The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, March 21, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text4r THE .OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY, 1 MARCH 21, . 4918. ram OF Death Sentence of Washington, is attempting to make po litical capital- out of me," sho declared. "He Is attempting to wreak vengeance on members of .the Rainier club :ot Seattle. It he. has one bit of evidence : ' H. A. Dedman of Canby, for the Six teenth dHtrict, and Park B. Beatty of Brownsville, for the Second district. . a ' R. MoCabe of Medford filed for the Democratic : nomination for 'dis trlot attorney of Jackson county, and Glen RAMetsker of St. Helens for tbo Republican nomination for district attorney- of Columbia county. . Gane Qckl Dlsmlgaed. . j; IT. Allen of Lents, arrested Sun day' afternoon ; on complaint.' filed In 114,- was discharged - from the city Jail yesterday. The complaint grew out of a small transaction ant the charge was t larceny. Investiga tion soon convinced the authorities that Mr.1 Allen should be released. The amount involved was IS,- payment of which had been delayed by 7 tr, Allen antic after a warrant had been sworn to. The complainant died and the warrant ; bad not been withdrawn. ? v; ' : . Ubrarlan , Fined! t Fred R. Balway. librarian of the Multnomah law' library, was fined $16 in the munloipal court on tres pass proceedings instituted by hi former wife. Evangeline R. Sal way of 1771 East Twenty-seventh street, stated that the trouble arose from tbe father's desire to see bis chil dren, a girl and boy, wbo were given to the custody of the mother. ' Given 80 Days In Jail. , "Standing pat "and refusing to' say" a ' A : DMIRAL EDWARD K. V VONNCAPELLE, -who l succeed Voa Tirpite at head of the Genrum navy. " - e Is Commnted word of himself, Edward Dawson w sentenced to SO days In Jail by Munici pal Judge Langguth yesterday after noon, although he la supposed to be a postof flee robber, subject to a ' long sentenoe under government charges. Dawson was. arrested last week. He was trying to sell S4i worth of nostaxo of s single photograph showing me la Votts Carolfrna gxoeuUrVs : Clemency compromising position with ,any man, X will drop my extradition eight and return north. He has no pic ture; he has no evidence." j Saves -Kan. and Woman Trom jbo J' trio Cbsirf IDs Serve torn Ufa. - . Raleigh, K. C March Hi-CT- N. 8.) MULTNORIAH'S JAIL - ' JSBMSBSWSSSSSSSSJSB SMSI j ,-.: - - V . Mrs. Clay burn's habeas corpus bear ing will . come up In .Federal .Judge Trlpet's court tomorrow. Governor Craig today commuted tho stamps to a pawnbroker for tZ6 and 41, death sentences of Mrs. - Ida - Belle Warren and Samuel Preston Christy to watch, when taken In custody by De tectives Howell and Uoltt. - . x ? Of the il'.ltl miles of railways tn tbe United Kingdom. 10.J0S miles are Single line. New Filings Today.' -'6alen Or, March XL Filings' for OFFICER IMSEIKEBTO t Purchase Is Intended to Sup Si Plater Users Who Have V; Applied for Installation. lOEAf.D IS VERY HEAVY Judge Morrow May Intercede ure imprisonment. The pair were convicted of tho mur der of Mrs. Warren's husband. Had tbo original sentence been carried out, Mrs. Warren would nave been tho first in Effort to Send Man to Rockpile, ;' : : - Republican nominations 'for represen tative in the legislature today, wore: woman Id the history of . the state to oie in ue electric cnair. - of Oounm Opposed, to MOO Vets Purchase Vow AsUsf fot ; That water meters may be installed on vaUr services where property swn ors request In sta nation, la "ths purpose of an ordinance to be acted upon by the eity council tomorrow. Too rdl nanco provide for the immediate pur chase of ISO of the registering de-Ices. Although applications for meters are being filed with the water bureau on an average of 10 a dayrthe meters. If purchased, will aerre only the S50 property owner who bay filed their applications recently according to 1 8. Kaiser, superin tendon t'of the bu reau. He -says