THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 19, , 1916.
Steamer Chartered :
By Royal Rosanans
Booster. Sax .Program Will
dared a Oregon City May art Ottin
t6 Be-rttcipet. Z
1 Royal Kosarlans have chartered the
river steamer QrAhamona,; as a con
veyance to Oregon City and its
"Booster Day" program. Mar Z7.
, Pessimism in errigy la to ne ouraea
DRAWING FOR KATZ
IE
GUR7ENNS
nllRNFY
UUUMUI
MAC
FOR
OPENING
Membership of Oregon Grand by, "J people of Oregon cny, then to Play in Annual Spring Handi-
lodge Climbing. With Ac-
- tivitiesWidening,- vh? :
drowned by sailors. The Rosarlana
I will help. The steamer will leave at
112:80 o'clock on May 27. Roeartans
WtU wear their white Uniforms. They
will bring their friends and ladle.
I Th nmtnJfta. in Ahar- nf tha -
SESSlOM ON AT ROSEBURG rriT0ZJLSi
Smith and H. V, Fries,
Other. Organizations that are ar-
cap at Multnomah Club
Begins .Tomorrow.
'' 5
The drawings for th annual "Kat
Cup" tennis . tournament at the Mult
nomah Amateur Athletic club, together
with the allotment of handicaps, wa
Hew lodges Organised at Tang-ant,
Seaside and eUeafieid, With orand
; : ' Officers ataalar Tlsitatioas.
ranginrorpart" ine Oregon ""J" WEVSZ ffflSS
!ir oVhe'Txrtrtnon
th. Ad club, th; ProrresJlv.-Buarne flub. The pairing, and handicap, fol-
IV
- r : - a".."'" :. . .v. ..-.. I Motor Boat club.
, . "sports e 5 The Royal Rosarian band will ac- ,u"
Fellow, to ba mad to . ."lotf hold -u', wVn fu7nT.h mu.icaj" number Ewfng'VlT.1
'in Rosebura next week will .now a I ,, m ,K. ....... I r-,?.. i
i . V-,v L " i nti I IUQ A41 b4 5 OM'l I VII U . O - .
joeciaea fro win oi ineuroer ... 1 parade In decorated automobiles
. uurina lam jrr, j..i.o7 -
lodges have been formed at Tangent,
Seaside and Stanfleld.
.v ia U80 the order had 802J members;
In X15. 1,74 -were on the active list.
Previous to 1880 both Idaho and Wash
ington were Included in tna junaaic-
tion of the grand wage,
. Durtnff th year r nearly every lodge
and encamDtnent in Oregon has been
Tislted 1y John F. Hall, grand master:
by Henry S. -weatorooK, aepuiy grana
masterr- E. E." Sharon, grand secre
tary. Robert Andrews, grand patri
arch; George W, Treren, grand war-
den or Earl A. Williams, grand mga
priest...
. V.-.1W- ai radges lav Stats. - '
The report of Grand Secretary
Sharon shows 221 working lodges in
Oregon, with a total Income of $271.-
OEi: witn a raiiei extension maae to
;1525 brotherev and ..expenditures fot
relief of all Kinds to memners. wiaowe,
omhans and funeral benefits amount- Salem, Or., May 19. Convicts of the
Jing to I7MK.92. Sick benefits were Oregon prison worked heroically and
paia wr ,u weeaa. me "" saved the flax manufacturlnr section
Men's club, the Rotary club and thj
Two F. at
Court !. J. II. Mackie Scr. vs.
CAMITADfA.MCACI DC
; i K1UIII I UI1IU 1111 U.ll 111 I :.:
' DISCUSSED, CERTAIN
t l.'-
J'?.
Bend:to:Enteftain
Coast Lumbermeii
- -: " - . ' , ? -
TaMtt and 3 Decided STpo TUB Of
Zaspectiom of Vew XCUis and Besaloa
:'ot xoo Koo. ! -
Bend, Of Mir 11. With the ap
pointment of F. D. Becker of Bend as
vice regent of the Concatenated Order
of Hoo-Hoo. plana are rapidly being
Stf.-aSfiS SSffU JennutTiCommittee Urges That Issu-
and 3. The concatenation will be held
on the night of the second immediate
ly after ' the Iumbrmen'a ' arrival by
special , train. , ...
Since construction work started on
the Shovlin-Hixon and Brooka-Scanlon
S.-.rS;0ME POINT IS CONCEDED
CHANGES REQUESTED
suance of- Licenses Come
From Medical Authorities.
engineers In the fir bureau if passed
by the i council. The measure is in ac-,
cord, with the practice of. giving lire
men and policeman raises each six
months until they total $100 a month.
r MU1 Compaigr-ClaJma Street.
K The i Inman-Poulsen Lumber jc4m'
pany has Informed the clt,y council
that iti claims to be the owner of the
real property known as East Sherman
street. The property lies between the
rla"ht-oX-way of the Southern j"acmc
company and ; the Willamette river.
