The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 21, 1916, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, uPORTXAND, : FRIDAY. JANUARY .21. . 1016. IN UNION COUNTY FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY 'Maria finnH-ShnwiniT Dunne - ? m vs, w v w v : " mm , ' -a- r : ; ;hormer bnort l enure or ' Office Under Gov. West. ' . La Grande. Or., Jan. $t. John 8. ' i Hodgin, Dmocr&t, has riven out his announcement as candidate for dls V trict attorney for Union county. - Mr. Hodsln has practiced law tn ;; Wallowa and Union counties Tor sev- - sral years. He was West's appointee ' tor the office under the law giving Si to -each county a prosecuting attor- .ney, but under the supreme court de cision he had to give up the office. - In accepting the appointment he had resigned as referee In bankrupt- j;cy for this district. During his short 'tetm 'ln office, he made an admira : ble showing as district attorney. :PInd Improvements Unlawful. ' " Lin Grande, Or., Jan. 21. Under the recent supreme court declslona ' the paving on Fourth street and im provements on Second street wss " found unlawful and the commission gsve orders for the re-assessment un- der the requirement contained in the .amendment to the city charter lately voted on. .'More litigation is expected regard ing; the Fourth street pavement, as V property owners there consider the pavement was put In over their is- monstrance. Is Effect of Prohibition. ; "1 Grande, Or.. Jan. 21. Since the prohibition law went Into effect La Grande has not had so much need of " police regulation of the city and the- commission has dropped one policeman. Even business men not that some old debts are being paid ' OS since the first of January. World Peace Belief ; '-: Eemains Unshaken Br.' Jordan Predicts ClvWzatloa After ' " War Win Start 50 Tears. Ah is a of -' Close of the Civil War. C Stanford University, Cal., Jan. 21. TJ. P.) -When the war Is over, civil isation, mutilated, emasculated, will . start 50 years ahead of where it was at the end of our Civil war, or the Franco-Prussian war." This was the prediction today of David Starr Jordan, chancellor of Stan ford 'university and one of America's foremost peace advocates. Ur. Jordan "declared his belief in ultimate wmd peace remains unshaken. . "There is nothing in this war to . change-one's opinion of war or of the .possibility and necessity of lntema k tional peace. The 'anarchy of arma ttenf la sure to make war a possibil ity, but this "anarchy of armament' is only a temporary thing. tJivtllsation Is playing a great game , against murderers, robbers, duelists and sticklers on honor. In this game. It must win every move or lose the whole series." Wife Is Entitled to One-Half of Savings : Question Arose In Divorce Case Where . ICan Had Turned Over Pay to Wife f for 36 Tears, "Who Had Saved tia.000 ; Jersey City. N. J.. Jan. 21. (I. N. 6,) A New Jersey husband and wife Car entitled to equal shares of their joint savings. That Is the gist of a ; decision handed down by Vice Chan- cellor Stevenson yesterday. VThe case is l;ss simple than It ..- sounds, for It took the court 10 months to solve its Intricacies. James W. Donnelly, the petitioner, had turned over his pay envelope to his wife for Sg years. She had saved 112.000 after paying family expenses. When the Donnelly's fell out the husband ' started action to find out what right he had ,ln the savings fund. The de- cislon allows him 16000. MustoTiliiper- ,i ' Or No Appeal Given John. Grant Xiymajv Under HAD Prand Conviction, Was Spectacular yTlgve " la Escape Troxn Oakland Hospital San' Francisco, Jan. jL ( P. N. &) John Grant Lyman, convicted, in the United , States court of the southern district tor. using the mails, to defraud, must prove to the court of appeals that he is a pauper and unable to pay the docketing fee of $15 before his ap peal from' Jfte Judgment ' of the lower court Is filed here Lyinan was originally Indicted for carrying on an