THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1916.
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3RIEF INFORMATION
I
j
Romeo and
(15TH DAT Oa 1918. )
AMUSEMENTS
neiLIO Broadwaj at Tajlnr
aniiei. oj local talent. Ihurviij anu Fri
day nlatila and Saturday ma'lure.
UAKL iiroadita;, near JttvrfTiaon. Baker
Fyjtra. la ' bo bluet t.r So Mich."
lA.NlAGLS Broadway at Aidrr. Vaudei:i.
2 30, T.3o. 6;io.
IMl'KtliS br.,a7 at Star. Vaudlll.
2.30, 7 Za) and W.15 eb iisjr. l,oiiJ.u4ua
fruni O j auudar
LY K1C Fourth u.l Stari. Muaical cumCj.
Z.6U, 7.30 aud
NATIONAL I ark and Wet I'ark at Slarb.
bio lion lUture
WAJtailC V. aiiiut'.D at Park. Motion 1.1c
COLLMBlA-Mi:li"tlei;-eii' Rit.lti a and
Btark. Moiim futures u a. ui. to 11 p "J
Kui rt.M Dear AiUer. Moiivu
lU'l Hoar.9 1,
Dtjoii u.Jjj. 'lau:.-ijj. Ki-l:. tur-
cU ul Ui-iaj . j
oming I'rcntA.
il i.i-uniaa bu-
ti, di. lll"l l7, b I. lit.
i.""b.1r":i,-U"" J"U"r,r " MU""
l'r?K'jn Livlc leae I iiM-Le1 at MuUu"ixtah
bol lv Jai.urj at u ii.
iortiuU Sj. ur..e;tra cuiKri it th
lieliK, JaoAr. .
oi eiiou v 'tiuiiU.U L 'niTerslt t aluinnt murbij
hri' r ocitiou cuuveulWu. imiial bil
let. J. i,u ii- 2a.
Wf tv V tiiD leau mets at CtutraJ
Ut-riirj J m.Uatrj tj. 8 p. lu.
urtfcon tmi4f Uwucra' woTentloo at tb
Aii.m y. j fiuUaijf 2.S,
l'rvrtrsiTe buniuea MD'a cluh luiirheou,
Jaii'.Bi iv, a i Muuriuab ;e;, at inu.
KutUrr A reuinon i-'tbriiiir i.
I.utln-run I.-uuieu MliatuJiy coovt-ntloa.
FvbrLnrjr 13-10.
Today's 1'orecast.
Port!anl ai.il Ti- tnitj I niiii. t anJ .Suudij
fair, run i In -cil cM, raj:e. ,y w :;iU.
Offn - 1 t.iiignt and S-m ia; n'-i.fllly fair
ULiieJ ci'l. u.rn--eri'
W aslil;ifc,tjn- - 1 righr ami Mjnay f n-ra!v
fair, ountni M'tl i M, nr?t.ejt t- east ii.ua
rcat hlug 4: f'-rt e i.r the raa.
! rid hi l'u.i:Kt a J fcuisUajr g-, uera!! fair.
Weather Conditions.
Tt.e a: Oc-j-t Lri r?.rc ti ii.ues hlRh t
tf tiif? K-k M.-ui.taiiiJ. an-) -it i UiTf aliig
ov-r u.'t t jh I'j.-i f :.'-. It?' iiiid t .'u
ha .tirre,i In tl.? t'at!f., Laln ui.ti nTtb
err lt kj MUi.:.il;i ita!, S--ui !akola.
Spbraka Mrid vfcf-ti-ru '-rk. TLe wa:hr
In r-'l.Jer !n nrtbtrrn Npt U mii.1 tTtIif Mt
nr:l to AtlxTia; aln on t:, ii-t'Ij Atla:.'l'r
i-dr. hl. It Is warmer i.farl) n'l utuer
e ticj ' C Tlie r.j-i:'ry. "1 e iii -rnt urea . n-
!i:iit i- mi iilei a!-; t t- mv puriiial in orgri'ii.
U Bh!,ft;j;'..:i, itir:hTQ tLr iurth-ru
Kih'hv ! '(lat a i:s I'riiirn I'laSn
a bil .Nort h At 1 a i . 1 . c a.a A 1: --t .a aud aoulh
ere S.ka!'Lt:w. an.
ii;.- ti.tiii a 1 1 -ua ar fr c-i'Pr'r
rJV t itm ti - i'i wf-,i : h-r iri r 1 : T r :rt t.
and in.'.3T. f . -t i . i ; L -rri orr-gwt-
; t-re ss!i!. t; -x,i'tt'l.
Sfr ' L .'. t t- fa 1 w 1 11 will '-"M i :nir. rei a
lua; i;? Tr-t hear th U :.j:t.n f;it.
XHLOlMtKt: 1- liRAKE.
AI-)la:.t l-'orecaster.
Observations.
1 v-nniera ! ur.
I
I
STATIONS
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Wiud Tel.-citl ef l.i. thai, lo i an l."ur
ail amouiila of pre-itita!i..ii r ti.ar
ot an inch are D.jt iubUi;ei Lor n.
Af-.iT3u" D rei,sjrt of tri villus Cnj.
TOWN TOPICS
Wtatera Edition Haxt Month. Port
land people who hao been waitir.g
eagerly for their 1S16 World Almanac
to learn the latest about the tiownel
heads of Europe, the sun and stars for
th- pres. ni year, or athletic record.!
for th past will have to wait until
about February 10 before th wui 1;
will be on sale in this city. For tlu
Pacific coast states a special edition is)
printed, according to announcement by
me distritiuters, and this edition will ,
not reach here until next month. Re
views of the World Almanac which
havn appeared in the local press have '
been based on the .astern edition
which is now beina distributed in the
V.