The company protests against the
identification of East Sherman street
as a puouo nignway in tne proposeu
tnprovement of Grand avenue from
he Southern Pacific to within 100
feef of East Carruthers BtreeC
4r
visit Bend. It is believed thav most I ., . ., i .
of the prominent lumbermen of Ore-' .
gon and Washington win avail hem- CUangs is Ordinance Permitting AppH-
THREE SECTIONS OF
FLAX PLANT AT PEN
DAMAGED BY BLAZE
K.
P. W. I-ewls Scr. jra. J. F.
Klllalee Scr. vs. R. W.
Withers Scr. .
Court 4 n E. Harrigan 0.26 va.
D. Mallett R.8-6. '
Court b A. B. ' Bailey R.15 vs. J.
Cahalin, R. 15 1-6.
v Three P. SK.
Court 1 J. H. Miner 0.2-8 vs. F.
Smith 0.2-8. .
Court 2 A. S. Frohman O.J-6 vs. A.
D Norrls 0.15.
Court-- J. Lee R.16 vs. H. Wells
O.la.
Court 5 M. Crumpacker R.3-6 vs. V.
Anderson R.1S.
Court 6 J. W. Lada R.15 vs. K.
Smith 0.2-6.
Ton 7. aC
Court 1 R. Newland Scr. vs. C TBc-
Snow Sar.
court Z W. A. GOSS O. SO VS. IS.
oatlons teBe Made to Health
Officer Zs Authorised.
aelves Of the opportunity to inspect
two, of the most up-to-date mine in
the state."
Tha local committee on arrange
ments consists of Harper SKuae. cnair- i lmmmiHunf nWiMgn. r..nt.
man. Harry K. Brooks and Frank & 1 ,n th county cIt meaical aSao
Prtnce, each of whom have been in the "
organisation for years. There will be elation conferred With the city council
about 40 new members taken in at the
meeting.
SUICIDE THEORY WILL
PnnwiMc Firrht Flamoc anrllr-ni. r S-
wuuiviw i ivw VCnurt lO. Lwl R.lfi vs. A. B.
Make No httort to uet .court ir)
Away During Excitement,
w.
R
Wakeman 0.15 vs.
H. Lewis Jr. R.3-6.
Court 6 F. LeNeffa R.3-6 vs
Banks K.8-6.
Court 6 W. H. Lewis Sr R.3-6 vs.
F. Freshman Scr. i
Tive P. X.
Court 1 J. B
J H Knlaht. R.3-6
Court z F. A. Kienie itie va. a. r.
BtORPET'S DEFENSE
IN TRIAL FOR MURDER
Literacy Test Abolished That
Selection of Jurymen May
Be Expedited.
Wankeffan Til Mar 19 fTT P-
Bilderback R.3-6 vs. In an effort to expedite the selection
of a Jiiry to try William Orpet. college
boy, on a charge of murdering his
sweetheart. Marlon Lambert. Judge
Donnelly today abolished the strlcl,
sets of lcfdgeg ara given as 11,337,-1. tl . hM(Mlll, J r 8-6.
-.38I.61. TUa total receipta of the grand - " 7 "ZZ Court 3 C. Livingston R.3-6 vs. C,
lArfira far Ih Va.r hav been 117.841. I known as the ahops from destruction hahonnnn 7T1S
Grand 4cretary Sharon recommends by fire late Thursday afternoon. r01.1 4w- Wheeler Scr. vs. ,W. O.l literacy test for veniremen which has
fthat local; lodget be restricted oy tnei Th, WM conflned to four "mA' ST t .t a bttn enforced heretofore
grand lodga.ronv contracting for build- MCti0D.. ,h, first occupied with the Bnmhiw R.15. .. . The finerlff ann0unced that he in
lnga without the approval of the Lulld- achool roora, beating plant and dryer Court 6 L. M. Starr Scr. vs. William tended going to wealthy eetatea, after
...a evaiumm i or tne Iiax Plant, tne secona as a car- nuw, du i jurors, bo iar mosi 01 ine uiesmen
summoned have been' from the agri
cultural population. The wealthiest
and most exclusive society of Chicago
is living in this county.
Ornet'a attornev claimed that ha had
BISHOP BY 549 VOTES f--
reported to have a letter written by
the girl to Orpet. in which she threat-
leyan university since 1905. was The defense, when the hearing of
DR. MATT HUGHES IS
ELECTED METHODIST
(Qmtinned From Pce One)
several Jaoal lodge building enterprises penter shop, the third as a shoe sho
navmg provea xajiurea tnrougn ick or an(J lne other as a machine shop.
business precautions. He recommends The first three sections were badly
that Veteran Jewels be furnished to all J autted- bv fire, while the machine
members entitled -to them as a matter shop's roof was damaged.
of, tight, and not dependent upon tne jrire Originated in Dryer.
order of the local lodge. , Th, mcMnes were not inlured.to
i . Would Eliminate Boundaries. Uny extent, however.
It Is also recommended that terrl-1 The fire started In the dryer, where
;torlal lines for admission to a local flax which had been retted in the
i inuK, ii m vwufcV.KLW. .a UUUD II. f C II 11 , i.tu., . mm n v .111.11 . WAV. Wl. . . . . . , . . .
