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rHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 21, 1914.
FORMER MAYOR ROWE,
OREGON PIONEER AND !
RAILROAD MAN, DIES,
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Tax Case Decision
. Not Given; Today
CANCER
Jadge Cleetoa Bxpects to Jeclde 81a-
aott Case ny Middle of Wert WhI
Brief Belayed la BtaOs..
Circuit Judge Cleeton this morn-1
loir announced that it would be im
possible for him to render a decision
in the suit of Roger B. Sinnott to
restrain Tax Collector Lewis from col-
CENSUS WILL
BE TAKEN; FIRST OF
AD CLUB MAN IS
HIGHWAY BOOSTER
KIND IN THE
COUNTRY
Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow Will Be Distrlb-
From Scottish Rite Cathe
dral at 3 P. JVI, j
Ex-Mayor Henry 8. Rowe, a Portland
pioneer end railroad man., died at his
ranch on Sauries' island yesterday
morning". While his death was wholly
unexpected and a treat shock to his
numerous friends In this city, it was
' known that he had suffered In the last
year or two with heart trouble. He went
down to Ms ranch Wednesday after
noon, announcing at the time he left
his office that he proposed to take a
week's rest In the country.
The funeral wiy be held tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock from the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral, at Morrison and
Lownsdale, and will be in charge of
Portland Lodge No. 55. A. K. and A. M.
Mr. Rowe was a native of New Tork
state. He was born October 11, 1881,
and was In his 63d year. With his
father's family he came west at an
early age, and when he was 11 years
old h went to work as a telegrapher
for the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul railroad.
In 1170 he moved to Lawrence, Kan
sas, and went to work for the Santa
Fe system. He was soon made gen
eral agent of that road at Lawrence.
In 1880 he came to Oregon and ac
cepted employment with the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company. For
a time he was In the O. R. & N. steam
boat service, later entering the train
service of that company as general
superintendent of the Columbia River
line.
In 1899 he became president of the
Yakima National bank. Three years
later he organized the Albina Savings
bank and became its president. He
returned to the railroad business in
1902 as general Portland agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul line.
Two years ago he retired from the rail
way business to devote his attention
to real estate. He was elected mayor
of Portland in 1900 and served until
1902.
He Is survived by the widow and two
sons Donald, who Is in the employ of
Waddell A Harrington, and Harry, who
is in the Seattle office of the Mil
waukee railroad.
men Is before next week.
"I hope to be able to render a de
cision by the middle of the week," be
said, "but there are legal points which
reed attention. I did not secure the
brief of the state until yesterday.
through some delay in the mails.
uted Among Various Physi
cians and SurgeonSr
T"
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he decision is being eagerly awaited I . , . :
by Mr. Lewis as tax collections have I" ntrv in Jr, VL TvJr w A- orV
been slow since the suit was filed. llJfJfll
Manv taxcavers It la bettered are gon state board ot health, according to t
ndowX.Uetb.l?p?yen7ta thl wijouaoem.nt made by Dr. Calvin.
hope that the decision will permit ?'"""
them to make first payments now and or n conference of city and county
reserve the second payments until fall health officers now in session at tb
without being compelled to pay the 1 Imperial hotel.
per cent a month penalty Imposed Un- White described the proposed
der the present law. census in connection with the sym-
Mr. Lewis said that he had howsd posium on cancer which formed the
to have the decision this morning that I morning's program of the conference..
ne mtgnt nave the case laaen oeiore '"ui carua xor gainemg tne data
the supreme court at once should it will be distributed among all the phy-
be decided that the present law is not slcians-and surgeons of the state, and
constitutional. it Is hoped by, next fall to have a
Two large payments were made reasonably accurate estimate of all the
yesterday one oy tne i'acirio btates I cases of cancer prevalent In this state
reiepnone ac l eiegrapn company ror
$62,864.62, and one by th Ladd & Til
ton bank on personal property of
844,087.
Mrs. Goe Fails to
Wrest Alaska Plum
sr. Henry Waldo Ooe Again Awarded
To Check Disease.
Dr. White's cards contain spaces for
data regarding location of the disease.
family history, in an endeavor to show
the relation of heredity, habits, opera
tions, child birth among; women and
the like. The census is j to be taken
to get a check on the chronic cancer in
the state
The morning symposium on cancer
included papers on its prevalence by
Dr. R. C. Coffey, its diagnosis by Dr.
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UNCLE SAM .WILLING
TO TAKE PORTLAND
BONDS AS SECURITY
I Young Couple Kept
Marriage a oeoret
MEETING IS HELD TODAY
Tries as of Josepm Stof f er and, Sis
Brio rinally Become
Bveat Ooeorred Mata Ago.