extensive' fraud in re gard to lands In . Panama. - He was finally arrested and taken to Provi dence hospital Oakland, for medical attention. While there he managed to mysteriously escape and It was . some time before he was captured in Med ford. Or. He then represented to the court that he was absolutely penniless, but desired to appeal his case. . Judge Olin Welborn ordered' the clerk of the court to prepare the transcript and forward It here. Noy Lyman must make another plea here of being a pauper before the ap peal will be docketed, the government paying the fee. Combination Wagon, Rail Bridgels Asked Mil sCaa Anticipates Xsrtensloa of Wil lamette Padfle Proa Ooahaua to Plorence, Distance of Poor Idles. Eugent, Or., Jan. 21. A petition has been presented to the Lane county court to make the proposed bridge across the North Fork of the Slualaw river, between Cuihman, the present terminus of the Willamette Pacific railway, and Florence, a combination wagon and railroad bridge, with a view to the construction of a spur of the Willamette Pacific from Cushman to Florence, a distance of four miles. The petition was presented by H. P. Dut ton. superintendent of the Tidewater Mill company, which operates a saw mill at Florence. This company is tacked by Porter Brothers, railroad contractors. Security Congress Wants Preparedness Washington. Jan. 21. S.) An -insistent demand for military and naval preparedness was voiced at the opening of a three-day .session of the National Security congress In Wash ington Thursday. The 700 delegates. 156 'from New Tork. were present. A letter from Colonel Theodon Rodsevelt, assailing present Condi tions of preparedness, . was read bv his sister. Mrs. Douglas Robinson, of New Tork. at the evening session. Robert Bacon, of New Tork. form er secretary of state and ambassador to Prance, warned the congress that the insular character of the country has gone and that trie security sup posedly afforded by the ttvo oceans has gone. Snow Is Melting Away. Aberdeen, Wash.. Jan. 21. A hard southeast storm is rapidly clearing away .he snow and making the out look for the operation of mills ami logging favorable. Many have started for the woods, having received no tice of camp resumption. Chemawa Teachers ' ' - To HaveInstitilte Instructors of Xadiaa Youth wm BCeet Daibf Aaroat Xa -Word JUoelved Prom Superintendent realm.- Chemawa! Or Jan. ' 2L That Che mawa will av an Institute for In structors of Indian youth some time during August- Is the announcement received here by Superintendent H. E.! Wadsworth. from H.B: Pealra, super intendent' of - Indian .schools. Washing ton. D. C. The first institute was held at Chemawa In 114. 'Coons Are Numerous. Chemawa, Or... Jan. 20. During the past week 12 raccoons have, been silled la Kaiser Bottom by a party of balem sportsmen, composed of Dr. R. E. Lee Btelner, Dr. Griffiths, Dr. J. C Evans and some other members of the Oregon state hospital staff. Grip at Chemawa. Chemawa, Or., Jan. if. The grip has followed an epidemic. of whooping cough, measles and chickenpox so that class rooms are showing many vacant seats. Women's Skirts to Be Tiny Bit Longer Buyer for Hew -Tork House Beturas . from Parts With. Xtest - Tips o Styles for Up -to-Date People. New York, Jan. 21. I. N. S.) Mme. Georgett. buyer for a Fifth avenue house, who has just returned from Paris, says that next season's skirts will be Just as full; If not fuller than now, but they will be Just a tiny bit longer. The hats, she says, will be either large ones or little ones, according to choice. Suits will remain very simple with decided waist lines. Tbey will be full around the hips, much more than now. Quartan Malaria in California. Sacramento. 