JUNE 29 TO JULY 6
ENTERTAIN YOUR
FRIENDS IN
YeOREGONGRILL
The home of good music
and good things to eat
and drink.
HEAR
EVELYN GILBERT
and the American Beau
ties in song and chorus.
HEAR THE ORCHES
tral selections
". of :
SIG.PIETRO MARINO
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Entertainment supreme
during lunch, dinner and
after the theatre.
IN THE FOUNTAIN
GRILL FOR A LIM
ITED ENGAGEMENT
PROF. PELZ
AND HIS CONCERT
ORCHESTRA-"
OREGON HOTEL?
Wrlght-BioMaaon Hotel Co,
Props. .
Chas. Wright, Vra.
K. O.. Dickinson, Big, Vlreotor.
The United (Hates grand jury today
returned an Indictment against John
Alega, a Buanlurd. who. it la mm.
brought Itos Kuata Alega, a young
girl, from Daroelona, Spain, to this
country, for tha specific purposes
which are crohlbitad unw m, mhu
alavery aot. .Alega U charged ln this
Instance with a violation of th Immi
gration act. a Clauua which rnallv nro.
hlblt international white slavery.
Alega, If proven guilty under this
Statute, I subieot to a haavv nanaltv.
and the government claims to hav a .
olear case sgatnst him.
In addition Alega la Indicted under
th federal whit slave act which pro
hibit Interstate trafflo in woman He
la charged with having brought the
girl named from Aberdeen to Portland.
The case Is said to -be th tnnat da.
based that government officials have
had to handle here ln a long tint. Th .
girl speaks no English and la only -
In hr teens.
She will be deported, but Alee. If
convicted, wlll .be liable to 15 years '
In-the government penitentiary.
. Max Holtser, formerly proprietor of 1
the Pittsburg grill here, wa re-Indicted
for federal white slavery. Ha waa in
dicted "by th Sam grand Jury avral'
weeks ago, but a mistake was mad In
writing th paper. W. It Rice la In- '
dieted for whit slavery in Haklng a
woman from Walla Walla to Astoria.
Thomas Gibbon, a, white man of the
Klamath country. Is charged with sell
ing liquor to Indiana In on of th
Indictments. Barney Douglas, another
white, Is charged In an Indictment with '
having aold . whiskey to a Nea Ferce
Indian at th Umatilla reservation.
J. It. Read, who recenUy tried to ob
tain 11500 aa "ball" from Dr. C. J. bean
and R. O. Parker of this oity, by ar-,
resUng them under th guts that he .
wa a deputy United Bute marshal.
was Indicted for Impersonating a fed-
eral officer. He recently served several -montha
for ImpersonaUng a United -Bute
secret servlc agent
The grand Jury reported that S eoirw
plaint had been considered and S60 wit-
nesses examined, Forty-one tru bill "
wer returned and II case wr dismissed.
AMUSEMENTS
heilig!
11TH AND M0KBI8ON
MAIN 1. A-11SS.
LAST TOfl TOIHOHT
E7 lKtV'n ALL45TAR CAST IN
THE WML! OF JOIXOTOATION
"HANKY PANKY"
, 70 COMPANY-H ORCHISTRA
Prices I10f, tl.80, N1O0. TBc. g.V,
HEILIG ielunoow
7 AFTERNOONS, I.4J OX ")OK
SVSNINOi IK) O'CLOCK '
BCOINNINO
T0M0BI0W (StntDAT).
Lyman H. Howe
TaATIl riSTIVAl .
- 0FTaA PlICEg
Zvealnaa 0o, I5, ibv Mat. ISq. Jja, -All
Ceita Bewrved
Cbildrta under 13 yri old 15o at til
. Uatloeel.
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LAST TXHZ TONIGHT
First Tim In Tbla City. "
"THI Nlia DO WILL" '
Oremallied from the widely readaovet of,
Rei Beach by Cbarlee KHn. by author of "Tha
Barrier" aad "The Spoiler.'' Krenlng 8c.
BSc aod 80c Next week "The Girl ia the Tail."
ca r viiryf m
Broadway aad Alder atreeta.
Ed Tlntoa and Dor, fasUrtaooM, La Zatral-
lita, faiDoni spaniaa aanoinr oaaaty; core
Y. Oarmoa'a gtzUtU. Thote Four Kidt. Earn
riaher Co., Adair A Hiokay, la "A Bevel
tioa ia Bartlm." Popular prioa. Box and
first row baleony reMirod. - Phone A-2236,
Haia 4616. Curtaia 1:80, 7:1 aad B:10 e'elock.
LYRIC
LTBIO Feurtb and Stark Btroata Special '
the Amrioa Oner oompaay will pniMnt "SIN.
BAD" eornedy oreanv a musical treat.
Tuaaday aiabt, athlatle oontert Friday aurht,
ehorus rlrla' oonUat. Nifht, lie, tie. Ifatia,
aay . Wo. - - -
COLUMBIA THEATRE
Blztb and Waakinftea Strtatt.
OpB U a. n. t 11 p. m.
NO SWEETS" (Vltaeraph Comedy).
THB DETECTIVE'S TRAP" (Kslem Dram)
"THE HUNGER OF THB HEART" (Path
Drama).
PATHEPLAT, showing: -educational, Scenic tad
na TraTei piciurna.
MRS. BRUSH, soprano, and orchestra.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS
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AUTOS
THAT TABS IN THS
AIR
4 T, V. AND :I0 T. K.
BAND AND TAtTDEVILLE
AFTEBNOON AND EVENINGS
Car it Fl'rat and Alder
Launches Morrison Bridg.
Warner's Safe Kidney
and Liver Remedy
Hilwauk'ewIT fcB?jY-., W fl.r,t- WOv.m"? ,n ,5po,"ln 10 "' by
.,, 7. l! . ' 'aa the mother' penalon law. She liaa been
?r-J! ,rt0trt, 'rm heat, with the allowed :U month by thsVourt fr
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Terty hosp tal Interuaa ar. ataUoned at'. ion. here number t00. "
chll-
pen-
that I checked the vote about to be
taken and gave th meeting a better
opportunity to consider.
TaofiorTeeT encouraieTTKat an v-
thing can be done ln thl. case, as to
proceed with construction without ob
atructlve delay Is es.entlsi, but I agrt.
fully wrlth, Mr. Selling, who explained
that hla vpte both yesterjar and the
day before was ca.t under the d.alr
troyd th ve.seL Th explosion was
caused by a lamp trimmer entering th
hold with a, lighted torch.
for time to give th matter conclusive
consideration, and our opponent are
fully aware of the weight of this club
and ar using it without mercy.
Ohl that I were a sovereign with a
plenty of tenant eubjeet. Ilk. that
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The Seward Grille
Sunday .
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Have That Satisfying Effect
I to t:S0 p. m.
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11:10 to 1p.m.
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