WoodUwn Orange to Meet. Wood-
lawn grange 350, P. of 11., will hoid 1
their regular mnntv-iv . .!.. I
In Green s hall, Woodlawn. A program 1
... - - - - ...... i , . . jjiograni!
has been arranged for the evening by .
Mrs. Sarah A. Hyatt, lecturer. It fol-
lows: Piano solo. .Miss Ellen t'ullen
"Important Events of the l'ast year,"
Frank Peters; vocal solo, Florenje
Bisknell; reading, lr. W. E. Siater,
piano aolo, Murla Mat ska. The meet
ing will be open to the public free of
charge at 9 o'clock.
Would Connect Streeta. At a meet
lng of the Albina business Men's i-liitj
yesterday George Hair, T. E. Adam?
H M talef and X. .' M.r. .
" i " '-
pointed on a committee to ascertain
the amount of money remaining in the
f.t' will pay you to attend the
FIRST H. L
Sunday evening- and hear tha
third in the
NewYearSeries
of sermons by the paator,
DrJrankLLOVZLAND
SUBJECT!
"THE CRYSTAL PITCHER"
Coma early. AU teats free.
7:30 P. af. Sharp I
(Publicity Committee.)
CHURCH
Interstate bridge bond Issue thAt mlnht
re available to build a proposed Joint
approach to the Interstate bridge. A
plan Is on foot whereby a Joint ap
proach connecting two streets, an.
louvtr avenue and Williams avenu,
with the bridge will be built- Should
the proposition be put through It
would be necessary to erect a viaduct
ever the main line of the O-W. R Jt
N" ,on Vancouver avenue, as well as a
fill on Vancouver avenue to the Union
avenue approach.
Will Show Kofla- Pictures. Mov-
inje pictures of ;w.M anirnal.and bird
Ute, will b- shown by William L. Kln-
1 y; state biologist, in a series of lec
tures he will give In eastern Oregon
towns He will be at Bend Monday.
January 17; at I'rinville Tuesday; at
I'.edmond Wednesday, and at The
lulled Th-irsday. lie also cxp-cts to
i"'w Pb-tures and give his lec-
ture at I'onali.a and Tillamook, aril
other wea.trn Oregon towns but trie
been flx.d. On th6
pictures before lUe Portland Anglers
Club1.
TO Lectors on Socialism Mm O. H.
ixjckwooiI. oi Ka.aii.aZMO, ..Il:h, win
VI ,h- ""V 1 '
noon at Turn hall -at Socialists vn-
r.our.ce that th.s will be the first or a
s.-rits of lecl iris M be del.vered in
Otegon by Socialist .speakers, and is a
lnrt of tr.e Suv.aasts' i residential cam
pa. gn. Tiie e "ii.J lecture, lt Is an
i.out.cxl, will I.e de.ivered by I. K.
KHilerfleld, ;-tate se"ri ry ar.d na
tional committeeman of the Socialist
I'jfly of aaiilnylon, in
mont.'.s.
HIlflllL L U
Campaign Za Indorsed. The Voi:n?
WomiTi's 'hristian Asso'-iatlon has re-(-Ived
the indorsement of the l'ortland
' 'i.an. t'c-r of Commen-e In Its campaign
for the fmalniTig J'jUOO over aid ahov
IIm years ( urn .ig s, rtie total budKet
being Jt.OU'). The solicitation for
r T. t v i.... t ,,t thr-A
cuius kccii h'miii,
days and in that time Jilol has be-n
s-ared. Whin tl. campaign startc 1
! wr.s expected tr.at lt wou.d las', for
10 days. However, it is now thought
the work will be completed in a mu.h
shorter time.
Japanas Prints Shown. The r.ew
exhibition at i. e Portland Art museum
conrists of atout .' Japanesa prints,
together with a few Japanese em
broideries and textiles. Tne prints in
lude som
of the largest pizj Singh
figures ar.d long, d-.-corative ane.s.
. .... . ..
The Bat :. elder tiles and Ilurop. an
textiles a. si. 11 on exhibition. The
regn.ai lcuis of the niusum are:
Week da. L to 5 o'clock; t-'iy-. !"J s. -to
f; fr.-c the afternoons of Sunday,
Tuesday. Ti.--:sda , k riday and Satur
day. 8treet Sti-wn With Cakes Three
dojen cakes were spilled over the street
wi.en a:i i:. hound Rosa city park car
fctru- k a W'.ieeu bakery auto true a.
driven by Pay Ault. of 11J laat
Twe".ty-'otirth etreet North, at lvast
S-.xth and P.urr.side streets about b.:iO
l..st night. The automobile wis badly
(i .maed, ore wheel, the steering gear
and the springs of the machine being
broken.
Entartalmnenta Are Planned. Social
programs will be provided In connec
tion with the regular meetings to be
nem in me i-iuie oy me v. o .s, .
?tite society. This was decided upon
at tiie regular meeting he.d last nlffht
H-'-ntral library. Two committees
were appointed, one to take charge of
the arrangements lor these gather-
lna and another to draw up a new
constitution and by-laws.
"
Tlrat lecture of Series. "Industrial
rnloiiisn." was the subject of an
oress by Jane s P. Thompson beforo
the lntereollegiate Soc.allst society lri
rocim II. ."ei.tral library, last night. It
v.ji t iiist of a series of addresses
oi. "Mo.i.-i n Serial Movements, Their
11 story and Aims." About 10u at-t-
uded last n.glib
Flatfonos for tha Police. Pymps
hti:ng a irh the traffic policemen he
saw stamping oiound in the snow try
,ng 1-1 keep their feet warm. John P.
Pi. .genial. n, esttrday presented to tiie
n.en stat.oned at Fifth and Morrison
street and at Proadway and Wash
ington stree'. platforms eight inches
high, mavlo ot cork.