Formal announcement was made to
day of the marriage of Miss Lucile
Schoeneck, daughter of Mrs. Kmlly
Scboeneck, and Joseph Stoffer. a young
railroad man employed in the local
A meeting of the anti-tobacco cam
paign committee was held this morn
ing in the school board offices, county
courthouse. Ll R. Alderman, chair
Apprised ren of the committee, announced that
uu iuuituaj ne wouia issue a can ror
a meeting of the central committee
of 21 which was appointed to secure
a membership of 1000 people for the
general committee.
sVt, .. i , r I railroad man emptoyea in tne local
CltV AttOmeV MeetS ReaU ire- office of the Pennsylvania system.
. , r-.i i r I The ceremony was performed, how-
mem Dy ruing Mpprovai gi
Issue,
Engineer Wins Damages.
Damages amounting to 82500 were
awarded Alfred F. Knight In his suit
ever, txactlv nn, month aira and thf
young people kept the secret intact I i ooumern rcmc Dy me
until a friend "got wise." I Jur lnal neara ins case in Judge
Mlu Schoenork and Mr. Rtoffar felt I Bean s division of the federal court
the folly of postponing an event of I yesterday. Knight was an engineer,
such Importance any longer than na as injured, according to testl-
nn-uirv mnA an th tnnk lvintri, I mony in tne case, when his enarine was
of the Katurdav half holidav. th Sun- derailed and turned over on him at the
day before Washington's birthday; and ex, just soutn oi tne city
the Mondav holidav and went -to
Information that the United States
treasury department would accept
Portland improvement bonds as seeur
ity If the Validity of their issue were
certified to by the city attorney, has Kalama, Wash., where the formalities
k.nn ..o.ivi l9tlnn hv lh rv I were cieoriTO in a moat unonn
Attorneys lill Ask-:
Procedui Change
Bias oa Toot for BaorgaaUatlea la
Btaalolpal Court i onuaiasloa Buy
Bo Appelated
Attorneys and otlrs Interested la
the municipal court iyre considering a
plan of reorganUingjhe procedure la
this court. The chafes are so many
that it has been considered advisable
to ask the city coufjcll to appoint a
speoial commission tfc study the que,
tlon and present a cojiprehenslve plan
of reorganisation. g
It U proposed to Wljuit the matter
of appeals, attendancjl of witnesses, a
parole system. ; powej of the Judge,
method of filing complaints and many
other changes long-Considered neces
sary. The question 111 be taken up
early next week. S
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officials.
In pursuance of the suggestion City
Attorney La Roche today filed with
City Auditor Barbur a certificate that
he had examined the record or pro-
tlous way.
'They spent Sunday and Monday in
Seattle and were back home Tuesday
as usual, Mr. Stoffer at his desk and
Mrs. Stoffer at the office of Porter
Brothers, railway contractors, where
ceedlngs for the Issuance and sale of I Bhe ls employed.
improvement Donas January i. "We expect to keep on this way un-
and had found that all the legal re-I tll j get my vacau0n," said Mr. Stof-
quiremenis ior me auuioruauuii uu i jer blusbingly today, "and then we
Issuance of the bonds had been com- I wlli tak weddine trin to Chicaao.
S. S. Hewitt.
GOOD ROADS DAY FOR
ALL OREGON PLANNED;
GOVERNOR CONSENTS
(Continued From Page One)
plied with.
"It is mv ODinlon.,, said he. "that
the bonds are valid and a general obli
gation Qf the city of Portland."
SITES FOR HOMK ARE VIEWED
Mayor and Commissioners Make
Trip to Trontdale.
Preliminary steps for the location of
a municipal detention home, for which
$15,000 was appropriated last January,
were taken today by Mayor Albee an.l
the city commisisoners, who made a
Where we are both almost natives.'
The young people are living in
, apartments at Glen Court, where they
will be "at home" after May 1.
Troutdale Cases
Before Grand Jury
District Attorney Byaa Xaformed That
He aai Wo Jurisdiction la Case In
volving Three Saloonkeepers'.
When District Judge Dayton yester-
" " I hould v elnrl to mt van in norannal v '" aay aiiernoon inrormea ueputy uisinct
death rate of Oregon, and that in sev- hould be lBfl 1 meet Jou.ln Personal and returned ever the Sandy road. Attn v.. ,,.. ' , '
.
Contract for Care of Alaska Insane A. C. Smith, and its distribution by Dr. confident of your interest and favor-1 trlP to Troutdale to view on the way
Despite Bid of Bx-Wlfe. ..iu D. nmw. ut. Willie s iisures rHtii tn..,j thta nian tkt I several sites mat naa Deen oirerea
I IhnVrAn thot a nrAr atr -Tl ft h in tha " .
(Warhliif ton Bureau of The Journftl.) I --k j t.
