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THE OREGON DAILY t JOURNAL,- PORTLAND, TUESDAY. EVENING, MARCH 2, 1915:'
SWEDEN, TEXAS AND
CALIFORNIA COUNTIES
'Flour Prices Are
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Notaries; in Pickle.
Over, Moser Law
oh the date the two year term ends. L
On May 22 a new law regarding; no
taries will become4 effective - which
will require, a-fee "of instead 'of ;$3.
and the term was fixed In the bill' at
four years. Instead of two. I ,
There are "about '6000 notaries 'tit'
fected. j 'i -i" m, vj. -. i . .' .
i ; Remark Was Resented. ; '
Charles- Ho wland was' fined 110 i In
the municipal court this morning for
assaulting D. Calet, an east side gro
cer, yesterday ; on' Front street when
the latter . stopped him and inquired
about a bill that Galet alleged the
Howlands had. been owing him yfor a
year. "Rowland .was driving, an auto
mobile when Galet stopped - him and
asked him. for his wife's .telephone
number.. v .j - r. ,r -' ;
5 Pruitt Is Umatilla's Warden.
Pendleton. Or.. March I 2. W. O. E,
gam warden, of Umatilla county. It's
took his office yesterday, relieving i:.
F, Averlll. T. J. Craig, thief deputy
game warden, was here to superintend
the .transfer. One of Pruitt's first
duties will be to assist In the prose
cutionof Representative J T. 11 Inkle
and Dr. II. S. OarficlJ.v-rccommenda
br Illnkle mcmbei nhin on the lew
I'ish and ima commissiot. for v,o:
lng- the same laws. ';heij. trtej iB set
for Thursday In, the Hermiston justica
court. They are accused of 'shooting
ducks after " sundown. A '. previous
trial , resulted ln a hung Jury. ;
YOUNG MAN NEEDS WORK
SECOND; ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP , GREAT CATHEDRAL
NEW-PASTOR TO
Showing: Decline
PREACH, SUN DAY
Slump of SO Cants a. Barrel In Selling
j Price , of Patent Prod.net In the
. Vortnwcst. . 1 - j ,
FJour prices are ehowing the ! first
decline since the present season start
ed,; and the news la welcome alike to
housewives and those compelled to
.purchase the short wetsrht loaves put
out by bakers. i
- There-is a general decllneof 20 bents
a parrel In the selling price of patent
flour throughout the northwest, hlle
millers here are, as yet, naming no
open, cuts In price, selling is generally
on, the lower basis. Within a day or
eo. It is expected that the lower prices
j w;ill be officially named.
The loss in' the price of flour Is due
to the record smashing of wheat val
ues throughoutthe United States le
cently. Recent losses have been the
heaviest in the history of the j local
j wheat trade.
Salem, Or.. March ' 2. Whether,-a
notary -public can continue to place
on documents the date when his com
mission expires, tinder the operation
of the Moser law, la causing some
.discussion at the capltol. The Moser
law , says all persons appointed to of
fice by the governor shall serve for
Indefinite terms, and: It is admitted
that a notary, public Is an officer.
1 The question is raised as to how a
notary public can say when his cqm
mission expires. If j he is unable ' to
sa all sorts 6t complications would
arise. -
At the governor's Office .it
stated today that appointments of no
taries for 'two year terms are still
being made. It was the understand
ing there .that the notary could-continue"
to say that his term expired
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Dedication of Swedish" Build
ing and Opening of Texas
. Structure Main, Events.
A young man, who, through a dln
tressing train of lllneas and other mis
fortunes, finds himself among strang
ers and without a cent In the world,
is seeking; a position. Anyone who
cap' supply him a position or even tem
porary, employment, may call up the
Associated Charities, Main . 7051 or
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FAIR GROUNDS THRONGED
Santa Cms, Ran Benito and Monterey
Counties Dedicate Exhibits;
Baffodils Dlrtrttrattd.' .
Pruitt, who during the session of the.,
legislature was - private secretary ' to I
Senator J. - N.. Burgess, Is the new (
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San Francisco, Cal., March 2. Sf
dcn,i .the. state-of Texas and three Call
fornla counties shared honors at the
Panama-Pacific exposition today.
Ten thousand natives of Sweden and
wier Meaiainavian countries . flocked
to the fairgrounds early in the day to
participate in the dedication of the
Kwcdlah building ln the Avenue of
Nations. .Richard Bernstcom of Stockholm,-
Sweden's commissioner to the
exposition, was chairman of fhe day
and delivered the principal address.
