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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, r PORTLAND, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1916. 11 T PAMPHLETS OF G O. P. CANDIDATES STARTED List Will Be Mailed to All Reg . istered Voters of Oregon by Secretary of State. REQUIRES MUCH TIME Complete 'XAmtm Win Be Mailed Out Within Ten Jays Za Belief Bom May Be Delayed. Saleni, Or., April 21. The mailing of the Republican candidates' pamph lets to the registered voters of Ore gon was commenced Thursday by Sec retary of State Olcott. As the voters' names are. secured from weekly lists furnished by the county clerks under the law and registration books closed In th counties April 18, it. will re quire" some days ror the clerks to . collect the final registrations from the precinct registers and .prepare and . forward lists to the secretary's office and - the mailing of the pamphlets cannot be completed for 10 days or two weeks. Should any of the registration lists b delayed "for any reason. Secretary of State Olcott says he will continue to mail the pamphlets up to such ' time before election as will allow for the delivery of the same to the voter by ordinary mail. The pamphlets contain only the names of candidates for election or nomination at the primary election . who have submitted statements and -portrait cuts for publication and paid the prescribed charges, ranging from ' $10 to $100. As the mailing of. the pamphlets was commenced earlier this year than at any time heretofore, and as th registrations now close SO days be fore the election, instead of 15, as before, under ordinary conditions the publication should be In the hands of the registered voters In ample time before election. v Insurance Company Files. Salem, Or., April 21. The Agency company of Utah, engaged in writing and soliciting insurance, capita stock I200-.000, was admitted to do business in Oregon Thursday by CommiFftioner Sehulderman. The company will have its principal Oregon office in Port land. Articles of incorporation were filed by the Moore Mill & Lumber company of Bandon, S. E. Pearce, P. R. Walker and N. Y. McKanna. incor porators, and Dunthorpe Maintenance corporation, Dunthorpe, capital stock $500. Dissolution certificates were filed by the Paper Interfolding company of Oregon City and the Golden Rod Mill ing company. Alleges Inhuman Treatment. Salem, Or., April 21. Alleging cruel and Inhuman tratement, Emma Treesh has brought suit for divorce against George J, Treesh. They were mar ried in 1913. Studies Hospital Conditions. Salem, Or.., April 21. Superintend ent Keller of the Western Washington hospital for the Insane at Steilacoom, pent two days here this week study ing methods employed at the Western Oregon hospital for the insane. E. O. Edgerton Is 111. Berkeley, CaU, April 21. (P. N. S.) E. O. Edgerton, member of the state railroad commission, is confined to his home here today by an attack of diphtheria. He was taken ill Wednes day while at work in the commission's offices in San Francisco. Ban Francisco Trade Excursion. Marshfield, Or April 21. Word has been received here that the San Fran .claco Chamber of Commerce will run s a trade excursion to Coos bay about September 15, returning the last of the ,'. month. . It Is stated that already 80 business houses have indicated inten tion of sending representatives. WORK OF SENDING OU 1 "IP" SALMON SPOONS C BOB MERRILY' NEAR 0. 0. FALLS Trout Fishing : Picks Up Everywhere With Clearing of Water, Salmon fishing at Oregon City has come into Its own at last. During the past several days hundreds of chin ooks have been landed by Portland anglers. The fish jtre running good, and If the sunny ' weather continues Sunday will probably be the best .day of the season. Fishing at Shipherd's Springs is re ported to be very good. Henry R. Everding and Ed Morris of Portland, landed 78 trout and Dr. F. M. Hurd caught 39. Robert Wetberall has had fine success in trout fishing near the falls. J. H. Erickson caught a 26-. pound steelhead. The upper fork of the Deschutes river Is available for trout fishing now. A party of Culver anglers, using worms, landed 31 fine red sides early this week. Crooked river fish ing is good. Spinners are being used In the north fork of the Washougal river with great success. One catch of 69 was reported. The sport is reported to be very good at Scappoose. Leap Year Bride Declared Too Gay Seattle Man riles Suit for Divorce Beoaoae Wife Smokes Cigarettes and Parades th Kails la. Her Hlghti. Seattle, April 21. (U. P.) After a whirlwind courtship followed by the young woman's proposal of marriage and a hurried wedding in this city last month, the denouement in the leap year affair of J. H. Jahn. wealthy dealer in real estate. Insurance and rentals, cam Thursday when he applied for a divorce. Jahn, a bridegroom