'Cal.. Jan. 21. (U. P.) Quartan malaria, a type new to Cal ifornia, has Just been discovered in the Sacramento valley by doctors from the .state bureau of communicable dis eases. - This type of malaria la char acterised by a distinct chill 'followed by fever, - the attauc occurring every third day. . . j - Cow tlreek Man 1 Loses His Home t X- c. Jeffers Ketnrns Proa Bed Side of Wife' In Baleta'Kospltal to Plnd Stomas la Asheev - - - " RoseWirg. Or.. Jan. 21. The home of H. C Jeffers, who lives in Cow Creek valley, was burned Monday night while Mr. Jeffers was In Salem visiting bis wife, who Is a patient In a hospital there. He believes the fire, was of Incendiary origin and has asked Sher iff Qulne to conduct an investigation. Mr. Jeffers was one of the important witnesses for the state in the case of Roy Farnam of Cow Creek who is now serving a term in the Oregon peniten tiary. Mrs. C. H.Dunsmore Dies at Edmonton Wife of Independence, Or, Clergyman Passes Away of Pneumonia In Xos pital of Alberta City. Independency, Or., Jan. 21. Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Dunemore, wife of Rev. Charles K. Dunsmore, of this city, at the Royal Alexander hospital In Edmonton, Al berta, pneumonia being the cause. Sbe was well known to many residents of this city and Polk county. Coyotes Visit Ontario, Cal. Ontario, Cal, Jan. 21. (U. P.) Co ates, driven in from the hills by severe rains,- roamed through the outskirts of Ontario tooay. rney were cowea Dy fear, and quite tame. Poultrymen, how ever, guarded their ranches closely. Governor Talks at Church. Independence, Or., Jan. 21. Gover nor Wlthycombe addressed the Men's club at the Methodist Episcopal church in this city Tuesday evening. .After tho regular program had been carried oui a banquet was served. Our Collar Work Is the Most Perfect Did you ever have new col lars returned from a laundry torn? Have you ever tried other laundries with the same result? Did you then conclude that all laundries are alike? If so, you are mistaken. The Cryttar Method 1$ Different. Downtown Office: 327 Stark and 250 V2 Alder CRYSTAL LAUNDRY CO. East 409, B-2243 Plant East 21st and Glisan Sts. famine of Pocket 4" Knives Threatens Haaaf aotnrsrs In Session In Bew Tork Beelaxe Scarcity of state rial and : SkUlea Xbor Is Ceasing Worry. New Tork, Jan. 21. (I. N. S.) A pocket knife famine threatens the country. The American pocket knife fanufacturers canvassed the situation at a session at the Hotel Bin mo re. It was revealed that bothskilled labor and material are scarce. Large Timber Deal i Closed at Aberdeen Tive Sections Purchased for 1300,000 . hy Anderson BUddletoa Prom Wev erhauser Co.; To Be Uorged Off. Aberdeen, Wash.. Jan. II. Five sec tion of timber land In the North river district have been sold by the Weyer hauser .Timber company to Anderson A Middleton of this city. The consid eration is f 500.000. This means that the'O-W. R. & N. railway branch from Coemopolia to North, a distance of II miles, finished several years ago but never operated, will now be opened. All timber bought by Anderson A Mid dleton wiU be logged and brought out over .this branch to tts city. r-," Sloth era Would Run Bars. 'Dallas, Texas. Jan. 21. Bids for the bar privilege at the big state fair ' here next fall have been au! mitted by the council of - mothers. If they win. they will make the bar a soft drink emporium to thwart the liquor Interests. H i Ti isr rai i -t vsi i.'i .oii Ji..--kti! n wi' ki L- i mm Essai mm mm mm semp m mm 1 .Pr r- CT Anino 'the Cityinl O A JLYL JT O With All Pur chases. Be Hera Tomorrow, Save 20th Century Grocers and Coffee Roasters Pi is, Sunset Coffee 40c grade, To. 28; 2 lbs. 55 4 lbs ..