. 1 m ' - r ' I .1..1.J ki.hAn lav, tila-Vf wn.n t n a I a. 11 w 1 1 1 . 1 . .
ylvanla with reasonable restrictions being taken to the ,nufacturlnj; rc.
Imposed. 1 section. icjihu "'""i " " lorraer reiationa witn rates lamoeri
In ooncludlna his twentv-second an- There was a areat burst of flame " overiooaea na om b-vu me
i.n.1 -.nn-. liwnl,.. BVion .av.. I and .hnut V Inn. nt rat t aH tia-w n-nm rtr Wlch was bom In 1BBZ in N.W I DreSUmDtlOn OI lnnOCenOejl
. .,.., ..v,...., 1 , -. - I" A. .. j
Th. wnrk nr th nffi inn. a-A loon biazine. xnia waa amtmvA I Yort ana was eaucaiea ai nwuini vivm iwmiJ t.Ui ucu uj.i w
became too great for any one person The convicts had water playing on university, graduating tft 186T. in pet purcnaaeo tne poison oottie round
- to handle and I must eonfess, that the fire in short order, and the state 1390 he Joined the New xork east i in -tno woods near tne gin s corpse. A
.wera It not for a very competent and hospital for the Insane and the Salem conference. icier in a drugstore at otaaison. wis.
able assistant in the person of my I lire -departments aided in a few tnln-l The Daiiot resulted as xonows: . i u iwa wbiyi reyuuinea wiuuwnj w
acn. who la a mmr.bor of all hr.nxhM I uLei I HerDert wetcn. BO.: i nomas ixicn- mat .exieoi.
of the order, I would be more than Warden Praises Convicts. olson, 617; a, w, l-eonara. ; w. . rne iatner or me oeso gin scoiiea
willing to ouit my lob without wait- a. .nnn u th fir. hrok. out. w.r. Oldham. 392: M. S. Hughes. 403: C. when Informed that the defense was re
Ina for someone to take It awar from Un Mint and A.aiatant Wardan Rh.r. B. Mitchell, 85i; iJ. b. Tippie, ti i; ported to nave proof or Marion s
me." wood ru.had all availabla uirdi. I F. Hamilton. SZZ; ci. U. Kicnarason, suicide.
i. nave no oouoi xnat urpei gave
Marion the. cyanide," he said.
members, Including ahlldren of six I could tie made durlna the excitement. Th rixa-t of the committee 4
-years and oid memoers or 0. The I No a. man tried to get away. I temrerance adopted yesterday was
home is sustained by an annual nerl warden Mlnto nralsed tha convict-1 . .- .rrimmnt of tb li
capita tax or io cents on each mem-1 following the rira, declaring that they quor traffic Tha conference, by tha
' 1 la recommended that the had performed their work nobly. About adoption of. the report went on record
. .;i-u iw 9v Bnaim. n ta idu oi tne D&U convicts eonrineo in against the issuance or internal reve-
rx'ina mat nw Duuaings to tne t&e penitentiary aiaea in nre ngnung. nun tax Mcelpts by the federal gov
ajUS Of about 130 000 are needed No Insurance waa carried hv tha a.n..r. ni h.m1 mnmu to nana I . .. ,
and that street assessment taxes on tat. on tha hnlidinM h..t tha fla ITLrZZi i-w- rhhTti n in. BBaBion txnierno ana acaaioai stsbtb
: the property have been very heavy, was insured. It was estimated that t-ratat- eommeme in Intoxicating raoeda Awarding of Diplomas to
i mere was expenaea ror tne nome tha total loss was about 31S.000. iinnnr mnA forblddlne- the use of Take Plaoa la Publio Tnla live&uur,
i,ss7.. auring tne year and It Is The buildings occupied by the dryer the mails to liquor shipments and ad-
attmat4 that tha nn.t . m.l.f.l.. . . . i , i. - .. . I , . . . . . . . . aw.-
mi -hi hAa ii .tu ..Ta'v";' . "'i'i.""1 .c"l!r. B"' ve1Mmen..a""J;"mf"aAa- V1 mencament exercises of the Hood River
.."k ' -"u"f'.""? . . A . congress promptly auomit wxam Mh gChool are hl heJd th,g wwt
'"v" manuiaotunna piani are oracucauy tsiaturea or ina.aeverai states ioric , a.. . .