that the city should purchase at-lean.. 000, metera at tbla time. V ' '. ' -' . "Water" eonaumer a 4 are . demanding that wo install metera on tbe services." t bo Mid today, "but we have not been able to oomply, caving no meter on t hand. ? Borne of the very people who ' r oppoeed tbe ordinance authorising the f Jpurchaas of 1000 metera now ask that - a -meter bo installed. h -Our amall oupply of meter la en- tlrely exhausted, and the only way we . - can fill the applications la to put chase mora, - Wbil there 'are 860 appllca- i tlons &n hand. I believe that we should - purchase at least .000 meters, for. with Uf tho spring weather coming on, applica nt;; Hon will begin to pour Into the water . office.' The Ordinance providing for the pur- ehaae of the meters also provides that ; the purchasing agent shall ' advertise ; for bids. Tbe measure carries the -emergency clause and becomes effee ft tlve upon adoption. m .! MAY ASK MAYOR TO ACT Question of Approving Auditorium Builder's Bond Pending. ;- It Is probable that Mayor Albee will be asked tomorrow to approve the per sonal bond of Bans Pederson, Seattle 'contractor, for the public auditorium. The. bondsmen are now being Investi gated by City Attorney La. Roche, who said be expected to have a report for the mayor and council tomorrow. Tbe personal bond Is In lieu of a surety bond. X Harrison-Allen. 4altorney for Peder son, says that worts, will be started on the auditorium as soon as the personal , bond Is approved and accepted. 5 . , I DEFEAT GERMANS IN I BATTLE OFF BELGIUM Four of Former Are Victors Over Three of Latter; Two German Boats Are Hit. ' Law's Enforcement Asked. Contending' that the 4antl-stittlnsj - arlnanp la bfflnr ennstantlv violated. members of the Portland Health Chau- V. or Albee and .the dty commissioners . asking that Immediate steps be taken '. i to- rigidly enforoe tho ordinance. Dr. "i 8. W. Stryker, prealdeht of the chau-. - tauo.ua, is sending tbo resolutions. : Venizelos Keenters IR' Politics for Battle -',y ; - --v - ' Tormer Oreek Fremler Olrds BeU so : right jrattonaHtt Battle, According 7 . to ew aratlonallst Vapor. . -1 London, March it (L N. Sj The Athens correspondent of - the Daily - Chronicle telegraphs: "From the new Nationalist news paper, the Herald, which first appeared . yesterday. It seems that former Pre , ". . mler Venlselos has reentered the pollt : leal arena. Tenlselos has been repeat edly urged. In view of the political j and financial conditions to come forth ' and fight the nationalist battle, but he Invariably replied that the time " was not ripe. Now be has thrown ; down tbo gauntlet. Giant Powder Is Found Near Fort -. Bpokane, Wash, Harch II. (p. n. Sixteen sticks of dynamite, ,vip wrapped In a gunnysack, were found yesterday near the gateway to , Tort Oeorgo WrtghL Reports that the - nadlng of the dynamite had resulted w ,12?dUb tt" ard about the fort buUdinse wove denied by Captain A. J. ; , -Harris, oommandant of the poet. "T ..Th TDmJt w nd by H. 1 Etansbury, a streetcar employe, who ,: rotlfled tho police. , 99jm NO LENIENCY IS SHOWN Wss Oonvioted of Charre of Saootlaf; Aaron Gold- -. stela, Xoeal TaQos. '" Alexander Drangea, former subordi nate officer tn tbo navy, was sentenced to one year in tbo- county Jail this morning by Judge Morrow, who added that be would intercede with Sheriff Hurlburt to tho end that Drangea will bo sent to tho rockpile at Kelly Butte. Drangea was convicted last week of shooting Aaron Goldstein, a South Portland tailor, when he visited Gold stein's shop lastfebruary and demand ed information concerning Drangea former wife. v Replying to a plea of Dranges' at torney for mercy for his client. Judge Morrow declared that tbe conduct of the convicted man was without ex tenuating grounds for any man who has good sense. - Deputy District Attorney Collier urged that' a penitentiary sentence bo given. A motion for a new ' trial was denied. Many Killed, Heavy Damage. From Raid meports o YnbuXtfeot Corns Trom Veighbornood of