$1.05 Hershey Cocoa Half Xb., regular price 20c, special 15 Zy2 lbs. Fancy White Beans, 191". crop, for 25 Mrs. Schiel's German Edd Noo dles Regular 10c everywhere special at 2 for 15s 50c English Breakfast Tea at, per pound 38 Look for the? Big Roaster ""S Liquor Licenses Fewer. San Francisco. Jan, 11. (U. P.) Revenue from liquor licenses fell off in 1J15, Tax Collector Edward Bryant reported today. In 1914, 11,041.750 was collected from this source against J5I,625 collected In 115. ASK FOR and GET :30ELicrc?s . - W THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cp tubstitetesi cost TpU aam ptlc DOUGLAS MARKET Stall 30 SPECIAL ROAST BEEF ROAST PORK 1 2i2,c STALL 11, at the Big Churn, Is the Place to Buy Your BUTTER! Try our "OREGON JOSE" for Quality. Our Goods Are ALWAYS FRESH. STALLS 22 AND 24 Boiling Beef, lb 8c Pot Koast . . I A i oi Pork Roast .IUC.IZ2C Ml Round Steak Loin Steak 15c tall IS- Dairy Butter, Tresh roll . Monmouth Creamery Butter, roll 55c 75c Usle's Candy Xltehea Double S. & H. 8tamps with all purchases. Peanut and Cocoanut I Cm lUb Brittle, lb. .Lay taU IT Double S. A H. Stamps on all Fruits and VegeUbles. Nice Hot Lunch with qual ity Coffee chairs for ladies Tamhm Bakery and Xionch. Stall 4 Tree Delivery sf, 6352. Best Coffee value in the city. Double Stamps on Coffee. Pure Strained Honey, Qq Tall Salmon, regular OC lie S fur Good Canned Peas for only Stall 38 Apple Butter, 2 pounds for Plum Buter, the pound only Carnation Butter, extra fancy, lb-.... 10 S. & H. Stamps with each pound of bulk Coffee. 25c 15c 35c Stall 5 Fancy Large Celery, 5 25q Fancy Bananas, dozen only I5c Stall T ' Fancy line of Chickens for Saturday. taU 93 Double S. & H. Stamps with SOc purchases or over. TUley Meat Co. Stall IS Ripe Olives, the pint 2gg Summer Sausage.' per QC pound OUG Swiss Cheese, pound QC only . 03 C tall is Home Made Bauer in Kraut, qt I UC Large Queen Olives, 2gg Pickled' 'pigs' 'Feet," 'l OC pounds 3y r " - van. 1 nMaHaWtiMoosLiir (SSmmm m SSSSSs1 Vi. ! m mi m 14 10c EWTOtB QVAmTZX BOCX Cor. Second and Yamhill . si Geo. W. Smith WasM " APioneerjf 1846 sTatlv of mssovt Die a Balem After. Besldence la irWi Za ffhu vlved hy aria Cafldri Salem. Or., Jan. 21. George W. Smith, an Oregon . P ineer, ' who crossed the plains from Missouri In 1848. Is dead. here, aged 71 years. Mr. 8mlth Is sdrvlved by a widow and seven sons and two daughters. as follows: eilas nd Herbert. Pena wawa. Wash.; leorge, Almonte. Wash.; Chauncey. Spokane; Elmer. Salem; Clyde, Thi Dalles; Dorsey, Boring; Mrs A. C.i Smith. Endlcott. .'ash.. and Mrs. W P. Allen. Hood River. J The funeral will be held tomor row afternoon. May Send Belief to Towns oaSnowslioes Reno, Nev.. Jan. 21. (U. P.) The advisability of transporting food sup plies on snowshoes to Gold Hill, Silver City and Virginia City, snowbound and eut off from outside communication, was discussed today, pending receipt of information as to wh'ether the Vir ginia and Truckee railroad snowplow had reached Virginia City. Telephone advices stated that the three towns are entirely out of meat, and half rations in all foodstuffs is th order. " Mica deposits sufficiently, large to develop exist in 20 fctates. Ashland. Will' Tax Billiard; Parlors JCaner Zs Beetled at Beoond Session of City Council Mayor Johnson csts Bedding; Tot for Ordlnaaoe. Ashland, Or Jan. 21. -r- Ashland's new city council met for the second time Wednesday and the most Import ant matter arising was the pool room taxation question. Rev. Carnahan ad dressed the council regarding the op eration of pool rooms In this city. Vote by coundlmen was a tie. Mayor jonn son casting the deciding vote, favoring taxation. Lotteries Closed, - Widows Ask Help State Asked to Xelp Tamllles of Three Women Who Tormerly Zdved lron Commissions oa Tickets. Sacramento, CaL, Jan. 51. (U. P.) Stating' 'that they were deprived of meant of livelihood when the lot teries were put out of business in San Francisco, three widows who had been selling lottery tickets on commission, appealed to the state board of con trol today for aid. They said they had been able, from their commissions, to support their children. The control board will Investigate, one of the members saying that It would be much better to furnish wid ows pensions than to countenance lotteries. Auto Attachment ; Includes Boudoir Brother-in-law of A. B. Spreckele alas Invention Carrying Berth, Xltchea, Shower Bath aaa Dressing Boom. San Francisco. Jan. XI. (L N. S.) Oustav de Brettville, brother-in-law of