uu.ia.t T. Aaw.. a nl. h ii. I" " A iaKmgrcM JJWjr, All l OUttUtir
11 ir-'v "a rw-IMit I va, mvimb) ' vav. "-r I LiJClT rtLLAA IWS.VIVII -avaaa e-a aa- a e.v i ftaa,a, w-.. a. a4avk ai V ak Uall rnr. nan
Tha report of the grand Patriarch doors. the federal constitution providing for I 7" "
of tha grand encampment of Oregon, Thousands of people from Salem the absolute prohibition of the liquor fh. aTrla- chorna in the
KODert Andrews, shows thdt this or- g!tnerea to waton tne nre righters trarrio throughout tna united states. ','ttfrn -Tha tr.t of tha T ittia
tanisatton within the L O. O. F. has work. The fire started shortly oe- . r $ "f-i ..-a1-? "J T ?C. t5.iii.;
a) a e.v . . . . I m s? .a a i I I JUK IQrilv. VT L9 Ki'CU A i. uo nat a .nov
-jncampnieniB wun mem- o v. . aour I?r. Lconara Donbled Congregation, evening. Mra C. H. Henney of Port-
"."a.''"" M"B',WU iy A" 'w v.-.. Seattle. Wash.. Mar 19. (P. N. S3.) land had charea
- m.riiripr. nnnn. Tna vaav u i. ' . i n..aaaa a TM..i.a I r - . . . ...
... iur wumih w a. v u utf u. i t- a Aw w wt arh T ..Ana m vhAu I Tha traflr maat o ni hanahall ama
Quards were doubled at tne state
,i in report or tne Odd Fellows' 1 armed with rifles, to tha walls, nlaht i m. ice. .si.
hbme, located In Portland, shows 61 men beina called, ao that no breaa Xdanar TXafflo Arralamed.
Hood River High
-School Celebrates
this morning on a proposed ordinance
regulating the construction and main
tenance of tuberculosis sanitaria with
in thecitv limlta.
The committee, wbicft consisted of
Dr. David N. Roberg, secretary of the
state board Of health. Dr. Arthur W.
Moore, Dr.. E. B. McDanlel and Dr. R.
B. I Dillehunt, urged that Issuance of
licenses for sanitaria should be vested
in ' medical authorities In that physi
cians are better able to pass on mat
ters affecting health.
At the present time Institutions for
the treatment and housing of persons
afflicted with pulmonary tuberculosis
are specifically barred In Portland.
Oralaanoe Xs Discussed.
- Discussion today centered on a pro
posed ordinance drafted by City At
torney La Roche which provides that
applications for licenses shall be filed
with the city auditor together with a
description of the site, names of the
promoters! and full plana for build
ings. After investigation the council
may grant or deny the application.
"The ordinance fills the bill satis
factorily," said Dr. Roberg, "but pub
lic opinion will dictate the removal of
a sanitarium If the matter is placed
in the hands of non-medical, men. "It
should be left to the city health off leer
and the city physician to decide where
locations should be. Let the city
health officer confer in turn with
the state board of health.
Commisioner Blgelow protested
strongly against delegating powera to
aay board.
Dr. Roberg declared that the state
beard would be just a careful In its
selection as the city council, and urged
teat tne ooara would relievo the coun
cia of responsibility.
Would Mot Pas Book.
"We should not sit here and act
cowardly by passing tha buck," de
clared Commissioner Baker. "If the
proposition of permitting the erec
tkm of a tuberculosis sanitarium
comes before this council we should
consider It.
Dr. Roberg. stated the position of
local physicians if believing a well
regulated sanitarium leas dangerous
than a private house.
Without delegating its authority the
council-finally conceded a point to the
committee by directing the city at
torney to change the proposed ordi
nance so that applications should be
mada to the city health officer, who
would work out all the details, letting
tne council pass finally on the loca
tlon.
Preparedness Celebration Planned.
Mayor Albee yesterday accected an
Invitation for Portland to participate
in a nation-wide demonstration for ade
quate preparedness. June 3. Thj in
vitation was extended by W. Rufus
Abbott of Chicago. It Is planned to
hold patriotic non-partisan prepared
ness parades in every city uf tne
United States. The Chamber of Com
merce! will get behind the project here.
Mayor Albee1 telegram follows: "Be
lieving in the principles of proper pre
paredness, I gladly sanction the call
to American cities and towns, and am
assured Portland wilt enter into the
parade with erthualasm."
Would Let Wood Dry on Curb.
Residents Of the district bounded by
Union; avenue and Best Fourteenth
street , and Fremont and Sheridan
streets, have addreeaed a petition to
the city council aatklng for permission
to let their firewood lie on the. street
parkings until. Cry.. Much firewood.
when-purchased, is wet, they say; and
they ask to be permitted to let tne
wood dry before placing it In their
basements.
the year. E. E
Sharon is grand scribe of the organ-
report as that official.
Symphony Orchestra
: Elects Conductors
Tw A At 7 vi crVi T .akATlsl rA vhnu
. 1 x - - af -vW ti.rV.&lla I ..(11. rHV Tt.11.ai Ula-fV. a.AU.rvlw tea
jxation and makes his twenty-second prison last .light to prevent any at- Episcopal church is reported n dlev the event today at Columbia park and
tempts to escape or 10 rescue prison- patches from Saratoga Springs, N. T., the graduating exercises wilF be Held
ere during the confusion following the has been pastor of the First Methodist tfcis evening in Helloronner hall. Dr.
flax plant fire. Rumors that the fire church of Seattle for the last six Doney. president of the Willamette
wa's part of .- plot for a wholesale de- yars. He came to Seattle from Cin- university, will be tne speaker of the
livery were rife. clnnatl, where he served as pastor of evening.