Seebngge British I parsnips Bald to Save Aided.. ' London, March JL (L N. S.) The Rotterdam correspondent of the Dally Mall telegraphs: - '"It Is reported that great damage was done, and many persona killed In the air raid on Zeebrugge and vicinity. Reports from the neighborhood of the raid say it was made in conjunouonl with the bombardment by a British sauadron of cruisers and ' monitors. which continued to shell tbo port after the aeroplanes bad retired. This Is with reserve." London, March 21. (T, N. 8.) Four British destroyers defeated three Ger man destroyers In a battle off the Belgian coast Monday, according to announcement hero today. The official statement telling of the battle Said: "The enemy was sighted yesterday morning. The Germans Immediately turned, fleeing toward Zeebrugge. We pursued them, engaging them In a running fight. Two of the enemy boats were bit Four British sailors were wounded.". i " v - : Germans Claim Victory. . Berlin. March 21. (I N. B. The following official statement ' was Is sued by the admiralty today: - "German destroyers defeated Brit ish destroyers oft . Belgium yesterday. .After several , direct hits the enemy withdrew." Picture, Shows .Are ; Rapped in Report Vancouver. Waah.. Mamfe 11 ent and past moving- picture shows in Vancouver came in for some hard knocks last nlsht at the hnii nt kj- W. Merrtfleid,-a member of tho Pro- Kreaaive cstuay oiUD, wnicb waa organ ised here some time aro. Th in appointed committees to conduct an investigation or tne character of pic tures exhibited, the investigations oon tlnulag . over a period of about six weeks. Pendleton Druggist Dies After Operation Pendleton, Or., March Il-Frsd J Donaldson, pioneer business man of this city, died this morning at a local hospital, where last Saturday he under went an operation for acute appendici tis. He had been in the drug business in Pendleton-.since the earw vm iwi was proprietor of the Red Cross drug wr i me time or nis death. . Mr. Donaldson Is . survived by bis wife, who is a. daughter of Cass Mat lock. , Dickson Wants Divorce. Vancouver, Wash March JL Bult for divorce was filed In the superior court by Charles G. Dickson against Jessie H. Dickson, whom be married at Latourell. Or, October It, 188. He alleges, that she neglected her home and la Indifferent tn him. - Th- v... three children, for whoss custody he CLAIM NO LIBEL INTENDED Dally Nenrs Files Demurrer to Blfi Damage Suit. The Daily Mews has filed a demurrer to the complaint of Nathan B. Harvey, who Is suing the paper for $116,000, al leged damage for.Jibel In conecting his name with the Hill family murder. which occurred at Ardenwald In June. 1911. Harvey lost the first suit hs brought for 876,000 damages for libel, and the pending auXt Is a result of the report mads by the News of the court's decision in th first' suit. In its de murely the News contends that the article was not libelous; that it did not charge anyone with certainty, and that it w&s privileged. FINED FOB SELLING LIQUOR Sum of $50 Assessed Against Law Violator. Frank 8peUetlch today pleaded guilty, before Judge Bell in tho dis trict court, to bootlegging at 195 8lxth street and was given a fine of $80, and the court ordered the liquor stock destroyed. The charge against Mrs. Spelletloh. who was arrested with her husband at the .time the con stable's offloe raided ths' place, was dismissed. E. M. -(Cooper, who was caught buy ing, liquor at the 8pelletich residence, is, wanted at Boise, Idaho, on a charge of wife desertion, according to ad vices received today by Constable Weinberger from tbe sheriff at that place. LIQUOR WILL REMAIN IN THE CUSTODY OF COURT FOR PRESENT Deputy District Attorney Ap peals Case After Judge Had Released Wet Goods, ' District Judse Jones clashed with the district attorney's office this' morning in connection with the Mar tin Fromme liquor case. About a month ago SO gallons of liquor was seised at the Fromme resi dence. 