A. B. Spreckela. - has Just been granted patent rights In the United I Statea, Canada and European countries, .on an unique invention styled "The I Automobile Teleecope Apartment." J "The "apartment" can be attached to ny roadster or touring car and en ables thj persons to enjoy all the pleasures of a Pullman car or hotel while touring. The attachment in cludee a Pullman berth, kitchen, dress ing; room' electric lights, shower jhatli and other conveniences. ' President Joy of the Packard Auto' mobile, company of Detroit, through Captain A. C. Baker, director of ex hibits at the exposition, hum been ne gotiating for lime months to purchase De Brettville's invention and the eon- tract Is said to oe practically consum mated. , - Sheriff Investigntes Confession. Roseburg. Or.. Jan. ;i. After mak ing thorough InvestlKation of confes sion of Devld Clark to the officers at Santa Rosa. Cel.. that ! as lmpll cnted lu the robbery of the Oregon Express in Cow creek canyon In June, 111. Sheriff Qulne believes Clark's story to be untrue. Wttea writing o rtniog on mT-rUm, stentlon The Jrrnal. (Ad X Everybody Likes MOLSUM CAM BECAUSE it's so much better than home made cake BECAUSE it's so much cheaper than home made cake. BECAUSE it saves you all the hard hot work of baking. BECAUSE it never fails; we al ways make it perfectly. BECAUSE you can get it when you want it at your grocer's. c BECAUSE it's put up in a sanitary, Seated package, fresh from the ovens. BECAUSE there is no waste. Just enough for a meal in a package. BECAUSE tliere are five varieties o choose from. All ;ood. BECAUSE it's really wholesome, just like the name. BECAUSE it costs only 15c, and everyone can afford the price, BECAUSE it's HOLSUM. The. Log Cabin a Baking Co. Portland, Ore. I Big Saturday Special POULTRY FARM EGGS 40 Df sS$h Every strictly fresh Per dozen . We wish to announce that we have contracted to handJe the entire output of eggi from the Sunny slope Poultry Farm for another year. Mother Hubbard Butter Manufactured from Pas teurized Cream 70 pr Ro. I VI C full 2 lbs. WE SELL CHEAPER Reason We buy direct from Pro ducer foS caah, sell for cash and have no delivery. If you want really good Butter, are billing to pay 70c per roll and carry It home with you join the thousands who now use this famous brand of Butter. J. I. Johnson & Cb. "The Butter and E Specialists" 260 ALDER STREET Near Third, Opp. COl's. Open Till 1 1 P. M. WalUand Ceil. no1 covered with our paper paper diisanu ceilings of distinction iend an air of pood taste and refinement to --ejs the home. Good paper shows -fl5its value when pasted to the I A- i- walls Anrl -UL-hi- nrt Viav tVi.. S" . 1 . a Dest: e charge you no more for it than most dealers do for 1 cheap paper. Don't forget us. A i r"i r i January Clearance aaie of all 1915 Patterns WALL PAPERS on Special Sale, starting Saturday. 3 c Per Roll and up The Bolls Wall Paper Co. "Portland' New Wall Paper Houte" 203 Second St. Near Taylor Open Saturday Evenings n J JP ssssC - . a. - ; j m jc m e Suggests When Writing Publicity Letters to put soma meat in them. Mention Oregon's juicy porter house, tender sirloin, and the appetising rQ roast family. Tell the folks where to gvt them; mention alto our atten tive service, square weight and low prices on Oregon quality meat products ALL THE TIME. Saturday Specials Government Inspected -Tf PORK ROASTS, II II C Pound Six Pound -JT BACK BONES JL For Prime Steer RIBS ft) f ROLLED ROAST, Pound Boneless T CORNED BEEF, II (p Pound 43 Choice LEGS -n ?JB: ;18c Mild-Cure fl picnicst JLvLJtP Pound 1 H lbs. POTATOES 1 H lbs. DRY ONIONS H dosen ORANGES and a Basks, OK all for UOs Fresh Dairy QC- BUTTER. lb. 0C Strictly Freeh Oregon ET."?5:... .40c 9 Loaves Fresh Cooked Frb CRABS, - f BREAD ck XO" (of Salted Chinook 25c 2pc S lbs. Japanese RICE (of ... 25c 35c lb. Panama COFFEE. OQn poand . . . LiU, CySAVE THE COUPONS I ovary 25c Pnrchaso, - SEE her to advantage. Given at this Market with THE PREMIUMS exhibited .