of 25 days, has learned, he says, that he was sought for his kind and loving nature, not at all, but for his riches. Furthermore, he was horrified to learn that his young and charming bride smokes cigarettes, he says, and parades the halls of their apartments with other girls, dressed only In nighties, a kimona and slippers. STANDING OF THE TEAMS Cowt Xe&ro. Won. Lost. Tot. Loa Angeles 10 5 .CHI Oakland 10 6 .025 Vernon 8 .471 Portland 7 9 .437 San Francisco 7 lo .412 Salt Lak S 8 .383 National league. Woa. Lcet. .ct. Philadelphia B 1 JW Cincinnati 0 8 .623 St. Louis 4 S .571 Boston 8 2 .000 Chicago 3 4 .429 Pittsburg 3 ft .875 Brooklyn 1 S .230 New York 1 4 .200 American League. P o ton e 2 .750 New York S 2 .800 Br. Louis 4 3 .671 Washington 4 3 .B71 Chicago 5 4 .656 Detroit 4 4 5t0 Cleveland a 4 .833 Philadelphia 0. 8 .000 American Association. Won. Lost. Pet. Toledo 2 0 1.000 St. Paul 2 1 .667 Colnmbns 2 1 .607 Mliineepolli 1 -1 .500 Lonlsrille 1 1 .500 Indianapolis 1 2 .533 Kansas City 1 2 .333 Milwaukee 0 2 .000 Western League. Won. Lost. Pet. Decker 1 o 1.000 Topeka , 1 o 1.000 Onha 1 O 1.000 Wichita O 1 .000 St. Joseph O 1 .000 Ds Moines O 1 .000 Sioux City O O .000 Lincoln 0 -0 .000 Rose City Card Complete. Bouts between Sailor Haynle and Jack Wagner and Peter Schuld and' Wnitey Campbell have been added to the program of the Rose City smoker to be staged April 28, The card will be featured by a bout between Allen McNeill and Joe Benjamin. ma An Imported Cigar (Porto Rican) for 5 i3ts. TON! This price for an Imported cigar was not possible un til the stars and stripes were raised over Porto Kico in 1898. La TUNITA comes in FREE OF DUTY weekly ship ments directly, to us to keep them fresh. Porto Rico is aa much a part of the West Indies as Cuba, and the tobacco grown there was the only tobacco ever brought to Havana from elsewhere in the old Spanish days. m Its quality is as fine, but admittedly it is milder, being grown on the moun- 0 D INS 7s TWO WOMEN OUT FOR UMATILLA TREASURER; RLE AS REPUBLICANS Mrs, Mabel Wolfe and Miss Grace Gilliam Are Bo Seeking the Nomination. Grace Gilliam Are Both Pendleton, Or., April 21. Giving Treasurer W. G. Bradley two women opponents for the Republican nomina tion, Mrs. Mabel Wolfe of this city Wednesday evening. Just before time for filing closed, filed her formal dec laration. Miss Grace Gilliam of Pilot Bock had filed the day before. To Publish Uqnor Buyers. Pendleton, Or, April 21. In an ef- j rort to check sales of alcohol by drug gists, the city council has decided to publish each week a list of purchasers, the amount bought and ths store from which purchased. This was recom mended by the police committee, who declared that 86 out of 33 drunks ar rested this month were Intoxicated from drinking alcohol. The druggists declare they are willing to cooperate, but assert there are physicians who issue prescriptions after they have turned applicants down. O. A. C. After Hay ward. University of Oregon, Eugene, Or.. April 21. University students are aroused today over the appearance of an "authentic" letter in the. Emerald from a student with "inside dope" stat ing that unless something is done hur riedly. Trainer "Bill" Hay ward would not be with Oregon long. The letter substantiates a rumor that Oregon Ag ricultural college was seeking the serv ices of the head of athletics at Oregon. According to the statement, O. A. C has made Hayward an offer of $270 per year as compared with the $2000 salary that he is receiving at Oregon. Although non-committal on the mat ter, Hayward smiled at the question when It was thrust at him at last nleht's pep-fest and refused to talk of the matter. A movement has been started at Ore gon to retain the services- of Hayward, who has been the head of all sports at Oregon for the past 13 years. Woodland Signs New Twirler. Ridgefleld, Wash.. April 21. Pitcher Jesse J. Jacobs, a southpaw, will prob ata! v glen a contract to hurl for th LWoodland, Wash., team of the Inter- City Baseball league. St. Helens was also after Jacobs. Healthy Old Age Brings Happiness Simple Remedy Promote Health by Overcoming Tendency to Constipation Advancing years impair the action of the vital organs. Old age should be the period of greatest happiness, but good health is necessary. Constipation should not be tolerated it is often the direct cause of ill health. Headache, belching, biliousness, bloat, drowsiness after eating and oth er symptoms of constipation can be readily, relieved by the use of a simple laxative compound sold in drug stores under the name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Mr. J. H. Bristol, 1412 Geddes Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich., who is 83 years old, says "Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the best remedy-1 ever used for con stipation and I always have a bottle of it In the bouse to use when I feel the need of it; it never disappoints." Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is a mild laxative preparation, positive in Its ef fect, acting easily and naturally with out griping or other pain or discom fort. For over & quarter of a century It has been the standard household remedy in thousands of homes. Drug- gists everywhere sell it for fifty cents Size) nncessas tain slopes, where the trop ical heat is temDered bv cooling winds. : Spanish natives, whose art is a family inheritance, make La TUNITA. Havana does not surpass these wonder ful workmen. When you .get an Imported I (Porto Rico) ciirar for 5 cent. (Box of 50, $2.50) as you get it in f La TUNITA, you are on ground : occupied ' alone by UNITED CI GAR STORES. If a ten yeaiV 'IP test of one of our strongest claims. Women's Golf Titel Qf South Up Today Sao Francisco. Cal., April 21. (V. P.) The -California women's, golf championship was being decided today on the links of the San Francisco Golf and Country club at Ingleslde, where Miss Edith Chesebrough and Mrs. Hu bert Law met in the final 18 hole match. As the result of the gruelling eon- testa throucrh which they have passed i iu'n ,th J"' rS Keraji-finals began yesterday Miss Chesebrough was the favorite with many for the title but the remarkable performance of Mrs. Law in snatching victory from defeat after she was 3 down to Mrs. A. fl. Pommer and appar ently hopelessly behind, has brought her a host of backers. She defeated Mrs. Pommer 1 up. each player get ting a medal score of 88. A large gal lery followed today's -play. Manager Cliff Blankenship of the Salt Lake club-may not get Outfielder Beall for quite a spell. Ha has made all arrangements for the transfer of Beall from Cincinnati to Portland, but Garry Hermann has yet to obtain waivers .on Beall. In the meantime Cincinnati is using him and yesterday he got three hits in four times up. including a home run. He caught five flies and it looks bad for Blankenship getting him Immediately. Russ Hall, manager of the Tacoma club, sat in a box seat with Judge McCredie yesterday at the park. Russ, who used to 'be a springtly fellow, is running Dave Dugdale a close race in the averdupois league and if the truth were known, may be beating Dug out. Ha says the two Bigbee boys and Al Bartholemy are showing up nicely. 'President Ahalgesique Tango Baum of the Pacific Coast league, who has been here attending the opening of the season, departed last night for San Francisco, where he was called by Important business. A Pask art's two-bagger, followed by Gavvy Cravath's solid single, let Phil adelphia beat the Giants in the open ing game at New York. It happened in the twelfth. Detroit took a tight one from the White Sox when Harry Heilmann's club smote one of Wolfgang's hooks on the brow in the ninth for two bags and sent Veach home. Bradfords Sign Luckey. Manager Erny Taylor of the Brad ford Inter-City team has signed Out fielder Dick Luckey, who played with the East Side team last season.- Luckey will replace Kennedy in center field. a bottle. A trial bottle of Dr. Cald well's Syrup Pepsin can be obtained free of charge, by writing to Dr. W B. Caldwell. 454 Washington St., Mon ticello. Illinois. 3t. .... - EEL WORM INFESTS STRAWBERRY PLANT15 KILLING ROOT FIBERS Origin of New Pest , in the Hood River Valley Remains Unsolved Mystery. Hood River, Or April 21. The eel worm, a death-dealing pest, hereto fore unknown in the Hood River Val ley, was discovered this week infesting the strawberry plants and killing the plant by destroying Its root fibers. The new pest feeds only upon the roots and causes a knotty condition that com pletely saps the plant. The eel was first discovered In berry plants that were being set. The origin of the new peet is a mystery. The local experi ment station states hat the only way to get rid of the eel is by clean culti vation of the ground for a period of at least two years. If crops are full the Hood River strawberry crop will. total 125 carloads this year. Catholic Fathers Transferred. Hood River. Or April 21. Father Roman, who has had charge of the mis sionary work of the Catholic church In the Hood River territory, has been as signed to take charge of the Hood River church. Father Francis, who has been in charge here, has bean transferred to take charge of the Cath olic church at Burns, Oregon. Cash Goes to Philadelphia. Hood River, Or., April 21. Harry L. Cash, graduate of the Hood River high school and student of the U. of O., will sail from Vancouver, B. C, May Again That This Two Entrances 143 Third Street WJ$$.tyflftSt'$ Street ! n.?'aVaS Quality is at the very foundation of snaAes. a.l a Exlra Special Values in Men's Hand-Tailored Suits Direct From the Style Centers See Them Tomorrow in the Beautiful Salesroom We keep our cus- tomers' clothes