Washington, March 21. The Morn- . m,tlo nf t1 tot ,f conference to discuss further details.
ingsiae oannanum company ot run- more Uves each year tuberculosis
land. Dr. Henry Waldo coe, cnier Dr. smith's address was centered on
owner, has been awarded a five year the need of competent pathological and
contract for taking care of the Alaska surgical diagnosis in treating the dread
Insane at 27.50 per month per pat- disease. He expressed a belief that ra.
tenti dium would ultimatelv be Droved
There were three other bidders, as successful medium in the treatment" of
Will , value an early answer to this said Mayor Albee on his return at tlon over th ca,es agalnst Jonn Larl,
communication."
Community Idea Urged.
It ls expected that each community
will organize its own plan of work and
contest. So far as Portland is con
follows: Alaska Sanitarium company, cancer, but stated that for the present ernea. tne ao ciud win seek the co- sandy road, one of the suggested sites, I willing to try the cases if authority
Mill.. ann . i . -m a a 1 i . I I ftno Ta T 1 fT tT T n a A ntnm nrtl 1 A WATa I . . I
DiiKtL. i cer DRLieni Mouniainview i iiB.iknnH nii- HAiir An th irn fe I v" wv -v.., wiaii h nrtiisiaa xen a in Tia msa onrt we vfa amM v.. kiM ..4ii tnn
Sanitarium, Portland. $29 ; Dr. Viola M. efflcaCy of which has been shown. ZZ " 1 d I treated to a nice ftttle fire. Altogether but that as the crimes charged were al-
ioe, ei-wne oi ur. ti. w. uoe, m.ov.i grftaJtlnir of th nrevalne of can
noon. "We have not talked the mat- I " u
ter over since, and consequently I ealoopkeepers at Troutdale, the cases
cannot give you an idea of the result were at once brought before the grand
of our trip. We had a peculiar ex- jury. Each is charged with selling
perience. though. W hen we reached I liquor to a minor.
the place of H. C. Campbell, on the I Judge Dayton said that he would be
Charles Wakefield Oadxaaa. Princess Tetania Bedf aether.
Charles Wakefield Cadman, who will appear in: lecture-recital Mon
day evening at the Lincoln High Sc hool. Is foremost in;? the ranks ot
American composers, having gained his claim to . distinction chleriy
through his beautiful Idealizations of the primitive American Indian
music The Cadman music is in a class by itself, distinctly different in
character and with a beauty and appeal peculiarly Its owr.
Adding to the effect of the Indian songs and chants ieylll be the ap
pearance with Mr. Cadman of Princers Tslanina Redfether, a full
bloodMl Indian arlrL !
y
mercial clubs in concentrated work oh wa traveled about 40 miles."
DELINQUENTS ARE
Praised Slayer of
Oalmette; Arrested
Depaty Thalamas of Trench Parliament
Object of Complaint Beoanse He Ooa
gratulated Bbne. Caillana Publicly.
Paris, March SI. For having writ
ten a letter to Mine. Henrietta Calllaux
congratulating her on having' killed
Editor Gaston Calmette of the "Fi
garo," a complaint was preferred by
the police today against Deputy Thal
amas, of the French parliament. It
-was charged that the letter amounted to
Instigating murder.
Ex-Finance Minister Joseph Calllaux
visited his wife in prison this after
noon. Iia looked worn art if hmlr.n
With four police inspectors guarding
her. Mme. Calllaux was taken this aft
ernoon to the Palace of Justice for her
first examination. She was both
cheered and hissed as her automobile
passed through the streets. The pris
oner wore black and showed no signs
or emotion.
The board reported concerning the Cer Dr R C Coffey stated that the the 10 mile strctch between Rex and
Alaska company that it was no bettor S,",' Jit, Tigardville. in Washington county.
equipped to take care of the insane of cancer than any otner part of the This is an "orphan road " While en
than in 1909, when it was a bidder. United States, and that the death rate tlrely within the boundaries of Wash,
that freight rates are hih to Alaska r i..... lngton county, officials of that county
and the board did not consider t pos- i3 his-her in- this section of the country hve not had great Interest In Its lm- Assessment Notices.
sible to take proper care of insane than In others. I provement, because it does not lead to J Notices ot delinquency are being sent
there at $27 per capita. He could ascribe no reason for this any important centers in the county, out by City Treasurer Adams to those
The Mountalnview company admitted fact except that the extremely healthy Dut is a trunk highway connecting I who are behind In their assessment on
1
leged to have been committed in Trout
dale. it would be necessary to try the
NOTIFIED I cases in Gresham before the justice of
the peace, as the scene was in that
Citv Treasurer Adams Sends Out Jurisdiction.