788 Division street, and has since been in tho custody of the sheriff. Today Fromme walked into the sheriffs office with an order signed by Judge Jones directing Sheriff Hurlburt to return tho liquor to Fromme. A few minutes later Denuty District Attorney Ryan heard about the order. The district attorney's offlee bad not been served withes, notice, that ths Fromme case, which Judge Jones bad taken under advisement, bad been dismissed. Asks Court About X. Ryan rushed Into Judge Jones' courtroom, where a case was in prog ress. . "Did the court make an order In the Fromme case?" asked Ryan or the judge. The Judge nodded. "Was the district attorney's offloe served with notice T" Ryan asked. I don't know," replied the Judge. "Well, you made - the order, didn't I your insisted Ryan. To Determine Damages. I The. judge nodded. At a nighf sessforf "tomorrow? Judgo "Db-want to give notice for the dls- Morrow of the circuit court win take up ths question of ths Judgment to be awarded Mrs. Edah Wltherspoon In her 160,000 breach of promise suit against Joe Howard, actor ' and song writer. The defendant allowed tho suit to go by default, so the only question to be determined is tho amount of damages to be assessed. The question will be determined by the court. Instead of a Jury, as at first requested. Give Appeal Notice. Notice of appeal to the supreme court has been filed in tho suit brought by school district 25 against Union High school district No. 1. The circuit court held, that the election at which school district 25 was voted into the union high school district was void. and appeal from this decision 'is being taken by the union district. . ' Defendant Granted Divorce, In the suit for divorce brought by Ada Maxfleld against Daniel Max- field. Judge Morrow today granted the decree to tne defendant, who Is em ployed, by the Oregon Taxi Company. .Wife Alleges Cruelty. Alleging cruelty. Christina Zieger has filed suit for divorce from C Zieger - - Child Drinks . Wine, Dies. Belleville. N. J, March tl. (L N. 8.) While his .mother, Mrs. - James Butler, was 111 la bed. Henry Butler. 4 years old. .found his way into the pantry or tneur no me ana arank copi ously from a bottle of sherry wine. Be Bled early this morning of acute aloo- noiism. - - MHM : v ' 1 lis T r - m UUUBLE 5. &M. STAMPS fWft Wednesday and Thursday . On Cash DUrChases (A S1.00 r wtnr if Vrnr hrincr wuswujwn. J. o, 2J.-10. : ; Boy son DoubleStamioD Bring the boys tomorrow and dress them up in Jthese stylish new Spring Suits, just here this week.' Many new fabrics arid patterns in these popular ; Norfolks, with two pairs of full-cut knickers, for ?boys of 6 to 18 years.' Priced at $4.35, 6.50, lSo,;8a and ia y ' J - W New Srmrig Htt, Shirts, Shoes, - Underwear, etc ready here at riht prkes. ftXSJSJSJP' ..-". ; -wa - -jL. ' - sjfJPV -r-.. ' Dependable Wearables For Men and Boys mornson at Fourth 7m s A J, trict attorney's office that we appeal from tbo order, said Syan. Again the judgs, nodded. Ryan 4 turned around and walked out. Xdanor Sad Been Seised. The Fromme llouor was seised fol lowing -a confession by UUs Ralney. who said bs and his older brother. Wil liam, -obtained liquor from Fromme for bootlegging purposes. Hs said ,hls brother was the one who always made the trips after the liquor. The older brother got out of the state, and lack ing his testimony the district attorney decided to dismiss the criminal charge against Fromme. and proceeded to bring action to condemn the liquor un der the nuisance provision of the pro-1 nlbltion law. judge Jones took the matter under advisement, but did not notify the district attorney's office when he made his decision and ordered tho sheriff to return the liquor. Now that the case Is appealed, the liquor will remain in the custody of the sheriff until a decision Is reached as to its disposition In the circuit court. PROTOCOL HAS BEEN ARRANGED WITH CARRANZA (Obattan rm P&g One.) - . . - A Great Natiomial show the Americans were acting in I good faith. . . In reporting the lor of American Mormons when they were