THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, .MONDAY. MARCH 5, 1917.
nous charge
MAY
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BE PLACED AGAINST
DEATH AUTO . DRIVER
'".'. -.xy
Complaints Charging " Man
slaughter and Assault With
Intent to Kill Likely,
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INQUEST OCCURS TONIGHT
Raymond' Abst at Xdberty reading- Za.
etifetlon Bead Woa -Well
' Known in Eastern Oregon.
Complaint charging manslaughter
and assault with intent to kill will in
all likelihood be Issued by the district
attorney against Keymond Abst. the
17-year-old chauffeur who drove his
-car" Into the throng at Washington
And Tenth streets Saturday afternoon
and caused the death of Mrs. J. L.
-44reen.
Theodora E. Anderson,, father of
1 1 -year-old John. Anderson, who was
on of the injured victims in the Sat
urday tragedy, this morning made a
request upon the district attorney xor
the issuance of a complaint against
Abet charging assault. This request
was made as parent of the injured
. boy. That such a complaint may be
Issued -was determined In the recent
Warren case, which involved the In-
Jury -of a Mrs. Beckman in an auto
' mobile accident.
" The district attorney's .office, how
ever. hesitated in granting the re
quest in view of the contemplated
complaints charging the more serious
offenses. It was felt that thes-j
should be paramount without the po
Iblllty of being superseded by an
assault charge;
... Grand Jury to Consider Case.
an automobile. The complaint recites
that Schultx purchased a Ford machine
from Gould for 9400 under the belief
that the latter was the' owner of the
car. The plaintiff now jflnds that the
car had been stolen and that Gould
had no Interest in op title to the ear.
and seeks the recovery of the purchase
prlca paid by him. j
dressed; BY - SHOPLIFTING
J. A. Miller Gets 00 Days in Jail
for Theft of Clothing. -
When J. -A. Miller I suggested I u
Jennie Berrlo that she' needed some
new and more modish attire, and with
a show of free-hearted opulence -in
vited her -to a department store to
select her own tastes. Jennie beamed
with all the senorltas love tor adorn
ment. . -j
But once in the aisles of the store,
however, her happy pleasure was dis
turbed with- dismay as her Inamorata,
without the formality of the waiting
clerk or sending goods j to the wrap
ping desk, began to hand a shirtwaist,
gloves and earrings to the astonished
Jennie, with the injunction to hide
them. Unfortunately for Miller, he was
observed by Mrs, I, Mj Yost, an at
tache of the Meier & Frank company,
and the work of dressing Jennie was
nipped promptly. j
This was the story told to District
Judge Bell, which earned for Miller
a 90 day Jail sentence. Miller and his
consort are Mexicans, the man being
only a week's resident' of Portland.
The story as told the authorities by
the woman, in which she appeared to
have been an unwitting accomplice
of the male shoplifter was corrob
orated by Miller, and the latter
seemed anxiously "willing to
Oil
fill
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CHAMBER
VIOLENTLY DENOUNCES
SENATOR HARRY LANE
Oregon Man Is Dealt With in
Separate Resolution Be- jj
sides General One,
FILIBUSTER IS CONDEMNED
Action of xa Termed "Cowardly, Fnsil-
laalmotts Traitors" and Hot
fleeting Attitude of This State.
Greek Minister's .-
Salary Is Sought
n Through Lawsuit
. Suit to collect salary for min-
4j lsterlal services was filed In
tha circuit court today against
the Greek Community of Port- -
land, a. corporation, by John
I Kokas as assignee of the Rev. t
. Panaret os Anagnostopouloe.
The complaint alleges that the
Greek Community of Portland
is a religious organisation,
He maintaining a church, ard that X
from January 1, 1916, to April
30, 191. and prior thereto tite
Rev. Mr. Anagnostopoulea was
tha regularly appointed min-
ister of the church. It is al-
leged that his salary of $100
per month, for pastoral serv-
4t ices, remains unpaid -for the m
four months mentioned, and
judgment for $400 is asked.
Not content with unanimously adopt
ing a resolution condemning the sena
tors who conducted the filibuster in the
United States senate and applauding the
president for his policy in dealing with
Germany, the members' council of the
Chamber of Commerce by divided vote
adopted another -resolution this after
noon violently condemnatory of Sen
ator Harry Lane of Oregon for his part
with the filibustered.