Edmondson, first appeared before the
court and asked for a continuance, but
Morgan Building Directory
BROADWAY, WASHINGTON AND PARK STREETS
ents but promised to erect buildings donthn from other causes. Dr. Coffev the entire west Willamette valley. The the same By April 1 the city ls re
to accommodate the remainder. The wont into dp t All rearsLrdinir the various I Idea ls that each club will be allotted a I quired to pay the bondholders the sum
board considered It "doubtful pro- I forms of cancer and gave the results I certain portion of the road, and the or- I of $112,000 interest due on lmprove-
prlety" to rely on this assurance. Its I of observations by everal of the 1 ganization doing the most and best I ment. bonds. Of this amount Treasurer
higher bid also was a factor against 1 world's leading cancer experts as re-I work will receive as award a prize I Adams aopes to raise 7o,000 the com
it. I lated to heredity, si tuation of the can- I banner designating it as Portland's I ing week
The board reported that there wai I cer. diet and the like. I champion good roads builder. The Ad
no evidence to show that Mrs. Viola I The increased use of meat as a food I club committee win Hold rrequent I f t a p.
Coe has a place to confine and care I was cited as a possible reason for thn I meetings to consider other phases of 1 1 tO V ftl Jl OT IS ATTiftT
iur me insane; mai lis investigation i increase vi uie Disease, wuiie 1'W I ine plan.
shows a majority of stock of the I smoking was regarded by some as a I "Are you strong for good roads?". Is
Morningside Sanitarium belongs to Dr I cause of cancer of the Hp among men. I the question which the committee pro
Henry Waldo Coe; that patients have I Barely Occurs Under 30. I poses to ask generally by means of
been cared ror there on a proper basis I Cancer. Dr. Coffey pointed out, rare- I widely distributed cards.
and no harsh methods have been em- I ly occurs under 30,. while the average I "Are you good for a day's work on
ployed. I age is around 60, and people seldom I the roads; are you game?" ls another
1 ne contract ls awarded with the die from the disease who have attained I Question the committee proposes.
explicit reservation that It may be I the age of 80 or more. I Conferences will be had with railroad
cancelled after running one year If I A symposium on tuberculosis was officials in regard to special arrange
held at the afternoon session, Drs. G. I ments' for transportation of materials
C. Bellinger, Alfred Kinney and Calvin I and workers.
Gril Held Prisoner
Three Days in, Hotel
Colored Man Is naeeft Under Arrest at
Taooma, Charged with Forcible Be
strains of White CHrl.
(tToltKl Pi reined Wire.)
i aroma, nam., jviarcn Zl. Held a
prisoner in a room at the Wakefield
hotel here for three days and nights.
belle Marsden, aged 20, whose home
Is In San Francisco, was rescued early
today by Detectives Stuckaba and
Klncatd, who, at the same time ar
rested William Hlghgate, colored, on
a charge of forcibly restraining the
gin.
miss Marsaen s condition was so
various that Dr. Brobeck. county physi
cian, ordered her removed to the coun
ty hospital. The girl is evidently suf
faring from the effect of some drur
When questioned by Captain ofx Detec
tives Smith, she was unable to hold
up her head.
later said he expected his case to abide
- "o i.v,u..v.... vuu.!., n.uu....u fact except mat tne extremely neaitny i . - . nia uuiuu mon umiiuicui uu i . . .,.1ln. . th nhr two
ko v.... oi I .... ... . - ' CArtinnX mr,A Vnltnnmah mnntt, lth I Vr.nxi i A . j I " ine rulings in tne otner two.
J :"r""".:.J 7. ..uv .,i." me. coast proaucea lewer -to i," 1' " KT" e.Bl M The courtroom was crowded with
Troutdale residents, many of whom
were witnesses on either side, and they
were disappointed at the outcome The
witnesses were at once taken before the
grand Jury and a report was expected
today, but It was said that the cases
would not be completed before thi
grand jury until next week, as other
witnesses were desired. Among the
spectators was Mrs. Hilda Larsson,
mayor of Troutdale, wife of one of the'l
accused, and one of the prime movers
In the start of the investigation which
west cnarges niat xaveatocx company I led to the filing of complaints against
Pacific Company
the secretary of the interior ls con
vinced there ls an institution in Alaska
tatijiuie ui iittnuung tne contrmcx. in
contract begins to run January 16
1916.
Reclamation Fund Advances.
Washington, March 21. Joint Irri
gation committees from Ontario, Vale
and Nyssa today, through Senator
Chamberlain, memorialized congress it
ravor or legislation providing for ad
vances to reclamation fund from the
sale of United States bonds.
S. White speaking. Dr. E. A. Pierce
presided at the morning session in the
absence of Dr. W. B. Morse.
At the session of the coference held
yesterday afternoon Assistant Super
intendent of State Schools Carleton
shattered some old ideas concerning
the "early rising" habits of children;
Dr. E. P. Geary, health officer of
Multnomah county, spoke on "Ma
laria;" Dr. R. J. Pilklngton, health of
fleer of Astoria, discussed
WATER METER PLAN
IS URGED BY DETROIT,
MICHIGAN, MAYOR
(Continued From Page One)
Has Fraudulently Acquired Title to
Xisrge Area of Xtand in Barney Co.