Picture Sermon- Dr. P.oyd will
pre--h on t:.e "lo .Natures or .Man
Sunday evening, 16th. at 7:30. A copy
of G-orge Grey Barnard's work Mil
be gi'-en lo ev. ryone present. In the
!.tv."iv.i,i .--n lnire to America."
moarn.ng tne I'lHiur win vi ev .. ....
.. I UO ........ . r ...
Prest.yteriitn tl'.urcll. 'lweutn ar.d Ai-
dec stree-.s. (Adv.)
Hotal Employee Will Wad. MWs
Ol.ve Sawyer and W. 15. Welch, both
connect-d with the staffs of local ho
tels will be married tonight at the
ii0nie of Miss Sawyer. S64 Corbett
street by lr Frank 1-oveland. pastor
cf t)9 First M. E. church. They will
make their home temporarily at the
' .urtonU.
'
-rr Moaeeaohn to lecture, "What
r Literature Gives to Humanity" la thj
K1,hwt nf a free lecture to De given
by Dr. N. Mosessohn, editor of tho team. The loss was llboo. part.allv in
Jewish Tribune, before the Jewish suied.
Literary society, on bunaay. January
jg at 8
P. m., at me ."veignDoruooj. i
tjec0nd and Wood streets.
Taylor Btreet M B. Church The
locked-out members of this church will
hold their usual outdoor service to-
nsPT-nu.- at 10:13 a. in. in front of,
their barred and bolted doors at Third
. i . i -
and Taylor streets. The preacher wu
be Rev. Guy Fitch Phelps, noted evan
.i.c
gellst and author.
(Adv.)
President William T. Torter, of Reed
college, will speak on "Safety Firat.
the Slogan of a Timid Neutrality."
Sunday evening. January 16 at 7:4j
hS.v and V.mhULUeU'pubHc U
respectfully invited.
(Adv.;
Xj'Ren Meeting" Postponed. The
rnet-tine of ttie Oregon Single 1 ax s-
,-l HKrarv t.lnlchl
social or. at the n. .
at which N . - l Ren was to nav e
i 1 r ii the speaker, has been postponed.
lowing to Mr. l Ren s aoaence "uui
' the city.
Transportation Clnb to Entertain.
The Portland Transportation club will
hold an anniversary smoker Mondav
J k LIT a T'l h.J VL, ,
immah hotel A nrocram has Deen ar-
. . . , . . e I .. . v. . vt , 1 .
ranged and door prizes are to be of
fered.
"The Brink" a four act Mutual Mas-'
ter picture, a sensational romance "of
the upper ten and lower five."" presented
by an all-star cast to be seen Sunday
and Monday. January IS and 17 at the
New Urand theatre. Admission 6c Ad.
Evangelist Will Preach Guy Fitch
. Phelps, an evangelist, will preach to- 1
morrow at 10:15 a. m. In the street in ,
' front of the old Taylor street church
at Third and Taylor streets.
Save SO Per Cant on housefnmlKh.
1 lngs. I sell direct from Jobber. Tabor
434 S and I will explain. (Adv.)
' ventor of a metal wardrobe for which
Short Story Class Tonight- The I sanitary advantages are otaimed and
class in short story writing conducted j which also can b enlarged by attach
by Mrs. Mahal Holmes Parson 0f tha t lng additional units.
MORTALITY RATE FOR
INFANTS KEPT DOWN
BY PURITY OF MILK
JhiS IS Statement Of D fi
Mack, Chief of Milk Divi-j
sion Health Bureau,
MANY DAIRIES INSPECTED
. .
Portland la Consuming' About 30,000
Gallons of Milk Each Say, Says
tb Annual Bsport.
I'ortiand's rrulk si-nlv and that
alone l8 responsible for the low infant;
mortality ,ate in th;, city, according j
io ir. i.
Mack, chief of the mill;
division of the local health bureau, in
his annual report Just compiled.
"The statement made that a reduc
tion of percentage of Infant mortality
was due to good water supply anJ cll-
irntir lu far, . nl .. . i '
.. .v.. . iu no itiBuii i.a (
B...i i.i. met any inuugiii. ne i
. t.f ......
Ba. i ciaim mat it is due to our
milk supply and that alone. As the
milk supply has Improved it Is a sigiil
thant fact that the Infant mortality
ha . been reduced each year.''
Dr. .Mack gives a table showing th
number of deaths uf Infants un.ler one 1
ear to every tr.ou'.and births since
1C'., in an effort to show that with
me lmnrovm - nf t .i. nuiLr a.,....!., c
" CC'J '"u
death rata biiiic i- itif;.i,tu l . .. .i- '
creased.
Death Rata Compered.
The table follows,:
Pate Ter
lOuu Llirtha.
:i 4
9:'.. 4
M 2
7S 4
74 1
Col
Tear. No. reaths.
js
i'io 3:
.
1 -j 1 3 zlti 74 1
1 1 4 !!; . .jA
'
t: " OI u"Jln5!l
i " u 1 1 noea h no en terms amor. i n-
fants under two years of anj since
llJUi;
P.af Ter
tear. No. Heaths 10'ju Ptrt us
1 ir 100 ;i . ,;
11 111 73 Z ."
1 1 1 f. 7 1 ;,
i:m: cs
7 7
' 1 4 1 .', 3
1915 14 ! 3 4
"And still we have the same Pull
Run water and climate we ha.! manv
years ago." avers Ir. Mack iel'cn.1.
to the above tabulations.
20,000 Gallons Used Dally.