Th first resolution was presented
by Robert Livingstone and seconded
dead I bv m W. Stone. The second was pre-
gullty in order that the woman might I sented by C. W. Hodson and adopted
be released. I by about a two thirds vote after C. Q.
Chaoman had vainly pieaaea mat we
UNFAIR JITXEUR GOT LICKED measure be postponed until the anger
against tne senator irom uksvu
Complaint of Friedman Against " rea0?uti' Dresented by Mr.: Hod-
Green for Assault Dismissed. aon reads:
"The plaintiff got wha was coming I lata Especially Condemned.
to him," was the only- solace given I Resolved. That the cowardly, dusII-
S. Friedman in- Judge Jones" ouit lanimous, traitorous actions of l
when his complaint, cliargins N. R. members of the United staves sen.
Green with assault and! battery, was in withholding from the Psident fuli
jUmi.,,j u .,m,.i Ahkt Friedman power and authority to employ all nec-
disrnissed. it appeared tnat neaman means to protect tne live and
and Green are Jjtney drivers on the commercial interests of Americans on
Twenty-third and Thurman street run the Mgh seas, merits our most bitter
i ne story, as toia io me coun, was i condemnation, 'mat we especially c"-
U-BOAT ENCOUNTERS
STEAMER FITTED OUT
AS SUBMARINE TRAP
COAST GUARD CUTTER
SEAMEN ARE LOST
ATTEMPT AT RESCUE
Texas Oil Steamer Louisiana
Aground and' Probable.To-
tal Loss; .Survivors Sought
Red Signal
On Broadway Span
To Warn Traffic
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-' Red signal lights have been
placed near both approaches of
tha Broadway bridge as warn-
lngs to streetcar and general
traffic that the draw ia open.
so other bridges may be utilised
without loss of time. The lights
will be switched on and off by
tha operators of the draw.
Tha lights are suspended
from tha wire spans at Broad-
way and Gllsan, Broadway and
Larrabee and Broadway and
Williams avenue. If the light
is burning, the motorman or
automobilist knows the draw t
will be open for four minutes
or longer and may use1 the O-
W. It. A N, bridge instead.
It is hoped by this means to
avoid the numerous delays
caused whenever the bridge ia
open for passage of slow -mo v-
ing shipping.
era! of the state, succeeding the lata
General James Jackson. XJ. SJ A., who
occupied that " position for over 27
years. - Colonel MacAlexander is de
tailed by the war department as inspect-
or-lnstrsctor of the Oregon National
Guard and is well known throughout
the state. He was Instructor at the
Oregon Agricultural college for a term
of years, and last year was in com
mand of the training camp at Lake
Washington.
St, Louis Hotel Robbed.
St. Louis. Mo., March . (1. K. 8.)
Four armed bandits entered the Dixon
There is a strong conviction amonsr I that ullder ty.a rules, the Jitney drlv-tlemn. Senator Harry Lane for the part
oficers that Abst should be brought I erg re reaujred to drive' to the end of he took in such proceedings, and that
to"; face , a manslaughter charge, and thc 0( Thurman street. The other we hereby declare our complete repu-
Tlia CUB Vlll DO laiu UClure IDC kioiiu I rinir 1 1 rmii ha1 rt nn a thi Vlfh h ptM. t u-mvii
jury.
' An- inauest will be held tonight at
i :30 .to
investigate the accident. it J turn on Loveiov and nick ud several I .nitst th .nnrx.ra.tion of all commer-
-will be at the courthouse and it will I passengers that rightfully would have clal, civic and social organizations
jireccae ins one 10 invesuai I taken Green s car. Green speeded up tnrougnoui me Biaie oi vrcu iu
nooting at inira ana luarsei
last night in which Henry
a . ifiii4 - . . .i urpxaru hiiii as. l luuo as.
Atiicu I whMftunon ht Gamiin invitea mm 10 l im
Abst-is at liberty, pending the out- 8ten out of his car and to to one side. T.tne
. . I vats j Cbasva nv a&avBw -
and loyal citizens or this state,
fit. -ia.i i niavvi!.. u vaj. yw.yv.j v t XUfe VI slrfJPViHWVW
j,a9 was me wiaow oi u. ii. oiaroi.u. Kriedman a drubbinir. t7..i-h u,,,tr,-r that a. mnv of
nrmA If- titUrA Oft ; : I lllcoo lCol..v..a -
- poi'XTV FTRS fifl1.t IMi ! muted to Senator lne as expressive
uslneBs at Ia Grande, but moved to CUUKX XKbS OOAi.UU . fllnB entertained by his con-
Wy0ming and Montana. ' stituency.