President Moore of the exposition com
pany and William B. Lamar, chairman
of the United States exposition com
mission, also spoke, Moore presenting
the Swedish commissioner with the of
ficial plague.
An hour after hls dedication the
handsome Texas building was formally
opened. Mrs. Reba Callaway- Hulen
was chairman of the flay and delivered
one of the chief addresses. Vic-Presi-dent
M, H. de 'Young ' presented the
Texas representatives with the official
plaque and Commissioner Lamar, Her
bert Bolton of. the University of Cali
fornia and U. A. Thomson of the tn
terstaXe commerce commission, lepre
senting the- governor of Texas, deliv
ered addresses. ;
.' The-Texas building is the direct re
sult of the efforts of the women of
Twtas. Under the Texas constitution,
the legislature could not appropriate
for participatloa in an-exposition out
side of the state, so the wenen of
Texas living in California organized
mm raised lunds- necesfary for erection
of the buildinc.
During the morning joint cerenonies-
-c.h neiu.oy representatives of Santa
Cruz, San BelAto and Monterey coun
ties dedicating their exhibits In the
California building.
Pretty girls from Santa Crua county
distributed HO.uoo daffodils to the fair
Visitors. -
RULES OF WAR
MUST gt LIVED
UP TO, SAYS U. S.
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and 'Vontraraaid '' is carefully 'avoided
in me note. '
- President AVion considers the Brit
ish note and jremier'Astiuith's state
ment Iji the house of rommons as
merely. an announcement of policy. The
mode of putting it Into effqet is still to.
ber determined. The administration
.holds that the question whether the
.belligerents "are violating their- prom
ises to each other Is of no .'concern to
the United State, but-, that when they
violate their promises to and agree
mondj! with the American government,
the United States must insist that they
Gonslder. and. maintain their obliga
tions High administration officials admit
the gravity of the situation but they
ore hopeful that", the American pro
tects will be heard. It is considered
certain that the neutral nations of
Europe will ask penrnjssion to Join the
V ni ted. States in ffealin-g with the
latest war deevlopment and that such
a united front will receive considera
tion from the belligerents.
Protest Will Be Sent.
Until Premier Asquith's moment
ous . announcement " in the house' .of
' tommoiis yesterday, the American
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ARRESTED IN PLOT TO
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a "tip" that the attempt would be
made, and several detectives were In
the cathedral when It opened for the
morning services. They declare: that
one detective, disguised as an Usher,
saw Abarno approach the hJgh altar,
slip the bomb under his rcoat and
touch a match to the fuse.'i He was
Immedattely seized and theifuse was
stamped out. Baldo, who 't- accompa
nied Abarno, is declared to have at
tempted flight but was captured out
side the church. jj j .
. After Carbone had been "taken Into
custody, the trio were given a severe
examination by the chief of detec
tives. The police have not made pub
lic ihe result of their "sweating.'
This is the second attempt to -wreck
St. Patrick's within five months. The
first was made in October. A j bomb
then exploded ln the church, but did
little damage.
JThe police later admitted that Baldo
had acted the part of a "stool pigeon,"
and had given them the tip on which
they succeeded in frustrating, the plot.
He was formerly an Italian policeman.
! Chauffeur Fined $10.
( For passing a streetcar that was
taking on passengers at Broadway and
Everett streets Sunday,, Paul .M. Per
i wak,4 a chauffeur of 788 Mississippi
avenue, who was arrested by Fatroi-
man B. L. Monish, was fined $10 in
the municipal court by Judge Steven!
son this morning. ,
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Rev. A. L. Crlm.
The membership of Central Chrls
tiani church. East Salmon and Twenti
eth streets, on Sunday, voted unani
mously to extend a caJl to Rev. A. L.
Crim of Tacoma, "VYash., to become the
pastor. '
Mr. Crim Is well and favorably
known as a minister among the dis
ciples. In Indiana, his native state,
he was - recognized as the "dauntless
reformer", chiefly ln his . fight against
the liquor traffic. He has spent most
of his time in evangelistic work and
Is especially strong in his pulpit power.
Mr. Crlm has decided to accept the
call and will be with the church next
Sunday morning, March 7. '
During the vacancy In th Central,
Rev. J. R, Johnson has very accept
ably filled the pulpit, six having been
added to the church.
DYNAMITE' STOOD PAT
Centralla, Wash., March I.-Two
employes of the MeCormlc. dumber
company are confined In 'Centralla
hospital, one with a bru' leg and
one with a broken arm. tti the result
of a handcar" Jumping th, track' on the
mill company's lo road. The car
plunged Into a gulch, carrying one of
the men and 50 pounds of dynamite
with it- . ' .