Salem, Or., March 21. Submitting a
mass of extracts from Harney county
records and maps and various ab
stracts of certificates of sale and en
tries of deeds. Governor West
quested Attorney General Crawford to
take action at an early date to re
cover lands alleged to have been fraud
nlently acquired from the state by the
Pacific Livestock company.
It is alleged that the company has
acauired tltle by means or dummy en
trymen to about z.uoo acres or state
the three saloonmen. She maintained
that the saloonmen were Innocent of
wrongdoing, and laid the blame on men
who procured the liquor and gave It to
the boys.
Gordon Office in
Bay City Closed
W 233 233 333 333 S3 HSISS1! W "
W. G. Smith & Co.
and Visiting
CARDS
Third Floor
MILLARD C. yOLBROOK
DENTISTRY
THOMAS WYNNE IvATTS. I t D.
Dlaeaaea j Skin
Main 8519 I Suite 806-7
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Pensions Granted Oregonians.
Washington, March 21. Senator Lane
was notified today that Orson Wlllard.
of Cottage Grove, Or., has been granted
public utilities. Since then he carried i -rhool. swamp and indemnity lands
sanitary I on and won his fight for kw fares I "in addition to apparently getting
conditions- in logging camps, ana vr. i on tne street car lines. v ncn tie went I this land by fraudulent means." said
C. J. Smith, candidate for the Demo-1 Into office the fares were five cents. I o-nvemor. "the company has al-
cratic nomination for eovernor. spoke I Now tickets, seven for a quarter, can I hn block in the way of oro-
. . .. ... . .. I... v. i . - . , , . . j " " ... i concern u 10.11 uuita a nvoeu
on "Hygiene in tne iturai acnoois. i w umsm, suuu iur auy 9 in tne city i ess in Harney county, it nas pre- dJ,v ,.ndeP orders from the company's
lr. Smith Speaks. n n some aistricts eigtit tickets for vented development by preventing the headauarters In Portland. Gordon was
President of Grain Broking Company
Xast Seen In Baa rraaeisoo About
the Middle of February.
San Francisco, March 21. President
W. A. Gordon of the W. A. Gordon
company, Portland ana Ban rancisco
trrain brokers, having disappeared, the
concern's local office was closed to-
DR. HERMAN R. BIERSDORF
Physician and Surgeon
EDWARD M. SENN, D. M. D.
Dentistry
Phone Main 5948 Suite 407-8
"3T
HORACE M. PAJTON, M. D..
Physician an Surgeon.
Main 3088, iA-414 8.
wo nieorio tnr mora nnnaidaration a quarter are sold limited to transfers I arniirtinn of water.'
a pension of $24 a month from Feb- I nhn uvimr much foul1 1 only on certain lines. And the next I t th. material turned over bv the
ruary 13, 1914. h Ao. fo th- COUntrv schools by a I tco win be ownership by the city of -overnor to the attorney general for
vi ckuii ueiioiuiis Kraiueu : mary u ,r.j mrr crniniithotln tniich h. " oiiccv. i a.' ojotcui. oirwt ran i h tnn pbm IS a list or persona
Barnes, Paradise, J12; Kate Hallinaxi, tn- maintained by the county superin- road commission, consisting of three connected with the Pacific Livestock
yswego. iz; Mary j. Kiper, Lebanon, tendents and the office of state super- . .at presc
112.
last seen in Sart Francisco February
15. He was said to have left his
business affairs badly Involved.
Board Not to Accept
Site at the Price
Action of Vomer Meeting Is Practical
ly Besotnded at Session Yesterday,
Upon Suggestion of Chairman Sabin.
tendents and the office of state super- i""""""". 18 . present ne- COmranv and its land transactions,
lntendent. with the rural district direc- fll"nf, w1Ul railroad eompany wno may be wanted for witnesses.
. i avi His uiiea an invoice DiaceS
tors.
Mrs. S. Edgerton
n11 J L Tlnn 4-V here, was in a critical condition toot
UalleCL DV Uea tn as a result of tortures inflicted on hi
a 1 - M SaA aam ama
A few practical and Inexpensive aids
Ayle" -f ,a".. ! mends outright puhasTcondemna
country bcuouis iVh " tlon Proceedings or the construction of
will be a great boon to health For ex- competinjr lines wlll be ieclaedi aa
ample, who of us ordinarily appreciates then tne matter put up to a vote of the
the danger in muddy feet being brought peop,A ror end0rsement. said the
Into the school room? fiahtlnar mavor.