rescued from 1 tho Villa menace by American troops, uenerai mnston sua: "We have found the natives friendly every wnere. xne uarransistas are I also showing every indicatlpa of znenaiineas. ' Carranza Asks Questions. Washington, March tl. (U. P.) Qeneral venustlano ' Carransa has asked how many soldiers are . in tho American expedition hunting Francisco villa. It was announced today. Carransa' question was in oonneo-1 tlon with the proposed . protocol under I which the great manhunt will probably proceed. ; The American consul at Que retaro, to whom the request for infor mation was directly made, did not ex plain the question In his message to the state department. The reply la expected to be that tbe American' expedition Is only large enough to accomplish Its mission of catching Villa,; and that it does not intend to pursue its-operations further after the bandit chief is eliminated. Naral' Vessels Go South. - - Washington, March 11. (I. N. S.) The oruiser North Carolina, with four hydroaeroplanes on board, was or dered today to leave Pensaeola, Fla, for Ooantanamo. Officials , of tho nary department were silent regard ing the sailing of the gunboat Wheel. Ins; last , night from 'Jiew - Orleans ror "soutnern , waters' ; j w. Mrs.1 Glayburg Says Tilings About Hodge - -. - : "tios Angeles. JMareh. Jt.J (U. . Changing from the passive attitude she - has persistently'- .maintained throughout ths preliminary phases of tne Beatuo -naogerr ease, Mrs.- Isabel 1 Clayburg cams out today with svNd.l hot attack on the Seattle sheriff eek tng- her extradition. , , J "Sheriff Hodge, who I understand is an avowed candidate for governor of mMm Public Uitility ! , . . I W-aVVav mm - avAf mi r i 'i v ri ; u e-' I--" JtTirfv I I " 11 .II.. : U U- 1.,. -If' ; J J?l i ivr i i i n i ssi .nitv as ii sj i sva lies iisisi.-ri aniti .an tuinisw raw r . - r" a5fcJiVMnsi-!ri?-v i .xv i scvii y a tiv 'msi r . srn , . a a -mmi us sv - s m a ,asnv .sk. atai s w -s., in ,i m rt a a s I - - l . I lyiiai auti -m r- jm m isj -ssw - w I M : ss.aa.VLU " t lt k U I .ensUes sislsasfnBl assssT jt 'fuvT,r? awj hi io wsj w umit ml ' ' " wp& v;- t;FS'.-jlfi---.:--: : That concerns all merchants and all people THE original Cash Register rang a bell, indicated and recorded the amount of the purchase. It benefited the merchant only. In a third of a century this old model has developed into a Cash Register that directly benefits every man, woman and child who spends money in a store. This new Cash Register equally concerns every mer chant and clerk, every banker and wholesaler in this land. It furnishes every customer with a receipt or sales slip. It prints on this the amount paid or charged. On this is also printed the date of the sale and who made it. It forces a duplicate printed record for the merchant It prevents disputes over charges and bills paid. It saves shoppers' time. o It gives the merchant all his profits. It gives him more money for his family. ' Itj promotes more, and quicker sales. . , - i. ' ' It protects eachtderk against making errors and against the mistakes of others. . It rewards the diligent clerk by telling his employer which one makes the largest number of sales and which ' one gets the greatest amount of business. It assures the banker additional security for the money he loans the merchant. V It gives the wholesaler additional assurance that the merchant will have money to pay his bills. It furnishes the banker and the wholesaler mechanical evidence that the merchant's statement of his business -is correct It is a business necessity. MERCHANTS!! Wm hoc mmm 1910 mmdmU thmt gfos fits per rcf ssrsfc. - - - : Writ aw tmiajr or sss sar ogsnf bt yur ctty mnd Umrn how ytm can escar eno o fAsso pobfie srstcs issscAines. , ' LAtrml sffsmswrsa ews mmdm for U Nmthmml Cash Rmgitimn that warm goad bt thairday, mat do mot as nmplmtafy prattt you at wm thdleala- 119 UadaU do, V Addrmam Dapt. Z. , The National Cash Regis terCompany barton, Ohio Look for this sign 1 IN, THE WINpOW