As the plant of the atate prison will the Walnut Hills church. His first The following will receive diplomas:
be out of commission until a new dryer pastorate after his graduation from Leonard Howard, Jtallus Jacobsen, Ben
is constructed, it is expected that a Drew Theological seminary was the H. Breed, Ella Niehans, Arthur John-
w....tna " tha .fata .rin-r...i. t. 4 Fr.llfeS Ahllntl at T fim . TtAltf 'Whloh . A. H.l.fl CiUhftff T.flM Itfarlalr W lK-
Wot Cnrlstensen and -fraiaema ua l yu j called at an early date to pro-1 he served for three years. art McClanathan, Paul Lancaster, Mai-
elected to uureoi coaoercs neawi yi SOr the creation of a detlclencyl During Dr. Leonard's incumbency oricoim Button. Aiiyn Button, Alios Mc
Beason. I to rebuild tha atruoture gutted by fire, i the Seattle pulpit his church has In-(Curdy, Evelyn Hasbrouck, Clarence
I . . , TL . . . ......J In lti.nh.Ml.1. an. 1 A .. Will.. TT..! ov.u u.u. ir.i.ht
Tha Portland sympnony oronestrai . ' ,,, . w. . . I o.nn i.ntn it nnw nnir, . . th. tvi. I nr. fen.ui.ii man unnt .
r,1 .hM!r OTna.a wLTi;. I until a new building Is ready. argest Methodist Episcopal church in DeWitt, Mae Shay, Chaffer Newton,
iLatt. season the . orchestra had three I f."1"'"" " .... L "h.. :1 . " I Dr. Leonard waa born In CInoinnatL Lafertv. Orae Re-mall. Btella. Parr.
eonductors. rartt"'; . liV .rtMf. PTr.; , November 2. 1874, and 1. one of the Henry Haas. Lester Fisher, Annus
Zmj"? ox lnom' reia .,-it.ment has flevaloned. af.nor.Vn- Z youngest ministers ever chosen bishop Jakku. Mary Winans, Ruth Howell,
Program Arranged
AtvUhemawa School
Hlne Boys and Pourteen Girls Will
Oradnata Prdm School Pollowing a
Series of Brents to Start May 88.
Cheonawa, Or., May X. Commence
ment exercises at Chemawa will begin
Sunday evening. May 23, and continue
throughout the week, closing Friday
evening, June 2, although school win
remain In session until June 23. Every
thing 4s being put in spick and Vpan
shape for the pleasure of the many
visitors expected on that oocaslon, al
though at all times such care le aken
of the grounds and buildings that they
may be said to be In a perpetual state
of "preparedness'.' Many beautiful
roses are In bloom, and never have the
grounds presented a more attractive
appearance.
Tha following la an outline of tha
program for the week of commence
ment, when 9 boys and 14 girls will
be graduated:
Sunday evening, baccalaureate ser
mon by Professor J. O. Hall of Wll
lamette university, Salem; Monday,
field day. band concert; Tuesday, Me
morial day exercises1 In tha morning,
baaeball in the afternoon and class
night observance in th evening; Wad
need ay, parade and military drills In
the afternoon, dumbbells, Indian clubs
and wand drills in the evening at the
gymnasium; Thursday, graduating ex
erclses in the afternoon and reception
to graduates in the evening; Friday,
Alumni day with banquet In the cVen
ing.
IS JACKSON IT
I LEADING IN CONTEST
I FOR FESTIVAL QtJttN
Maud Gilman Second Place;
Contest Will Close at Mid
night Tonight,
Miss Eleanor Jackson, candidate of
the Modern Foresters of McMinnville,
Jumped into the lead in the race for
Rose Festival queen last night, and
Is shown to be maintaining her ad
vantage by more than 86,000 In a
count completed this morning.
Mrs. Maud C. Oilman, candidate of
the G. A. R is in seeoad place.
The queen contest closes tonight at
midnight.
Standing of the candidates in to
day's oount follows:
Eleanor Jackson, Modern for
esters, Mcaiinnvuie l.asi.sio
Mrs. Maud C. Oilman. O. A. R.l.910,607
Mildred Pegg, Vancouver. ...1,790,410
Lillian C. Hendricksen, . For-
st.fl lf i marina . l.KsS.ISI
tauriel Baling, Pendletom .. .1.368.626
waiv. jacoDB, juamatn a.ia.i,.,zo
EUyie fTaasch. naigene, i,iu,.v.
Louise Taylor, Western Unlon.1,038,507
Jewel Carroll, K lghts and
Ladies of Security........ 130,261
Rose Uptegrove, Oregon City- 490,436
Hen Adds Egg to
Exhibit m Court
Lively-Promoting:',
The Raising of Hogs.