From the mud tracKeo in comes tne At th(l time thm rntimaii I nr.r 1 ari es
Jl... v,. nnhnnl ..nr. atmna. I . . . . uniHO 111 wu WVJ. "
uudl tun.!. i..ii u i comDanv is oneraunBr on line vkm . . ... j i. .
phere to the great detriment of the ,ts franchises have "expired under a ?h.? 18 su.r7,vea, "r"8,""
i.ti. Mn tv. ...i.. m,.. I h on.lt h of the ohlldrMi. Walks about I r- a I follows: airs. j. u. jjiuiB.,
man R. L. Sabin, who expressed the I the school yard will largely relieve be abrogated within 12 hours by either I wasningxon;
belief that the land could be obtained I this condition. nartv. I ford. Altooni
for a lower figure, the school board I "Such .aids to neaitn as tnese can do
Ballard's Condition Critical.
Carrizo Springs, Tex., March 21.
Charles Ballard, the American whom
five Mexicans kidnaped and took across
the border but who succeeded later In
escaping and returning to his home
today
m
by his captors before he got away
Mrs. Sophronia Edgerton died at her j journal Want Ads bring results.
YY
SEE THAT
Buy Glasses
From' Your
Haberdasher
he can sell 'em. Let
v Mamma cut your hair
she can do it, sure she
can. Mighty few can fit
I you with glasses properly,
and for just that you can
' depend on Thompson.
THOMPSON
OPTICAL INSTITUTE
209-210-211' Corbett Bldg.
Fifth and Morrison .
decided not to accent the offer to sell I as well maintained in the country as
for $70,000 the 25.89 acres on Division in the city and village schools. There
street between East Fifty-second and
East Fifty-fifth as a site for the pro
posed agricultural high school. In
taking this position the board prac
tically rescinded its action of Thurs
day afternoon, when by a vote of three
to one the land was ordered purchased
at the price of $70,000 or about $2700
an acre.
The board's action last night with
references to the high school site was
unanimous and came after a talk by
Chairman Sabin, who was emphatic in
the 'conclusion that $70,000 ls too much
for unplatted acreage as far out as
East Fifty-second and Division streets.
Mr. Sabin was also opposed to buying
such a large area, contending that thi
15 acre piece is ample for the purpose.
ls only needed some one to be thought
ful of the interest of the rural schools
and school children and to advise with
them."
Four Names Added
to Subscribers' List
rieven" BCoro Barnes Still Beaded to
Complete $30,000 Bond Required by
Vessel's Owners.
Eleven names are yet : to be sub
scribed to the $30,000 bond required by
the owners of the vessels chartered
for thp 'Pnrtlnnri-AlASka. tmda hv the
It also developed at the board meet- I Portland Steamship company.- Four
lng that the 16 acre piece known ns
the Tenny property can be had for
$2500 an acre or something less than
$40,000 for the tract. This price in
cludes ttreet and sewer assessments to
the amount of nearly $7000, or a little
above $200 an acre, which would re
duce the cost of the bare land to less
than $2300 an acre. In 1913 this par
cel of land was assessed at $1160 an
acre, which is just about one-half what
It will cost the board after the street
and sewer assessments are deducted.
It is understood that the board is
in no hurry to close up for a site for the
proposed agricultural high school, as
names were, added this morning
through the efforts of M. Mosessohn
of the Chamber of 'Commerce, these
being Emery Olmstead, F. H. Page. C.
C. Chapman and O. E. Heintz. Effort
Is being made to secure signatures of
100 Portland business men assuming
an individual liability of $100 for each
of the three vessels chartered.
FAIR COMMISSION MEETS
The Oregon commission; for the Panama-Pacific
exposition is holding a
il ZStJS'fcw nwi1 rhf Wltl "t noor ot the Commercial club
5 1ut.?Lby 0Wnera tnan nythlns so builainK. Rep0rt fr0m Georite H
land, special representative, in regard
Despondent Man Commits Suicide. I with the Oregon building on the ex-
Out of work, out of funds and with I position grounds occupied this morn-
bills unpaid. Robert Tufford, 187 East log's session, which wast attended by
Sixth street, yesterday gave uo the I commissioners Logan, Hawley and
struggle by taking his own life. He I lnompson.
leaves a widow and two children.
Tufford was a laborer, his last em- . Engine .Is Now Repaired
S teamster for Qlay 1 Her engines repaired and ready for
i .v . V poison m a stall I service, the gas- schooner Enterprise
of the Lyons livery stable. Union! will likely set sail for Salmon river,
avenue and East Salmon street. Tn I Riit nnr waiirwtrt viih fih
the man s pocket was found a letter morrow. Captain Herbert Casadav pur-
irrom the .Professional Credit bureau, chased the schooner recently and has
'Ln v Tufford was notified of a had her at Supple's dock overhauling
bill he owned the- Hawthorne Fuel her engines. He believes he has dls
, company, immediate luvmmt hein
asked. This bill amounted to $12.60.1 machinery and that he will have no
and was for wood the past few weeks. 1 further trouble with the boat.