Was Splendid Slncer. 1 State s Share or Fees Collected for The resolution of more general terms
1l fltarhlr s.l n t It... T nJo. I V.km.nr ' 1. (DA nK - I rad3 HS fOllOWS
.... .- - . " I J - " " I ..-IX-l lh. of h. TTn
Fees collected by the county clerk , sVV-hadiourned w
4,.v, lr.u,ra marriea jar. vifen. ju,,, turned over to the county treas- on the president s request for author
tarblrd s. business associate. They urer durin the month! of February itv to protect the rights of American
ame to i-ortiana anout a year ago amounted to $6633.90. The circuit court commerce on the high seas and to
trora Spokane, where Mr. Green was I h r.nwiinr i.at-imi,( . I nroteet the lives and property of
Reports Artillery Engagement
With Ship and Destroyer;
22 Vessels Sunk,
Interested in real estate. In Portland tributed the largest fees, the court A2!l?f&. iti5em5?.n n1
. earning J2564.31 and the recording "hTh 'of the German
wns BU ,er oia. one I 12208.-. 0. Interest on bank hnlsni i j I iZ.T tnr. rfht
, - t-- ciitri iie-ia c m t& v 3 iiv s waaa v aww.
Berlin, Via Sayville Wireless, March
5. (I. N. S.) Two submarines which
recently returned to their home bases
reported that they sank 15 steamers
and seven, sallng ships of a total gross
tonnage of 64,500.
"One of these submarines," said the
Trans-Ocean News Agency, "encoun
tered off the south coast of Ireland a
tank steamer fitted out as a submarine
trap with four well concealed broadside
cannons. The ahip's .boats were also
used to throw water bombs against the
submarine. After emerging the sub
marine had an artillery engagement
from 3 p. m. until dark against the
submarine trap and a submarine de
stroyer of the Foxglove type, which
joined in. At least three houses were
observed on the Foxglove.
"By sinking these ships there were
destroyed SOOO tons of grenades. 3300
tons of grain, 8000 tons of linseed,
about 15.000 tons of coal. 2500 tons of
war-material, 3500 tons of parcels, 4300
tons of timber, 1200 tons of iron ore
and 1S00 tons of ground nuts."
The British destroyer Foxhound is
probably the Foxglove mentioned above.
Election Attacked
As to Its Validity
Norfolk, Va., March 5. (U. .)
Small boats and dlngys were today
scouring the sea off Winter Quarter
shoals, near here, for traces of -the
seamen of the coast-guard cutter Ta-
mac raw, who are believed to have per
ished when their lifeboat was swamped
as they were fighting through a choppy
sea to the rescue of the stranded Texas
Oil ttimr T.aufaiana
Small hope, however, was held out Qf JJ( JJeCOHUIieildS
warn (, aayurcAjk iiw ift-v
inr men had been found.
Hope is also dwindling that the
Louisiana, now firmly fixed on the
aA1aKAtf1 .hiMli thpM vri11a north-
9.f f rvun t. Md. can be saved. Th general staff of the Oregon Na
The vessel has sprung serious leaks I tlonal Guard has unanimously recom
and her hold and. engine-rooms are j mended to the governor the appoint
filled. She ran ashore in a dease rog. ment of lieutenant-Colonel U. G. Mac
The second boat, 'containing aix Alexander. U. S. A., as inspector-pen
men, was lowered from tne coast
Col. MacAlexander
Vanedl
, - . - - -- - iuv utKiorauva vr iiiienuuns, a
The Dalles. Or., March 5. Cork Ed-
don of the school board was' Instructed
V.- vf iV v., '"'"c i petitions for citizenship.i 186; probate aeny to tne citizen oi io uuiicu Francis uauoway xor a written opln
r'."w." " ii" "A n'" court fees, 1511.10; torrens, 310.60; -re- states ino n8 ii . v lon concerning the legality of the elec-
ttU h M.T"!!' e Lording marginals, $93.25; 'prohibition, "w'h"-!" laad5otfrnmet of tion of S. W. Moore of Gooding. Idaho.
ktttA.rft:hr med rtsiA congVeithfutfnUgr
i ww-ow ... ; i t nn t"i r xw va tfis iirMiiitnL w& ai.t.uui- atnuu a. v a v n vu uiku uiBCUHMiun
I
grand niece. Mercedes' father. Dr. W
. Wallace, is serving with the allied
fnAMM Kia rr..