"Portland Is consuming about Ii.ooo
gai.ons ,f milk daily.'' he continues. I
Approximately two-thirds of this is
delivered by tiie retailer in bottles to
the homes and the remamlnrr one-third
is solci at wholesale In cans. More
than bj per er.t of the milk consumed
In the city Is produced within a radius
of la miles of the cltv limits and
reaches lunsumers comparatively
fresh About ,2900po is )(j by the
consumrrs of rn.;k ,,er yea-"
During in IT. t-.e milk division tested
:64 da, . lur tuberculosis and
, 43i- animais pame (vertSp ac.
,lng , u ) f ( ,he
I tlme lj3& dalrb-s and 123 creameries
tfiT't - 1 ml I If il.r,.ia n r-.. I ,i .t...i .l .
sccretl There 'were 4SG1 samples of
milk and irt-ain tested and of this
number only eight-tenths
were below the standard.
per cent
Yoncalla School Is
Destroyed, by Fire
Brick Building' Was put TTp Two Tears
Ag-o at Coat of $20,000; Blaze Started
From Furnace.
Yoncalla, r . Jan. 15. Fire here
last night destroyed the public and
high school brick building, erected
two years nco at a cu.t ol 120.000. The
buiblang was inurel for 114.000. Very
little was saved from the building. Tee
fir evidently started from the fui-
aace. There will bo no school next
if-, nor until another building is
piepart u ior si-r.nni puri.ses.
Tils .a ii.J rift,, fir.. 'iki.
...o ... ....... v...
within the
list year.
I'niversity of Oregon faculty will
meet In ro-m A of t.ic library at ..!:
oc.ock tonight.
Pamlly X.oaey Dwelling While Mrs.
William bell, of t 7 1 ti Eighty-fourth
stieet Southeast, ileanej her side
walks of snow yesterday afternoon,
n. lghbore discovered the house on lire.
They assisted in carrying ol tne tar-
nishiiigs, but the dwelling was a total
loss. Firemen from Engine 31 started
for the scene, but driits stalled the
xo Ton Want a Treat? Well, hear
Mrs. G. H. Iyockwood of Michigan at
Turn ball. Sunday. 2;30. under aus-
pice8 jjra.,lcll i Subject, " Socialism
the Hope of the World.
Free. Every
(Adv.) body welcome,
Police Captain IU Captain of Police
John T . Moore is again on the sick list.
He was off two weeks last summer in
the hospital, suffering from pneumonia,
and Is again threatened wlta it. He
went borne ill Thursday.
Columbia Bivar Highway Stage leaves
Bridal Veil 7:30 a. m., St. Charles hotel,
J. '.JAr
special trip, leaves bridal
Veil 6:30
p. m., Tortland, 11:30 p. in.
(Adv.)
Ir. Morriaon'a second le.-ture o-i
' inifiioii .,v vn.v, inc Jenj;io!l a II.
' Health Series, Sunday night, S, In Tn i-
. church, lath and Everett (Adv
;
riinstisn bclence, the Religion and
Steamer Jesse Harklns for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally,
except Sunday. Leaves Washington
Street dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
Ests Ton Tried the delicious new
M Buns? They are a Haynes prod
..
uct and making a big hit.
ask your
tAdv.
grocer.
Order a Dosan Karnes' Dixie Buna,
Wholesome and delicious, b cents buys
whole doxen. Your grocer has
tnem. (Atlvj
I 'or Sleighs and Cntters, call Tabor
,74. (Adv.)
Smoke Lncky Tips. Always good. Ad.
More Cold Due.
But poodle who .ciler their fnl from dealer
adTertlalog tn t.vlaj'a claMified aecti.ni wrm't
feci sera weather. (AJ.
A San Francisco woman Is the ln-
Mineral Leasing Bill
Provides for Relief
Oil Operators Who X,ort Xaads With- ;
draws by Taft Will ecnra Sstlifac
tcry Leasing- Conditions From Hons, i
Washina-ton, Jan. 15. L". P.) That j
the house will grant relief to CallTornla
an! Wyoming oil operators who were
dlwiHMisessed by au order withdrawing
Howard Taft'nre' silent. Keernedcer-
tain today
In committee of the whole, the house
t adopted provisions of the mineral leas
i I::,- bill, which w ill grant leasing rights
to opcratorf m
:t two states
pr isior.s woulil giai.t 1.0 patnt, but
rrJ;;;!;1:1
said to he sa tisfai toi y to them.
If the pr" isloivs are Incorporated i'i
the bill claimants must surrend.r thel:
lands to t!
K err.mer.t and then the
; secretary of ti.e inttnor will grant th:
leasli; ps.
0-W. R. & N. ROAD
SHORTENS DISTANCE
TO OLYMPIA, WASH.
( "or t !n in J I'rorn I'.irre One)
the big waning room during the pio?-
of a prog: am that occupied the
tern ofl
or Inspected the ail-steel
ir.in
absolutely new and equipped
with eery modern feature, on the j
track outside.
When the I'nrtlarni delegation ar
iived ut I'laiiiliirs I'ralri.;, where the
lew.;,- tim-t.t'l H. &. S. lire-
b-.lici.cs olf fioni t.':c main Portland-.-"cattle
lino of lli.j N'-rlherri Pacific,
I was met by a
until of Olympiad1-
c!ie--rln:
Joshlm;
who had coma
.... . ... t
-l-ll i l
1 out the glad hand.
.-iMleites -in.l Ticnnrinn h-innene.l
aiong also, wuh son e hv. l" XZZn-
latives fn tn Puvallup and Sumner,
Aberdeen, i .-ntialia and (J).e!;alls sent
re-,, esenialiv . a to help the capital
cil'izuis celebrate.
.,, ,,., K , .,, ,r,i e,,
. 1 .v, '-, ;t . , .1 ?, 1
....v,. . .v,. v.,- vo uijiu-
irla, reaching ti.re at 1 o'clock. Every
jbody was clamoring for "eats,' but the
d mpla (. '1. amber of Commerce folk
warned tt-.e lsltorp against going out
the cold. Instead, they were herded
Into ti e big t:tw freight shed, where
I and Fleaming coffee. Orchestra poiyed
auring tlie repast.