Men's Spring (Clothes
Showitig- here the- newest .fabrics,.! tailored
acxx)rdin to the fashiorisfor this Spring.
Mixtures, tartans, Glen Urquharts, over
plaids, in pleasing colors.
You've a cordial invi
tation to look them over;
priced moderately
$15 to $35
Men; Main Floor Young. Men, Second Floor
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Morri so n at F 6 urth
St. Pa&Ick's Cathedral, New York, where anarchists aro -alleged to
hasre placed a bomb in a second attempt to wreck building.
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government had maintained that It
could not, without weakening its origi
nal firm stand on the questions of
submarine warfare and' protection of
neutral -commerce, enter into further
diplomatic parleys wth any of fhe
belligerents. For that reason tio re
Joinder . had been contemplated to
Great Britain's- recent reply on this
subject.
. In view of the latest developments,
however, It Is now felt by administra
tion . officials that' this government
must voice a protest to Great Britain
to -maintain the nation's dignity, and
if possible to save . American com
merce from Interference. If the west
ern, allies 'In the JSuropean struggle
really . enforce the terms of their dras
tic embargo, practically all useful articles,-
hitherto- considered noncontra
band, will be barred -from shipment
from' the" United' States to Germany
either directly or indirectly. - Cotton,
one of - the most ' Important articles
now shipped to Germany, undoubtedly
will be barred. j J
Some state department "officials de
clare that both the allies and Ger
many are apparently taking the posi
tion that the rights of neotrals, on the
high seas must not interfere with
their plans to' visit reprisals on each
other. j
Under the rules of International law
a belligerent nation may ' proclaim a
blockade 'against an enemy and main
tain it, but It must be "air tight." It
Is pointed out by experts ( that Premier
Asquith, in his speech on the floor of
the house of commons and the identical
British and French notessubmitted to
the state department yesterday, care
fully avoided use of tbe'word "block
ade" in describing tKe form of em
bargo that was to be "adopted. .This Is
believed here to lay the whole question
open to protest. That the United Statea
will send a note to England and France
at-once, asking further information, is
now taken for granted. '
Portland's Emporium
New Silk Presses
For Spring -- $ 1 6.50
One of the first requisites for the new Spring ward
robe lis a dainty little Silk Frock for afternoon and
matinee wean We've just received many charming
models combining all the newest effects and materials.
Moderately priced. 1
OneSiftTaffeta-CoatEffect
is an unusually Rood model.
It has long chiffon sleeves
and high roll collar. Short,
flaring skirt. Very clever
-at $16.50
TwoNewMorJelsat $19.50
Of Sand Crepe de Chine
'a. beautiful model, has pret-
. ty empire girdle. ' daintily
embroidered. . The soft ma
terial lends itself admirably
to the style in which it is
developed. Moderately priced
A Crepe de Chine Frock
has full waist shirred to
yoke. The three-tier skirt
suggests the crinoline period.
In navy, brown and black.
-at $16.50
Rocky Mountain Blue
Silk poplin is the material
of a little empire frock with
'Made flaring tunic Another
is of black Crepe Meteor,
with bolero. The. full v skirt
is pleated to hip yoke. Both -
priced
Specially priced at
-at $19.50 -at $19.50
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i vi tiny Viiarming
New Waists$ 1.45
Unusual values v at this price you'll agree
when you see them. !One pretty model is of
soft figured crepe In 'sand or white, finished
with a stiff organdy collar, with the new high,
roll at back.
Several other styles in striped crepe and mar
quisette, daintily lace trimmed. ' With the new
collars, open at the throat, .flarinfc at the back.
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At $7.75 a pretty
line of Serge Dress"
in the newest models
and colors. ;
New t Spring v Suits
arriving by every . ex
press. Large assort
ments at $ 1 7 . 5 0 ,
$19.50, $23.50 and
upwards.
See the new Picca
dilly Topcoats in
tweeds and mixtures,
as low as $6.95. '
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mmM Wailer taiiiip
Grade C 1 it fol J Ifil g Siud Hsltg
This splendid stock of high-grade apparel, consisting mostly of new Spring, 1915 garments
must be disposed of in ten days, in order to allow the contractors to repair the building.
Every garment priced at less than salvage prices- Come and see: i
This sale will. be conducted under the personal supervision of both Mr. Braslield and
Mr. Porges, and we wish to impress upon the buy ipg public of Portland that methods
usually used in bankrupt and fire sales (such as running ip a lot of inferior merchandise)
will not be done at this sale. Every garment in this $ale has the label of this firm thereon.
The policy of this firm has always been of the highest standard, which will be strictly
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