U,W1" siuok xurney. I rrhui tan ?k .im.i.H. .t seniLton
a,- i-i..i in t I v.-. v mm-v i . m
. w. - . m x uuci a i will np.n it sne m r t i t- . . bibivb rt m m t m iiiiiibiiii ....
tv'rfr... u.. ""-r. " fer ran, .; mini- ,t -7. "7 . meeting was not legal because one
trom Denver. iirtVt ' ' ; I we. the member of the members' " " tuui" not oe
The state's share of ifees collected I niished bv the concerted action of a concerning the minutes of a nrecedinr
oy uie couniy cierK m February I small minority ot tne umicu oi meeting, when Moore was elected.
School Board Chairman Savin says the
Dr. Hinson Installed
At East Side Baptist
" . . ... 1 Z:Z. ...anl t r vntn
irihr.,r th- at-.-,iMm.K council Oi tne -ortina namuei- "'r-. 7. rTT " "
flATV'T riSK Tlia njivtr m?nncrrc i. iii.V .V.r V . .. Commerce, do conaemn as aisioyai to aeciarea me Duyormionuency open un-
"IS BANK DEPOSITS law library received from the circui thft TTntted Ktate the action of those til the district attorney', oninion i.
j -,- I i k u piuuw i senators wno preventea tne grannns gtven.
A lay UvuIC lAngutSnOS III Jail Bt t oi sucn aumoiu m mo fihhucui tit
cause J Tinas Are Attached. I vt .tttuv ia tinvt-n, I vot that would have expressed the
QCUbllllCUh v. aa. " --r J "
it v of the members of the senate and
kt.it k. i i V. I Miiltnoninli fVmritv Jnrv fni Itf snh nt ponarress in BUDDOrt of the presi-
nabiUtrTohis baTk depsued Term I8 sVorn lo.: fdi1 hUr 01 Ur
inoney. 5 oouid was taken into custody Multnomah county grand Jury for Be it further Resolved, that we in-
raturaay on a second complaint, charg- 'the March term was Impaneled this dorse the action of the president in Dr. W. B. Hinson was installed ss
lag him with the theft or an auto-1 forenoon, and appeared before Pfe- severing diplomatic relations with , pastor of East Side Baptist churj'.i
roobile. and his lnnrl nn th nam i.ii t. j -.. i i ... , Ra-ninv and the reauest of the execu- -ji n.aU hu rirt f.oni.. -mn.
aSZnbuinU" .a.C ',Ji,h! IS?- - G' 20-l5 tns?TCawaV
ir vi j I nawinorne avenue; vvuiiam w. belligerent vessels, ana mat me presi- v i ouiavi-
L ,l7ia?KivTv aeposlts were , nn- Wright, 106 Fourth street; E. T. dent be authorized to use such other j ing Belgian children was taken up.
ayauaDie because of being attached by vounr. 1021U Rimnnt tnf rhnri instrumentalities as he may dxm nec-1 and 27 new members received Into the
fnfohii::8 .0WlL0Km h hndold,f tol!n Curry. 700 Pospect I drive; S. A. I e2s?ify TnVa1VLKVi"tntJnnI !lu,lc,l'" After the morn,nff "ervicc,
I" "vr vi nun m;eiflg vol ira. TrmitHnli ola t. Anno . riq w " u iu J,-".. " -- xjt, mnson waus me recipient ot nearly
''r. !"on i the circuit stree . H- f.l"w?ri; "V.? X.OTS ' ?"e?' Dr. Hinson goes to Ai-
Wur-. ijn,Die to secure tne 300 nec- th- tm- ..,m- "t''" ..hi. ; nnnr. f thi "y Wednesday for a week to con
fssary lor mi freedom. Gould was , . " , 1 i i vT. .v.. V.r0 " ,t" T.HT,t tn ri thi duct evangelistic meetings
Eiven in lb rn rimt Art h akt i ' -t - s---- r ,
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Next Sun
guard cutter Yamacraw when-C first
boat containing nine men had been
swamped just as it reached the tow
ering sides of the' Louisiana, laboring
on the shoals. .