The formal program fvdlo-wed Boon
tis appetites weie sated.
John M. Van. o was chairman, and
Mayor lirorge A. Motinunn delivered
ti.e lui'h i ss of wel-oir.e.
TI..- iii.iyor miJ that the advent of
a sc on 1 railroad Into Olympla should
mean a revival of Industrial dev
il ent and a moie stable economic
justiiienl i
'.'Wtnor Mrnest P. Lister's address,
was an appeal to struggle free from i
depend-n e i;; on outN.de Industries
! a'"' 0-v"' lnd-;tri. that the
state I.
hot dtperulenl upon lumber
eklone.
John M. 'Ilson discussed OlvmnLa's
Industrie, and resource.
Frank V. Poblnson, traffic manager
of the O-W. P.. ,v N , nponded to the
wel.ome of Olympla with a brief ad-
in-ss, in which he said the railroad Is
not entirely philanthropic in building
Into Ovimpla, but las reason to ex-
pe-t that the people will re-Tond by
supporting the line.
Arthur C Spencer, general attorney
of the road. g:ie an Inspiring talk on
the place of the railroad of today In
the oliilcal and Industrial fabric of
the nation, urging a better understand-
lne snd a fair business procedure
which will aliow the railways to serve
the. people without opprtssin or being
ot. blessed
Competition Wall Tajren.
George T. Iteld of Tacoma, assistant
to the president of the Northern Pa
cific railroad, was called on next. He
corned' a competing railroad Into
olympla, but said If a competing line
had to come. he. was glad lt was the
O.-W. R. X. anil the I'nlon Pacific
system, because, of the high character
of its officers.
Then were called upon represents
the, of u',1 the cities and towns who
had come to help Olvrnpla ceielrrate.
K M Irvine of Portland made the re
spouse for Oregon, de- larinr that Ore -
g.-n has no f-t aie line when It cornea to
frier.dlv feeling for sister states, and
Iftnrefanl the hoi that Oregon and
IUasl,!inrt!i miiii.t unite into a creater
-
n 1 1 r 1 1 1 w est
other speakers were H. A. Chadwlck !
of Seattle. V. 11 Hubbard of Centralia. ,
O. P.. Osborne of Puyaiiup. It. I! White!
.of Sumr.fr. Frank C Owings of Olym
.a and Addison P.ennett of Portland.
Excursionists Are Hamad.
The following Portland people went
on the excursion:
R. M. Irvim . Fleischnrr, Mayer &
( 'o .. J. P. Rasmusseii, Rasmussen &
Co.; Frank H. Page, M . I.. Kline & Co.;
E. C. Ward. Marshall-Wella Hardware
company; E. 1. Neustadter. Neustadter
brothers; Carl Schallinger, Hazelwood
company; A. H. Moody. General Elec
tric comjiany; A. C. Reese and wile.
Evening Ttlorrram; Addison bennett,
oregonian; C T. Hodg' Journal; J.
W. brewer, Chamber of Con.merce.
These Portland officials of the O-W.
R. & N. were present: James Cope
land, freight claim agent; C. H. Dex
ter, general agent, l'ortland; S. b.
Phillips, engineering department; H.
I-'.. Uiunslicrry, general freight agent,
r W. Robinson, traffic manager; Wil
liam .McMurray. general passenger"
agent; G. W. Saul, purchasing agent;
E. S. Smith, assistant agriculturist;
F, E. Lewis, superint ndent of dining
ars, Ur..on Pacific system; A. C.
Spencer, general attorney; A. C. Mar
tin, assistant gt neral passenger agent,
J. II. Regal, general baggage agent.
Capt. Thos. Bulger
Is Seriously 111
Suffering from the grip. Captain
Thomas .1. Bu'gcr. veteran hip build
er. Is in a serious condition. Captain
Bulger is f S years of Hge a'nd has
been a resident of l'ortland for 67
years.
Steamer Notice.
Account lie i'iiuiiiik in me v oiunioia
river, .-W. Ft. N. Co st.-amer Har-
vti yiifi-n." in Astoria erviee. has
been temporarily withdrawn, iervlcti
will be resumed as soon as weather
permits. .Adv.
There are plenty ' respons whv you
should I'HrxiSK AN I'MiHIUVOOl)
MIKN Vol" HUNT A TVPKWKITKl!.
The be:-t reason Is its ptreiit simplicity,
tihich makes It essy to learn and oper
ate. It is advocated by the arreatest
typists of the world, used by the larg
est corporations, and holds all Interna
tional records for sr.eed and aocura. v.
Iooal office y 6th St.. l'ortland. (Adv.)
. HAIRBAWAM
A Villat f.refrmlloa of merit.
, tieiria ui eraavcmia ataffna.
Far Reateeins Color and
Beauty to Gray or Faded Hair,
Mo. and 11 "eat nrarraa
.iVik-i
ROSE CITY LODGE INSTALLS
Lft to rifit Ir. Mae K. Ilerner,
Hose rity chapter, No. SO. Ordor
Ea-stern Htar, la one cf the large lodges
of the order in the ttiti
It watf
founded in with 113 numbers
,., o
f the mOSt frOHi,"ent MuS""-S a" '
Eastern Star grand officers. '1 h o firs;
Pfand patron Is a member of K-se
'--'ty chapter. Hobrt A. Miller; ot her
past grand patrons are flvde K :u:.-
and O W'. Stapletnn. Mrs 1 e.la Hous-
ton 1 a past grand matron.