re- paired and pressed without charge. You Will Say These Garments Are Not Approached at the Price Anywhere See $3.50 to cial wear Outfitters for Men--SOUTOWEST COR. THIRD AND ALDER STS. 18, on the steamer Empress of Russia. I in corapany-wlth (0 other teachers; for j the Philippines where he ' Is under a two-year contract : to teach in the United States government schools of Manila; Clean Up Next Week. . Hood River, Or., April 2L Clean up week will be in full swing next week in Hood River under the direction of th Woman's elub. Parties Will Unite To Pick Delegates Aberdeen, Wash., April 2 L Former Progressives will join - with Republi cans throughout the county in the Re publican caucuses to be held Saturday to select delegates to th county Re publican convention, to be held here April 29. which. In turn, will select delegates to the state convention. May 8 at North Yakima. Progressive dele gates will go to the county convention and Progressives will be represented on the state delegation to North Yakima. Both Republican and former Pro gressive leaders admit such a plan will be put into affect and that the Progres sive party, in this county will be a thing of th past. Republican and Progressive senti ment la this county favors an open minded, unlnstructed delegation to the national convention at Chicago. Weeks to Meet Mitchell. Seattle. Wash., April 21. (P. N. S.) Some real boxing Is anticipated by fans who will be present at the Elks club tonight, when Billy Weeks, Cana dian middleweight champion, and Sid Mitchell, of Australia, meet in a four round bout. Frankle Sullivan, of Los Angeles, and Leo Houck. of Seattle, will meet In the eeml-windup. . Charley Oivens will meet Charley Davidson in an attempted "comeback; Steve Reynolds will oppose Roy Lee, a hard-hitting sailor, and Bert Forbes will tackle Barney Wil liams, late of New York. We Remind You , Should Be Your Store RiTMl O al 1 uic 8 iurc iTiiixcr it uruanu s. newesi shopping place for those who buy ap parel for men and boys- But this does not mean that prices are higher here. Any day of any week you can make your selections at this store with the positive assurance that you are getting a full dollar's worth and more for every dollar expended. No transaction is considered closed until you are satisfied, and any articles not worn may be returned for a cash exchange any time Surely- you welcome such a store. F1 and ' " Mfller's Extra Spe- Value in Fine Neck- " at The New Set -Snug Short J- Sleeve Union Suit f?Cv (White), Here at. .... . Od)C U. OF 0. STUDENTS ARE ARRESTED TV'ICE ON TRIP FROM PORTLAND First Held Because Auto Had No License, Then Police Thought Tag Stolen, University of Oregon, Eugene, Or., April 81.Two arrests and a break down were the chief incidents In an automobile trip from Portland to Eu gene made yesterday by. Moose Mulr head and Paul Downard, students at the University of Oregon and both from Portland. , The first arrest occurred in Port land, because of the lack of a license. This cost $4.60. They bought a license, but were arrested again in Salem be cause it was believed they had stolen the license. ' After proving their In nocence of the charge the - travelers started on, but misunderstood the di rections at Jefferson and wandered for a while In the vicinity of 8c io before they again found the right road. All went well until about three miles out of Sugene, "Betsy's" batteries gave out and she had to be towed into Su gene, arriving at c:30. after an eight hour's trip. v a j w iiuia uirais. t New York, April 21.- (U. P.) -Pie Way, Yale varsity pitcher; Is slated to Join the New York Oiants after - he graduates In June, it was learned to day. McGraw's scouts have had their eyes on him for some time. Demetral Has Sore Bar. Battle Creek. Mich.. April SI. (U. P.) UTT.T.Tsf ' STrTB- CZAX. 85o TBZTILI 8XXJC BOSOX TS. . We keep bur cus- tomers, clothes re paired and pressed without charge. - Kill, r'm 1SM&& TiiK fZ Kali boss, the 7 pair , 5, William Demetral, the Greek .wres tler, who . recently appeared In San Francisco. Is very 111 here today with inflammation of th ear. , DL3a WHY PAY RENT? WE CAN supply you a home of your own, constructed to suit, on your lot or ours. Or we .will sell you an already built home on the same easy terms. Writs, phone or call for ' full particulars contained in FREE HOME BOOK. The largest home builders in the Pacific Northwest. OLIVER PC acVPERV.Piucs. NORTHWESTERN HANK EDO. N CW m Portland Skould Fiwt VyA Tkeir Way to Hotel Gorneli 1US ,TTM ft a SXT AI9 O. W. OoraeUns, PresUsat, - Mm yteseaer. asanageiv wowmaa, vs. lO, The PLACE TO GO FOR EASTERTIDE VACATION Glatsopip' Beaco Many Cottages Wil Be Open Natatoria Open Daily . Hotel Dining-Rooms Open First-Class Fishing in Necan ' ' icum . - Beautiful Weather ' , . 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