Former Portlaader and exposition
. Oomntlsaionex' Xaviaehaa Oanipalgn
. for California Breeders. . :! -J r
D. 6. Lively, formerly of Portland,
has launched a campaign for the pro
motion Of hog raising In California. It
Is reported today. Mr. Lively Is asso
ciated with the California Swine Breed
ere" association. , ,
- Following his resignation as vice
president of tha Portland Union stock
Yards company several years aito. Mr.
Lively, as livestock commissioner, took
up the work Of promoting the live"
stock exhibit. features of the Panama,
Paciflo International exposition at Sen
Francisco. His headquarters at pres
ent are in San Francisco
Spraying Hinders Voting. ! , -
Hood River. Or- May !. Votldg at
Hood River Is light. In six city pre
cincts only 73 votes bad been cast at
11 o'clock, out of a registration of
1125. Fruitgrowers are busy spraying,
so a email vote is, being cast in the
country precincts. The change in elec
tion law caused much delay In the
opening of the polls. ; . r
Hearing Ig Requested.
Petitions for hearing before the civil
service board were filed, yesterday
by the three sewer5 inspectors and the
engineer discharged by Commissioner
Dieck following the Montavllla sewer
investigation. The men are Richard
Walsh; C. A. Johnson and M. Mc
Carthy, inspectors, and Martin L.
Dowling, assistant engineer. They
were discharged for giving alleged
falsa testimony. In their petitions
they ask that Jthe charges be made
more definite and assert that they
were dlcharged for political or relig
ious . reasons and not for the better
ment of the service. Tha men are
icpicscaicu uy Auger x?, oiimoiu
To Decorate Bridges.'
The bridges under control of the city
will be decorated and lighted during
Rose Festival if the council passes an
ordinance drawn by Commissioner
Daly providing for the employment of
men and purchase Of necessary supplies.
v. Maj Increase Salaries.
; Mayor Albee has prepared an ord!-
in that will rale tha nav of 71
firemen, SI policemen and 18 assistant for May 26 and 27,
State Normal Is
Host to Visitors
Monmouth, Dr., May II. About 20
student from Willamette University
of Salem accompanied by their Instruc
tor, Professor Matthews, studied the
work; done at the State Normal school
today. Profeasor Matthews and his
class made the trip by auto truck.
Mlss Cornelia Marvin, state librarian
and a member of the board of regents
of the Normal school delivered an
address to the students this, morning.
Mrs. Ida Skinner, librarian at the Ore
gon Agrioultaral college, was also
present and at . the chapel exercise ad
dressed the students on "Some Funda
mentals." Haines Will Celebrate.
Baker, Or.. May 19. The town of
Haines is making preparations for
staging the "Stampede", the annual
wild west show put on each year by
the lively little farming town In Che
Baker valley. The boosters are mak
lnr auto trips to all nearby towns, tak
ing their band along and getting pub
licity for the event, which is scheduled
Judge Bell Declares Chickens Possess
Individuality That Makes It Possi
ble to Utetiaguiah One Prom other.
Great excitement prevailed in Dis
trict Judge Bell's court yesterday
afternoon when a hen in the courtroom
broke forth with Jubilant cackles.
"I ask tha court to see that the ex
hlblta In this case be kept quiet," said
Deoutr District Attorney Ryan.
I& rushed Deputy constable wagner
to aea what the noise and commotion
was all about. He picked up the crate
of chickens and carried the cackling
ben out into the corridor.
In a moment be returned and pre
eented to the court a pearly white egg.
"This should be added to tne ex
ihlblt-" ha said. .
Tha err waa denosited on juoge
Bell's desk and as "Biddy" had ceased
her jubilation she and tha two other
hens and a rooster wars returned to
the courtroom.
The chickens were found on the
place of C. Oorrell, 1065 Greenwood
avenue. Adam Holawarth, 1040 East
Thirty-fouTth street, southeast, said
they were his.
Judge Bell; after hearing tha testi
mony, ruled that the chickens belonged
to Holswarth. and on motion of Deputy
District Attorney Ryan, Holswarth
was also given the egg.
Judge Bell held that chickens have
individuality and can be recognized
from other chickens as "all of us know
who were raised on a farm."
Somp Physicians
On Anxious Seat
Pour Stoattla Jdedioos TTnder Arrest
Pollowing Investigation of Sow liq
uor Prescriptions Are Xanded Out.
Seattle Wash, May 19. (U. P )
Physicians In Seattle are . getting
nervous as the word went around to
day that four of their fraternity had
been arrested by Prosecuting Attorney
Lundln for writing liquor prescriptions
for "well" people.
Men and women Investigators, as
signed to run down the lawbreak
ing medicos went out after "boose"
prescriptions and obtained a number
of them.
Motoring This Way.
Walla Walla, Wash.. May 19.
Oeorge E. Kellough, president of the
Third National bank of this city, and
his wife left yesterday morning for
an automobile, trip to Roseburg, Or.,
where they will attend the Oregon
grand lodge of the I. O. O. T. They
will visit Portland, sound points and
Everett where they will attend the
Washington grand lodge of the L O.
0. F. to be held there June 8. Mr.
Kellough is past grand master of the
1. o O. T. in this stata.
the third.