T-Vi a eiic-.T,o- ffir. vi.. re I net n 1 e.1
SAFETY IN HANDLING
FREIGHT TO BE STUDY
OF RAILROAD FORCES
General Freight Agent Ex
plains to Class How Sav
ing May Be Effected.
Safety and efficiency In the handling
of freight from warehouse to final
detrtlnatlon have become tfie objects
of a new rHmpa'gn Just launched by
the O-W. R. & N. and which will ln-
elude every employe of the freight de-
la.rtment all over the system,
Harvey X Iunsbury, genera'
freight agent, conducted a "clast," in
freight handling meth.ida at the local
freight house this week. He lectured
to agents from many large stations
along the line who had Assembled to
learn of the campaign. These agents
were Instructed to hold meeting,, of
tnftir own freight handling forc-s.
... , , , .....
, r- Lounsbury exp.alned that the
f,pFht damage claims paid annually
ll,v American railroads are In recess
or )j j,uuo,uuvi. aiost oi tn.ii uanuiKo
Is due. he said, to careless haiidllng.
either In loading or In Improper pack
lug In the cars. The campaign Is to be
carried further tlLan the truckers, also.
811(1 'irs will be urged to use care
In starting and stopping trains, to
avoid Jerks and Jolts, which might
cause fragile freight to breivk.
I After the meeting Mr. ioursbury
; entertained the freight agent?; at
luncheon. Those pre-s;nt were: V. 1.
"-'ill. Huntington. " i. u. j ougn-riy.
: J'-ak.,r; J. Keeney. La Grande, T. F.
o'P-rien. Pendleton: I . A. Protighal.
; ''-a Walla; Harry Temple. North
! Yakima; J. Mayo. Spokane; (i. F
' Bans. Alblna; J. H. Clover, Portland;
' F- Robinson, traffic manager; C. 1 1.
; rexter. general agent. Portland; James
;cope.anu, lltmiil eiaiin ateni,
,...1.' ,..11,1 l.lr. o,.un.
Wuxl. chief spechU agent; C. H.
P-oweder, assistant general agent, arid
A. G. Hittlg. secretary of sifety f.rst
committee.
Jail Sentences Were
Given to Defendants
Statement Made That Conway fc
BJ.cb.a-t Were Bent to Mc Hall Island
In Oregon Inland Case Incorrect.
In The Journal of Thursilay, January
13, appeared a news story relative to
tho opening of the trial in federal
court of H H. Rlddell, secretary of the
defunct Oregon Inland Development
company, a real estate concern, the
charge being that of using the mails to
del rand.
The story said that Riddell was
charged with being involved in "trans
actions for which J. T. Conway and
Frank Richet. genera manager and
president of the company, were sent to
the federal penitentiary ut McNeil
Island."
The Journal was in error to the ex
tent that Conway and Richet did not
go to McNeil island. They were lound
guilty of a mall-fraud vliarge. Richet
was given county Jail sentence and a
fine. Conway was sentenced t serve
three months in Jail, but n petition of
a large number of Portland people was
pardoned by Preslden t AYl!on before
the expiration of his se-nce.
fttlCI
ELL-NS
Absolutely F jmoves
! Indigestion. 0i ipackage
. i mj ,
, DrOVeS lt 25C at all ClrUgglStS.
i , -
fldl Superior Serrice
Ar t Beat Quality
l nOWtt for Setiafaetory Prices
30 Years Wholesaling Reliable
Plambins and Heating Sup
plies In Portland.
A7. L. KLINE
S4-S6-87-89 FRONT STREET
Ask Your Dealer for Our Faultiees
Plumbing Material Wkici)
: Seves in Up-Keep
B
t A at
matron;
IIllIIus, patron.
, on .Tanuary 7. by f'lv.le Evnns, p. g. m.
ciing g. m. , .Mis. Mary l.lllii'Iicin,
at U."K 1 ':tI'' ' 'Ml la J- ".
"l orBV .
.Mrs. .Mae LX 1 1 erner,. worthy matron; parole petition go to the governor.
I- V. HilliuB, Worthy patron; Mrs. Lulu instead of the court.
A, Macrtim. A. .1.; Mrs Sarah H. W'. 1 1 Chapm chtalned farole from
j Ouerin. secretary; Mrs. I'arnie Horg.iti, Governor W est. Th.s escape from the
I t reisurer ; Mis Aiim Harvey. C; Mis j petdtentlary was pained at the. consent
j Pi. " I e J. liutrin. A. ..; Mrs. M. Bally of the district attorney afti-r "hnpm
i haplal ; Mrs. Marie II. Foster, M. lhad promised to repay to Mrs. William
I Mrs UJlse 'ordy. organic; Mrs. Rv.se!.; race jjiyg of the $00J she hud lust
1 1 is ho t . W Peter Horv.m S
VISTA HOUSE GIFTS
RAPIDLY PILING UP;
TOTAL PASSES $1000
Proposition for Memorial for
Pioneers at Crown Point
Being Well Received.
Members of the Vista Houx asso
ciation are pleased with the rKtonso
by automobile-ownea-s of .Multnomah
county to their appeal for i each to
aid In the construction of the Vlrta
House memorial, observatory and iub
l.c comfort nation on Crown point,
the great viewpoint of the Colum
bia river highway. The toul received
Is 11 11'iS.I,'). The following sub-sr-rlptlons
w ere reported yesturday and
today :
Fledges Are Listed.
F'leilpei prrvliiuiiy a kn'wleileed, 11 VI. Ad-diti.-.ial
plulne. of I.-, raco: Leril alrhall, II.
.rorilon. John A Ilaroon. ('. V. J.nea. II.
I. t'lnrke. J..bn M. Ma:in. Iee V I.ai-ejr. Burr
W. Klrhnrii. A J Male. K. A. Kllpil. Onge
A. MnrMiall. William Mm. ... I.. Stiexr.-r.
Mr' A. J. l inn.., II. ft. I.ulme.v, John C. ICmH.