Mrs. A. J. Hughes. Lum-
ford, Altoona. Canada, and Mrs. Metta
mirt,t. w. rii4--A -MfVArnv of this city, wno is empioyea
. in the off ic4 of City Attorney j-ttocn.
t v . t Mm h.aiTPrVCjn WHS uum xiauioun,
went into office I asked the company Indiana. March ".". ere she
to make some extensions and give a uvea uuui " .T " I .
i. tk- ..fn.i .v.. I moved to Kansas. j i ihuuiu.
. v. ...... .7 .cauoca. b iiiai i . , . ti . . Trj .
.1 r v-i . I h -a. am married to omuuci "5iuii
nrlncinal streets had exoired Immediately after the San Francisco
nnar-iA4-ta m a tn iJArr
"TKa f An tiro a. taaba l Am I fl.T L IM1 UB.K.6 1X1 XffVO 0"C Vxa.a.w vw wa.
t4nn M hanii to reside with her daughter, Mrs
Mch dav's ur of the streets. Th. fr. McElroy. Mrs. Edgerton had a varied
... I PTHAr! pno In life.
n v D I.CUU,. I 1- " - , . . .V,.
"After they refused to make the ex- m her younger J"l
tensions I set a day when all peo- Hved near the southern border during
pie were to board the cars and pay the war of the Rebellion and under-
.- - w.nt an the horror of border warfare.
lilies .c.i ia uuu uu uiv( c I T - . .
The manufacturers got scared She was also a pioneer of Kansas in
thinking the company might cease to the days wnen tne -1-
operate its cars, but one or my com-1 irouoiwume.
mltfsamAn "T o v-r Pmisiina vtn rpos- I
dent of the Ford Motor company, solved Officers were xirea,
this Droblem bv Dromisine to DUt 10O0I Pendleton. Or.. Marcn Zl. btelia
autos in service to carry people If the I 'Williams, squaw of the Umatilla res
cars were stopped. I ervatlon. who has probably been ar-
The brought the company to J rested and sent to Jail more than any
terms, we got a three cent fare and other person of her sex In tne sta
later seven tickets for a quarter with I will spend the next 45 days In the
universal transfer privileges; also ex-! county Jail. Tired of continually ex
tensions which are now being built, j resting her upon drunk and disorderly
Mayor Marx wlll come up for re-1 charges, the police filed a complaint
election this fall and intends to run I against her under the state vagrancy
on his record. I law. and she was sentenced to the
He does not look like a fighter. He county Jail by Justice of the Pea
is a man about 45 years of age, slight- Parkes.
ly above medium height, clean shaven
and the possessor of a pair of fine
blue eyes.
AMUSEMENTS
i
BXATS MOW BELLING
TOR IWOAOEMEWT
Iii? II Itl Hth and Morrison
a a a a-t a Main 1 and A 1122
6 HVtttiva Next Monday
Matinees Wed. and Sat.
REMTICO
Typewriter Ribbon
and
Carbon Paper
LAST LONGEST
County Commissioners Are looking for I jyfT HFJCfrf fflTg
aara vaxxacuig auimu ra woica
Pavement Not
Patented Sought
Bo Royalty Zs Required.
To find if possible a hard surface
pavement not patented which will be
satisfactory in price and composition
the county commissioners this morn
ing instructed Engineer S. C. Lancaster
to prepare specifications on all pave
ments on which no royalty ls col
lected which met with his approval.
The order was passed at the instance
of County Commissioner Holman, who
said that he hoped it would be possible
to find a satisfactory pavement at a
reasonable price for hard surfacing the
county roads. . t
Write for particulars of coupon plan.
Remington Typewriter Co.
(Incorporated)
88 BBOAOWAT. PORTXtAJTD, OS.
I
aa&BBsat
Office henra S-1S a. m. 1 9 1 ; p. am.
rhonaa Maui 3S6; A-4761.
DR. HENRY C. FIXOTT
DENTIST ;
S56 Morgan Bldg. Portland, Ore.
Bears t
Offios, Main
Mia.
XT
IS a. a.i n to p. m. Tl
1 SX3I, A-8S?I. BMldsaos,
rkonoai
East
,f4
DR. J. O. KENYON
DENTIST
loom 40$ Morgan Bld.. Waahiagtoa aad
Broadway, Vortlaad, Jpron.
JOHN WELCH DENTAL DEPOT
1
Morgan Building
to. Phono
Taker 4271
MarsaaU 1U
DR. H. NLACY
OSTEOPATHIC PHTBIClAg
AHB
iumoi.pJt
Suite Ml Morbus Building
PRICKS BOTH NIGHTS AND MATS.