- I
This Is one of tha most satisfying pro
grams ever offered action and mirth
combined.
In' connection with th election at 'waen M,. toda?r:
ia .AlrairrtaA .nnl meatlnr at n-1 '. Warden MlntO said
tral library this morning, the question LT'JV. Y.-? Z Vw "Cl- of the Methodist board ox forelrn mia.
of additional remuneration Tor the D-.r wng ey.uenuy oeen piacea tnere .ions . "
by the Methodist church. He is the Jack Stanton, Ruth Shreve, Julia
-nn.i ,a.tin- .t 7.n. . Warden Mlnto said that oiled rin ru.,;..u1?.."w"'.V I iooi-. x-.u-iy v.vi.ui- ojuu-
. wi-i a,...--. v , - - ---------i ior z years was tne crenerai aecretarv in anrt Mark- Mot.
ar. T i, ii 1 1 f l in liai arr.iw air . icta. i - . . . . i .
-conductars cam up for discussion. It a view of producing spontaneous Jn ayant that ha ia not fiTi-alf Mi) Tl So lH t.ft Kfi SnTl
was decided to rrant double MV. comousuon. adoui two montns ago a hi.hn n, ... c, ir-Z:. T. atamixx wmiiu w -ww wuu
T..-i .v.. .ha fire started ort tha roof of th. fi V j.
:,:rv: ; . r ui.nt .k.s. v... i ""s-uwnta as
;pian ot organisanon, urew. exactly In" I T- I uui possible successor to Dr. Leonard.
an. ma airiuuii l a. vnm ibubi i liiiuf 1.111 I - . " - . . v. tv.o
petrormer in tne .orcnestra. xne ui ."uir.aui.
amount depended upon the receipt",-
Car Backs Over
Grade; All Escape!
'eac-h member getting a certain share
tt Carl Denton and Harold Bayleywere
nominated this morning but withdrew
when , the motion to grant the con
ductor fixed 3100 for each' concert
he directed was Tost.
r The" Plan , proposed was to have the n-ta h v
una fo- aeh eon-art irawr. fMm v,a I unven oy iars
annual guarantee runo and not from
the ticket sale" receipts,' so that It
' would not reduce tha amount, paid to
aoh performer,
Tha doubia pay plan is ona long
Of Editor Would Die
Biohard Sana Cuts His Throat and
Slashes Wrists at Arlington, CaL,
Home; Condition Is Serious.
Riverside, Cal.. May II. (P. N. S.)
1 V. . . Tl.a nn.1tn.aM ...111 . i
Rev, Uugbea was ' born - in nnriri I . . i -. . m i . -.
ttw.. o,,nt vir,ii. 7.a " aon w -" '"'"
Bnvras of M. weuTaducated VtThl :Kiwt." P a tor -V few. "rK .sun
Blgin, O, Stall, o am and Bs Virginia., in lrt.W.lT lik
e ron rlia-. - I '"e. "
Began as Circuit Rider,
Paeadena, CaL, May 19. (U. P.)
Rev. Matt. S. Hughea, elected bishop
of the Methodist church today, came
to Pasadena nearly eight years ago as
pastor ot uie irat Ju. a church.
cape Za Considered Mix ad e.
recognised - by
association for
ohestras.
the local "Musicians'
gan as a circuit rider, covarinr
arriin a-if Tntara I n ssn 1 1 ' rftw -a .
.Baker, Or., May llrt Mary miles long and many "toes
Mooney of Weiser and Mrs. R. E. En during the wld winters he had tobe
vree of Elgin had narrow escape lifted from hi horaa th. rafc.N.
WilUe Collier
Supported by
Enid Markej
in the Triangle-Ince comedy drama
eonductora of Urge or. ?lom death vter,,T afternoon, when exposure, .family members here stated. p,tal T
' V ' - the engine of Mrs. Envree's car, whlen Later he went to Portland. Maine and ri-
.n -aw.M.v. v she was driving, with Mrs. Hooper and waa pastor of .a, churchy there fir a -1 J-
ing to police reports today. Dana cut
his throat and slashed both wrists with
a knife, then summoned medical aid.
He was removed to the countv hoe-
where his condition today la
French to Make Drinkeri 'FlgbtC
I a nine gin as paasengers. stalled on a number of years. From Portland he
hill near Pleasant Valley, south of went to Minneanolta. wh.r ha -a-
Coos Is Interested.
Marshfleld, Or.. May 19; Indications
Paris. May 19. (L N. H.) f)n a- . k.7w.TL.. .. " . mo.Dwi, wnere ne was Marsnneio, ur., aiay i.. indications
.7.?1 ?. : .:, ;.... '..a'Tn Baker, and backed over the srrade. Mrs. mada naator of Whi.k M.thni. ... ... a -itt . i.-.. n
cguni i aisunuuon in tne OUtDUt Of I Minn ... .i, .i. ... w...l . Z . - - Vim- uk " "...