I- llojer A. I o.. 1 e. II. Hiin.-r. Ili.lKTt Mc
1'ourt, 1'rtli.nJ Kiiriilture Vannfatiirlna; IV..
J. II. ! ikih 1 m. Mr. Kred T. Merrill, SteplieD
I'olllui. V. I . i.nrlK-. J. V. Uikt. Ixlwln J.
llnll. L. It. BiiIIit Co., K. J. ..raha, Illrim
'lll.ler. J. O. fllllen. W. K. (igi'eD. H. J
M'rrlaon. A rt-Tteln C. A. Ru.-kleT (Uraaa
Villi'v). J. T w i;i, i. w. Wiii-liell. W. I.
Siiu.'k. Geo. F. B.lnian, N. C. ..ri-iforj. i.
I'. Iiunnlivg. K. J trllie, Maraliall-WellK
lian1vTiir .., M. M. Hliigler. taat Side Mill
A I.umtx-r i u., V. E. lvarm. i. I ITen--irt
i.hj V. I"a;t.t, E '. J..luon. Uj Kller.
t'. T t.. 4 . ,., II. II. Ji.ii.-a. V. 1.. Knliht,
VS. ii. Kur L.n. II. V. lUtiniba. Total U'i.
Ouh Donations Keocived.
Cash: Previoulr arknuwleilred 1 107 60 New
i-at ple.ljea ut $5 earh: ;.vrre K. Stutter.
A r.. IMk-man. N . A Ixvarh. i'. Von Injjn.
'. '. Orermlre, Nathan Silomon. Jai. P.
lajl'C. V. K. Snilth Jr.. J. A. Iblainu ven.
It. L. Wa.-leay. Maij F. Falling. C. II. Iia.li
Jr.. S. 1. lok -v nh1; Je?n l.votia Jno A.
Hell. A. JI ll..r.l.ve, F. F. (llltuer. W. H.
Aires, K. K. Lerl. James P. (iAike, Jarob
Id--nthal. K. M. Carlt'-n. Naher J. tiearin.
Ki'vTiiril r.'.klncliarn, Paul K. 1-n-llrh .-anh.
JoLn S. Narlrr. W. K lleel. caah 1i F.
A. Srbiwnleii. A. 1. Ml!l, Alnia 1) k'i'l.
J. W. lianong. It..hrt II. Kill", W. W C'.tton.
Mrs. (1 T. Will.tt. llei.ry I.. Corbett. M A.
M Akl.ley. J A. St row l.rlilK, C. h. heller,
bridal Vv.l. tjf. i iUMertHin ijrrlware 4c Siel
.... ijl'-bo riraln 4 Milling .... K. F. !mr.
I.i 1 J. Ba.il.-r. (j H. lllm kt.urii. Oresliara.
in ; J. (' old'. Cturlea II. Carey. ( arl ti
I.I.-Int. It.-rt I". .IrMti. rn. h. A. Lew in. T.
J Sei.fert. Mra. J. A. Murtln. cab. F. ."
KendBli. F. X ;rtff.lh. Ir. E. A. Noramer.
Jnn.ea P. JafT. 'II wias Varwlg. Fred ..II
11 te. L'lwari1 NewLenln. I.ul Lianf, J. I.,,
llari-er. J. C. Alnavvorth. lleorgv F. Nelna.
J . . IV.ver. I.Ia H-i:rlrh. T. II. Wllmx. I
1" I.. 'ITioniiawm. Warren ("instruction Co.. t
iis'ude Ini. IV... O. M. (nE. F. IS. Mai
I. tv. J. II Smith. A. P. llennlnfaen, M. I
Kline B. II. Jenkins. Mrs. Cnrolliie A. Kamm
1 0. John Stewart. I. II. Taffe, II. C. Ewli.a:,
unkruiwD, E. B. Hule. Lee Arneit. F.lrar
II. Fiank. (Tni-.. Ij Runyon. J. II. Bemt.
Hroeriv.n Hardwood Co.. Ih-. Chaa. K. Jones.
f. A. Iliton. C. W. CVrnellua, Wm. Alber. J.
I', riapremarui. T I). Honeyman. U. J. Blaea
1ng. M llss MH'. Maa.ni. C. E. Bmrnhall.
J. II. IunoVire. 1. G. Kllla;rn. Glare Kauf
man. J K. IJrebe, ltetld S. Stearna. William
Kennard. Edward Oli-k. W'nodnril, Clarke Jt
IV... O. H. iTerbe-k. Tntal W1M.
Total pleda-es p. dste 61S.00. Total casb
frnm auto owners liS.!10.
COLUMBIA
Sixth av Wash,
lajrtoii
Last Time
1,11 i
Misorwaan
aWVlfliaiU
Men
THE BIG
DRAMA
WEBER & FIELDS
in the Comedy Knockout
The Worst
of Friends
i;ti
COMING SUNDAY
LET KATY DO IT
PETITION FOR PAROLE
HAS BEN APPLIED
FOR BY E. C. HERLOW
Judge Morrow to Pass Upon
Request of Local Man Who
Was Sentenced,
HISTORY OF CASE GIVEN
W. XL. Cbapln, Harlow's Partner, Ob
tain ad a Parol Undar tha Admin
istration of OoTirnor Wast.
Ii C. Herlow. convicted In 1 1 4 with
his partner. W". H. fhajdn, of obtain
ing money under false pretences, and
sentenc.-d to serve from ore to 1 u
years In the state penitentiary, hss
pttitloned the . ireuit court for a pa
role. The petition will be passed upon
by J'ldge Morrow, who for two years
has been Instrumental In keeping Her
low out of the penitentiary.