Further dispatches this morning
told of the safe beaching of a small j
dingy with four men. Coast-guard
officers, however, did not believe this
boat was from the Yamacraw, as It I
bore strange lettering.
Insurance Policies on
II. P. Workers' Here
Life, accident and health Insurance
poMcles for employes or the union pa
cific system, under the "group insur
ance" nlan announced at .Christmas
time, have been received by the audit
ing department and will be disvriDutea
within the next few days. -
W. M. Abel of the auditing depart
ment has policy No. 75,001, which is
the first of the'O-W. TV. & N. series.
The Dollcies are neatly printed with
the Union Pacific trademark seal on
the outside and bearing the personal
signature of Judge Robert S. Lovett,
chairman of the Union Pacific system.
within.
Under the plan, each employe of high
or low degree, who has been in serv
ice one year or more, will be Insurea
up to the amount of one year's salary.
premiums being paid by' the company.
with a I250Q maximum and a &oo j
minimum.
In case of disability through illness
or accident, the Insurance companies
pay half the regular salary.
Since the insurance plan was an
nounced, seven employes of the com
pany in Oregon and Washington have
died, their widows now being in line
for the full insurance, payable in
monthly installments, lust as the
breadwinners' salary had been coming.
Although the policies had not been
made out at the time of death, the
benefits will be plad Just the same. It
was announced today.
Equipment Wanted
For Alaska Kailroad
Kqulpment for passenger and perish
able freieht service on the new Alaska
railroad Is being sought by the Alaska
Engineering commission. Specifica
tions for two combination baggage and
smoking cars, two standard day
coaches, and six refrigerator cars were
received today by the assistant pur
chasing agent for the commission at
the customhouse and by the Chamber
of Commerce.
The cars sought are to be second
hand but in first class condition. De
livery is to be made either f. o. b. at
plant of owner or at the dock at Seat
tle. Bids will close on March 19 at
Seattle.
Sues Alleged Thief.
ruary Jury and referred to the present nation to meet any eventuality result- j day his pulpit will be supplied by a
Jury for continued inveieatlon On. e from adherence to the principle minister to be announced later.
ivTvl i v!f "5"?:., v that our national honor is our most sa- .
Film. Thief Trust of
Wide Scope Charged
hotel here early today, locked tha night
clerk' and a porter, in the basement
after binding and gagging them and
escaped with $350. .; j- ;
Washington State
Pledged to Wilson
; . t.
Olympia, Wash., March S.-U. P.)
Tha stat senate this morning unan
imously passed a Joint resolution
pledging the state to stand by Presi
dent. Wilson.
Norma ( )
Talmadgek f
in her
dramatic
triumph
Hats from
Sj Italy
Made by the famous Bore
lino firm, have been tot
years considered "par excel
ience among extremely
critical dressers.
Not lone ago a much
traveled New York banker,
of national reputation, es
pressed his surprise that a
genuine Borcelino hat could
be bought here in Portland.
Ho didn't know us!
We have just received five
colorings of the moat attrac
tive soft Borcelinoa we have
ever shown, all of the most
beautiful texture and fine
ness. -Green, dark gray, pearl,
with matched band, pearl
with black band and cocoa.
The war has made it dif
ficult to get Borcelino or
ders filled, and this importa
tion will bo all wo can ex
pect to receive for several
months. They are now,
more than over, a real hat
luxury.
HH The price remaaia the
3 same aa heretofore
I Fire Dollars
j Buffum &
m Pendleton Co.
HI 127 Sixth Street
fsi 30 easy stepa from
Washington Street.
HH F. N. Pendleton
Winthrop Hammond
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The lavish screen adaption of Monck
ton Hoffe's great play The story of a
love that was greater than life or death
Opinions will differ as to the moral as
pect of the sacrifice made by the heroine
of this pulsing play -but there can ,be
but one conclusion as to the story's
power to arrest attention to hold the
most blase picture patron spellbound to
the end .
It shows at. the theatre of big events the
COLUMBIA
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of the new cases to bel nresented hr ur..''tt"y"i a""'.v."v Z?Z
Vh. H. Schultr. one of th vlrtlm- nf th district attorn will 'he T th-T , W&llZZl'3
... i naiiun wvum ucuvmo an vwj-fc vw-
ay At. OOUId, the allesed eenlus of I ccidnt nf, Saturdav afternoon vhloh .mnt nA nnlv in th vn nf th
the automobile thief gang, has filed resulted lh! the death f Mrs J. L. other peoples of the earth, but also of
a suit in tne circuit court to recover I Green. Its own citizens
1400 said to have been paid Gould fori
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CONDEMN LANE
FOR FILIBUSTER
(Cod tinned From Pcge One.)