; munition, due to excessive dinnklna-J, ""-but copal church. After a f ew yeara Bish- Oooa county today. Oood roada bonfl-
1 Minister of Munitions Albert Thomaa 4 -! !t k h 3v M!.!X5 a Ira'n,! op Hughea went to Kansas' City, where mg Issue has attracted much attention.
" today issued Instructions that any mu 1 tv .- u..T 7 . 1 'auu'Ba or - years, in 1909 he I There U a nght Between Kendall and
ttlon . workers tauad under the In Vt! -lhw. - U .f lrl Wa cam lo p"wln"- , " v . pack for ha Republican nomination for
?n 5' 5hlr immediate ?h wSftf? ? & ' " .' repre-entative. Fight for district at-
w Mot ro uie ngfiung line, - I r v . . . ,. " " l , nroioen now msnODS. I torney is aiso a nveiy one, witn tnree
a. .V.a i "oun San - Francisco, May 1 9.-( U P v candidates, Llljeqvlst, Miller and Bar-
wa- TiV.n .V.. slo"e7 Rv.. Matt S. ' Hughes of Pasadena, rows, In the mid. -
f7.! ."JS?1 J"Jntl,?a They Just elected bslhop of the Metnodlat There la contest for Republican nom
i.. ..i, . wr f1--1 Episcopal church, is brother of 'nation for all cOuhty offices. Only
maV-. w " I3 Bl mT9' Bishop Edwin JL Hughes ot San I contest on the Democratic county tick.
Ht IVa'nt aS.W-h.ilW th P- Th. latter la at present Ut Is for county clek.
it ta I,, 1 1 tsaratoga, attenainrr tne confer-
It U a miracle all were not killed, enca which elected his brother hiahnn
IG(D)(D)(iC
; PorUand,; June 78-9 :
' Special s Rates on all Rtllroads
:?. j iMiUuhdel JRetemtloiis Mow
)New Perkins -Hotel Mi
: Announces That JRegulaf ' "
MoJerete Rate. "Will PrevaJ v
Druggist Is Arreated.
C M. Brink, proprietor of a phar
macy at 460 Washington-street, was
by Motorcycle Patrolman
itoseonrg nag tsconts. Verdict for $0500 Damafea.
Koseburg, or Mar It. A council I t . -um.. .i. ... i.,,, 1
w,,,. Tt-.. A "Jl.8 'din R1" twployed in tha construction of the Morris last night on A warrant chart
1.5 JT ; 1 , wi11 ui Roseburg new horde for th First National bank ing vioUtlon Of the prohibition law In
R Staaa ign. charter. A. ht jnfth and" ; Stark streets, was selling alcohol to Bessie William-, said
f"twa" ,ectl President r Dr. awarded yesterday a judgment against to ..be an habitual drunkard. The
t an. til ' ' 'o.-toi i tne nans: ror soew oy a jury in judge I woman signed one or tne usual r frida
.. ........ -rv.rwi , una eront com i yantenoein e t court. uotn bones of I vita, stating that th alcohol was' to
Miners leg were broken November Ibe used for external pnrpoaea. She-la
1916," when his : foot was Caught by now in Jail, recovering from a debauch,
tn cage Jn tha construction elevator I Brink was released ' on , hlg own
snait,;,!; suea lor h.hub. , - recognixanca. ..
mlsskner. .The RosebuT troon i13ov
Scouts J composed of about 60 mem
bert. They win hike to Btndon flur
ing July. ,t '
Tdra laughs and dynamite, a plot full
of action, make this th most eater
tf of comedy dramas,
3 Reel Keystoner-
Tilmed in the Siemtf ,
The Sirao w
With FORD STERLING and a real BEAR
BaaaaaaaBaaaiaaam - ' -
vt - ' 'viHfX
ft . V ' AH' ilf
l-,,r V1 !
l '
f 2$ - , - ' '
: 'U . a.'' !
- .
;:, 'j ' -vl -
COLUMBEA
The Theatre Beautiful
- Sixth at Waihingion
MAJESTIC
THEATRE t
TODAY TOMORROW
The Biggest Laugh of the
Season
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
In His Latest Comedy The
"Floolrwalker,,
it
Humanity
4 -t ft t't
hnA3ft "iff
' ,
jr. v
r . vs. j a.
XT
Alzamon Ira Lucas
TXB OUTBD ADBPT
in lectures and demonstrations,;
11th 'Street Theatre
MAT It ABB AO AT t ; at -Helpfal
Zafssons la th lnroblams
of Idf a." ... ,
-Tne rosaibiufnes ox man." i
ie Coasolou and Sub-oonsnlouf
tCaa.N .
to Jteaew n wooyj auaa
ower; Self-Martery." ;
1200 FREE Seats
Afew seats reserved at 10a and ltd.
1 tick-is now on eaie. - m
NO BOOKS OR APPLIANCES
FOR SALE
CW
in
.rrxvaw
ill
Portland
Should-
Way to tejSSrr:
r w ix ....... i
Cornelius
BATaUt il A BAT ABB VaV
' 0. jr. Cornellaa, lrasaAsat.
RU!fi&
31
'ft.