Lower floor, 14 rows $2. 8 rows $1.A0;
balcony. 6 rows ll.BO. 4 at $1, at 75c;
4 at 5oc. City mall orders now. Inclose
self-addressed stamped enTelope.
-HZATBg
Mala S, A-63S0
Cos. L. Bakar. Mrr.
Last time tonight, moat tbrilllDg drsma of
eapltal and labor ever written,
"THE BRIDGE.'
Famous bridge-building scene. Genuine struc
tural steel workers, riveting machines, red
hot bolts, entire sctual operations. Even
ings, 25c, 35c. 50c, 75c; boxas, $1. Kat. Mat.
Zoc. 50c: box sests. 75c. Wed. Mst all
seats, except box, 25c. .'ext Week, starting
Tomorrow matinee, "The Ghost Breaker.
HUBERT F. LEONARD. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours 10-12; 2-5.
DR. E. WESLEY FINZER
Pyorrhea Specialist
Office Hours to 12 a. m.; 1 to B p. as.
Phone Main 700; A 1709.
757-758 Morgan Bldg.
' -I " "''av
DR. CHARLES MORELAND
DENTISTRY
-lt-M Borgaa 1., Washing We aa'
Broadway treeU.
Phone Mala 9U. f . PartUad, Or.
DR. ELOF T. HEDLUND
DR. DALLAS LOY
DENTISTS j
4 56-4 59 Morgan Bldg.
Marshall 96, A-i827.
Offioe phosss: Mala M. A-P7I1
v. w. in. .
phoaa aUia 629S.
DR. JOHN W. EMcCOLLOM
Eye, Ear, Noseband Throat
SUITE 553-557 Morgan Bldg.
gas.
1
Xsia 14M,
ZaVor 104,
Offiea Hours: 1 to 6 P.
A-4631.
Beaidanoa, SU 15th St.. V.
0-127S.
H. M. GREENE. M. D.
52 Xevgaa Bldg., Washington aad Bread
way, Portland, Or.
Honrs 0 A. M. to 5 f il. Wednsdss and
Saturdaja, S:30 A. M. it af.
DR. FRED A. ISACHER
Li
Dentrst
Mak BesUtenee.
i 110 Uorgsa bldg.
r-j
Telephones: Office
Msia 3278, A -3278.
Broad war. at a...-.
Vr r.v MARCH 16- The Hiding Duttona. se.
cletr equestrians, Rhoda a C'rampton. Pats
Dojrle. Duncan A Holt, Eula Lee's tour Surg
ing Beauties, Clsra Stevens A Company.
Popular price. Boxes and first row bal
'crny reserved. Phones. A-2226, Main 4&Jtt
CnrUIn :30. 7:15. :10.
LYRIC
Spanish djD Grille
SBAJTXSK AJTS AlaVKaT.fCAB COOZXBO
Best tVlnes, Liquors and Beers Served
411 Vi and. 413 MLorrlsom, ssax Xlta St.
VOTTBTK ABD
STABX 8ta
WEEK MARCH 16 Just to make yon -laugh
Keating A Flood present "The Military
Maids, the funniest musical comedy piay
of the century, featuring Billy Onslow and
Tommy La Rose. Tones, laughs and dances
at top speed. Tuesday and HI day sights.
chorus girls' cod teat. 1 norsoay ail
piece dinner set tor ne. races;
25c; matinee, any scat. 15c.
light. 60-
Nights, 15c.
Attractions
"otra MUTtJAX ersx.'
Vancaret Plare "The Ladr Bountiful."
"North or 53". Karbes urama of the
Hunusy to Wednesday:
l". Karbee
Canadian Wilds; "The Eugenie Bor,"
Thaahonser Comedy.
le atlaTTBgTOW lOe .
Phone Main 2589
C. R, HASKELL. D. D.
DENTIST j
801 Morgan Building
H '
Phones Mala lt; Al(f!4
DR. JACK H, YATES
DENTT
arte U Borgaa 14 W-iaaiagtea aad
Broadway, Portland. . fTrsgen.
f '
DR. WILLIAM F. HUBBARD
Suite 803-804 Morgan Bldg
Portland, Ore.
Bears:
11 U II A,
Phoa
t te i P.
141.
J Hi -
PRIGMORE & YOUNGER, Ine.
Real Estate Lo"3 Insurance
Phone Main 762a
U 8-49-60 Morgan Bldg.
s. mm mhklus
ill i
f fl ! In
THE HOUSE OP WELCOME
PARK AND ALDER fcTS,
PORTLAND, OR.
the theatre and- thooDtriff distinct.' one block
from any car ine. Rates, $1.00 peJJ day and op;
with bath, $1.50 per day and up. "1 . "
j TAKE OUR BROWN AUTO-'BUS
C' W. Cornelius, Prop. H. E. etcher, Mrtl
77 FT- "
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