Chicago, 111., March 5. The disap
pearance of Abram Abramovltz,
charged with the theft of moving pic
ture films, is alleged to indicate the
existence of a nation-wide trust of
tilm robbers, who have operated more
than a year. Abramovltz was charged
with stealing six reels from the Mu
tual Film company. The trust's oDer-
atlons are alleged to have been prln
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A
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"The Glory of
Yolanda"
A story of the
temptations of a
dancer of the
Ballet Royal.
Foxfilm feature,
comedy "weekly.
When Deputy Sheriff Rexford start
ej out this morning on the trail of 180
supposed to have been stolen he was
startled with the first clue given him
the money had been placed for safe
keeping "between the Wall paper and
the plaster." Lndaunted. however,
w P""'e i rei nw one say to expresa in adequate terms
place. Deputy Rexford followed ud his YLz , ,v. .m.rin tn
i3!-located the vlew of the fUibustering tactics of 12 clpally in New York, Chicago, Cleve-
...-,a.., vvMvvu men who can diock ine win oi ovv leg-i iana. Minneapolis, sioux city. Denver.
?tc2r .v sheriff s office was! ;siators in congress? . Personally I con-' Portland, Seattle and San Francisco.
uu"" BUfvyoeu mexi mis 6ider it to be a most extraordinary
morning by Mrs. J. W. Smith, residing aaiiion f affairs. I have, before
a short distance below Sycamore, near I h. nitii-i f thA canntnra w)i. t
the county4ine. Brief investigation blocked the president's program of Lane, but with his stand upon the re
brought out a doubt as to thelt, and a armlna American merchant ships. Sen-! Quest of the president for power to
I the walL paper and plaster, which had niasi at the spectacle. ' I am much disappointed. The hands
been described as. the i hiding place. I j n Teal The filibuster was whol- of the president must be upheld.
put witmn a dook. iv mlustifiable. Inexcusable and in- Judge Samuel white I think Ron
defensible. Under the circumstances ator Lane's stand a very unfortunate
Wife Chanres Cruelty. the Dresldent is entitled to the sup- one for the country. Every man. re-
After th honavmoon Af Martha tjv. port of every citizen, lie nas given gardiess or inaiviaual views, regard-
i salie and Calvin J. Prije, married at I every evidence ox warranting support less of party, regardless of his racial
been an admirer of Senator Harry
extraction, if an American citizen.
should stand behind the president to
give him power to defend American
lives and property, when on legiti
mate business. Americans have the
same rights on the high seas as on
land and when these rights are at
tacked they have the Inherent God-
I and he has the country's confidence.
passed, the husband began to carouse. He has shown a patience wimom par-
seek tne company or other women and aue in iiwiury.
frequently diverted himself in the beat- Wants. Lane Kecaned.
ing of his wife, according to a divorce f. W. Mulkey, former United States
complaint filed by MrsJ Price In the senatori-'The filibuster was outrage-
circuit court, xne piamtirr asks for 0us. I am greatly humiliated as a ciU
the custodv of the 4-vear-oM ria.iis-Vitr I . vv .k.t Sanifn, T ona
. I' . - --- I I a. .-O" " T X .kt ..1fJ..... T .1
towenna r ranees, ana 130 a montnau-has don. Under the circumstancea II 5"" T;Tw?.v
mny. tCTnk there ia only one thing to do. ?" to wercise that right they wUl
DeserUon is the charge made a rain at 1 v rnth- mv.mnr tn Mn a 1 become pusillanimous in tne eyes of
the errant spouse in a complaint filed special one-day session -of the leglsla
by Franklin Herbert White, seeking; dl-1 tUre, to submit the Question of elect
yorce from Irene White. The couple I inr mr T.m' auccssor to tha
were married at San Dlefeo, June t, I people at a special election. Mr.
Lane meanwhile having placed his res
lamatinn in the hands of the arovernor
in Will. I to become effective in the event of a
1911.
Takes Precaution
Without any known kith or kin. but! vote adverse to him.
rovtding that to any auch as m.vl . Commiasloner Will Dal v Senator
come to light as a claimant after his (Lane's conduct in joining with other!