District Attorney Walter Kvana
twice has caused tha Issuance of com
mitment pnpers for Herlow. Twice
Judge Morrow has refused to commit.
When Henow came before toe court
last week for commitment, Judge Mot
row refused to send the convicted man
to the penitentiary. Instead, the court
advised P. K. Vojmans, attorney for
,,rl aiiu ... i ei.-ouat uii-mi ui
,JU ' ' " " . IU "1J11 W'' "
court ior a l-a.-ie. urmn.my
through the frauiljlent operations of
the firm of Chapin Herlow. In this
conditional release of Chapin, there
was no agreement regarding the com
mitment of Heriow. In fact, lt was
understood by the dlstrb t attorn, y
that Herlow mould be sent to lne pen
itentiary. In his petition, Herlow alleges that
he (save Chapin a promissory note for
16"0 to be puld at tie rate of $25 a
month, such payments to he applied as
Herlowa share of ti.e refund to Mrs.
Grace.
Juilge Morrow has written a person
al letter to (iovernor Wlthycombe re
questing leniency for Herlow. A copy
of this letter 1s In the hands of Dis
trict Attorney Evan
The district attorney will resist Her
low 's latest effort.
To PreTent tie Orlp.
Colda eauae (.rli. I.aiaile Br Dio Qntnln ee.
mo.x tlie . .'in- Tl . re la only ..ne ' T.liOMO
(Jt'ININK " K. V. i.ri.Te'a slenkture n rvix.c
rWmntlT anDolntrd hotal. Doaaeaaloit on
of tba moat bautlful corner lobblee In
the Northweat. Loceted it loth aed
Alder atreets. oppoal ta Olds, Wortaaan
t, Klns'a blf department atora Is
heart tf retail and tt.aatre district,
flatea, tl and up. Boa meats ell tralas.
"W" ear also rona from Coloa Ixput
dlreet te HOT Ki. SEWARD.
W. M. BKWARD, Prop.
HOTEL CARLTON
Fourtaanth and Waahtnjrton Bts.
Portland. Orefon,
Reinforced Concrete Mulldlng.
Positively Fireproof.
Victor Brandt.
Proprietor
Koes Flzmeaaa,
Kasafsr
SFXCIJVZ. rates bt the week
SCHWAB PRINTINaCO
BEN F.GREENE-HARRY FISCHER
STARK STREET-' SECOND
SOUTHERN
"THE MAGIC LAND OF
M Tha Ban A KD la
Southern California has much to offer you this win
ter. City or country, mountain or beach resorts all are
inviting. The Panama-California exposition at San
Diego will remain open another year bigger and bet
ter than ever. But southern California offers some
thing even greater than this. It is the ever-present and
delightful
Sunshine and Flowers
Poses in bloom, Oranges and Lemons ripening on thi
trees. Poppies and Geraniums everywhere. This is
the real California. The expense of a trip to southern
California is not great.
Low Round Trip
Pacific northwest points.
pleasure. Through car service on limited trains,
through dining car and observation cars make the all
rail route the delightful way to go.
ak your lo-l agent or write
John M. S-ou. General Tassenfer Agent, 1'ortland. Or.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
LETTER-WRITING
!!';!!( A JDRETI-:
IU1
100 rara
014
PILLS.
An ESactiT Laxadra
Purely Veffttabl
Constipation;,
Indigestion, Biliousness, ,
at Night
until rllvd
Chooo late-Coated Qr Plain
GUARANTEED FAMILYGROCERS
If en biT BMd for t'ia aanieea af a ra
Ihsbla frecar look orar this Hat aaa astoe ta
on moat oosTajuaaUj lova.ta4 is year asia-a
boi bood i
Al NFHT1 P A MM Ii M flf:F R T SKI 1 TV I R
t444. wouoiawa o.
BAH, ft FOIH. S1 Unioa .. a. C-lOJSl
Eul S60. .
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Maxsnau IMS.
Utbuwiiu m bL.nxuJT, ids Oiaad ae B .
1967. Eul 1117.
liLM0ht viaov,tBT. 1100 Btunont. M-lSXk,
labor 4.
EHUiAlUla MO&MaJiSUI, l&U X. Bttus.
D-11U. laUir 1131.
11 hi. Al.OW ItMui.klT Am
iHt. labor -.
l. C. Boaae CO.. tOI S4 ib, Maia !.
W. C. bl.LL0WB. tlO H. 16th at-. Xala Its.
BYBEE AVE. OEOCEHlf , Muwaakie at ByM
ii-ivail. Muwuot ML .
K. caaav-i-u ta auiumwU .- Wees.
awn ow.
6. ti. cvurta, oia wm a rrse, atAla 700.
A. k. CASE, w ioaur load. labor ML
1,1:. . k ubuLk 1 . .Ul La. anil a wm T Mk aVSe
J. W. CAJ-iv. .iL, lska l. lata at,, B-U1S. .-
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t' A. HA Via. eve braad avo., Sauwuse t7.
LA t Baue., uuuau.ua JWrna. seia
wood oea.
A. Eatlvi, 1109 but; bivd.. C-lMt. Taker Its.
t. U. IttviUilli vo w uiiama a e. ea 10.
U. k. kAkK y'ii Wuiajua are., C-Uk,
kax.MUa.1 uaOl.uk, iei SUkl iteiuavawaU
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ataia 4119.
1 t. k-uka-jll. itk at and KH a T. S,
0A1..S m auaBlU), tit CUatoa iC, BalW
nuwd lalE,
W. otaaEHEH, 104 JL JUrrleas. Taset
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jaa.u liU.
j. at nasi LECAMIELX CO., 70 Laaakard.
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jauc'it oa.vjv.k- i a awaU immj, u
Jaaua, U'. viaa.B 114.
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