;oeain tne sum or 11 is bequeathed. 1 senators to thwart the will of a ma-
august Muguier, wno died In PorUand I Jorlty of the congressmen in the mat
March 1, aged 2 years, has devised her, of indorsing President Wilson's
hlS entire estate Valued at SSnOO toLmni fnr armlna Amarb.xn 1 mar-
- T.lift;1nine-lr,Ievd RlcJ?,ar p- Cobnrn. Chant ships does not appeal to me. X
IE.,6 T i.' v Wv tUed for Probata do not Question Senator Lane's sincer-
STbuVn 'Tnv;?,,,"" : i
, u ;..jTj " 1 I recognizing omy tne oroaa interests o:
I Coburn is also named as sole executor.! ,v wh,- n.oni 1 b.iieva tha fiHh-
- - nlDQ V TIT at. mi,a. In 4laan-1
, i . IDi a ua.0wnw.. v uw.v, .a IMUWUU
uas explosion Kills One. I matters, try to show a unanimitv of
St. Louis. MOi.; March $. (I. N. S. I purpose that will not give encourage-
An eXDiosion or accumuiatii ra in a l ment to a DOssiDiv enemy nation.
I kiln of the Quick Meal Range company J - lbor Official Blsappolatea.
- ' ASS FOR aad"GET
THE ORIG INAL'
HALTED MILK
anhstltiites COet YOU gains tjilcal nr today killed one man and seriously j I Charles P. Howard, president of the
a? umwww" yw suiv,lnjured re. others. I .J Central Labor council I have always
the world and in tha eyes of their
country as well.
Colonel C. E. 8. Wood I would liks
to see the text of the bill the senate
was asked. to pass on before making
any formal comment, I am inclined
to sympsthize with the view that
everything should not be put ih the
president's hands."
.J. Heanessy Murphy Senator
Lane's stand does not surpise me a
bit. He has always been erratic.
.William D. Wheelright I think the
president is right in saying that the
action of a small minority, of the
members of the senate makes this
"great government helpless and con
temptible.' and that the power to
thwart the will of the majority in
congress and of the people at large
should be taken away from such mi
nority. - Meantime.' I wish the gov
ernment would see its way clear to
act in Just such manner as it would
have done if the desired legislation
had passed. The people would sus
1 tain it in so doing..
Attacks Influence
Of British Capital
American resources are being mobil
ized bv Great Britain, declared Cap
tain John McNulty in an address before
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, di
vision No. 1, and the women's auxil
iary, at Hibernian hall last night. The
meeting was primarily for the purpose
of commemorating the birth of Robert
Emmet. The speaker, however, dwelt
at length on the alleged insidious in
fluence or British capital in the United
States.
Socialists held a peace , meeting at
the public library, under the name of
the 'Scandinavians." Charles S Oder
back presided.
Three Provinces in
Belgium Are Formed
Copenhagen, March . S. (U. P.)
That, part of Belgium in Germanjrs
hands has been divided into three
provinces, with the cities of Brussels,
Namur and stapaus designed as capi
tals, according to Berlin advices today.
German governors have been appointed
for each of these districts, the scheme
of government being the same as that
in German-occupied Poland.
Church, Cloak Room
Scene of Coat Theft
While services at the Latter Day
Saints church. East Seventy-sixth and
Irving streets, were going their usual
course Sunday night, thieves invaded
the cloak room, and an overcoat and
black soft hat beloning to W. H. Bar
ker. , szts East Pine street, were
stolen. A dark gray overcoat and hat
belonging to Elmer Claypoole. 281 East
Seventy-fifth street north were also
taken. A report of the robbery was
maae y patrolman W. W. Post.
Joseph Branch Is
Cleared of Snow
La Grande, Or.. March 8. Snow
plows last night cleared the Josepn
branch of the Oregon-Washington Rail,
road A Navigation company. Snowfall
this year will probably . exceed 90
inches, a 17-year record. ' .
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It is years back since smokers Lave Heard of any
NEW quaKty in a cigarette. 4
But here, at last, is a cigarette that ha accomp
lished "the impoMifclew. namely:
A cigarette that satisfies, and yet is MILD'
Chesterfields!
For the first time in the historyof cigarettes,
you are offered this new kind of enjoyment I
No cigarette, at any price, can give you this new
enjoyment except Chestemeldsl
Why?
Because no cigarette maker can copy tho
Chesterfield blend!
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