THE OREGON y DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY. MAY 12, 1917.
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STEPS ARE TAKEN TO
PUT DRAFT MEASURE
EFFECT AT
E
Ten Million Blanks for Regis
tration Are Being Distribu
ted by the Government.
Washington. May 1J. (U. P.) The
government today took Its first pre
liminary step toward putting Into ef
fect the selective service system for
raising an army of one million men.
Certain of speedy action by congress
on t(ie army bill which came up for
final debate in the house at 10:30, the
war department began distribution of
ten million registration blanks through
which all males of the nation between
tho ages of 21 and 30, inclusive, will
b card indexed. These blanks will
be sent to sheriffs and mayors of hun
dreds of communities.
The ; cards contain blanks for 14
questions every detail the govern
ment wishes to know about Its poten
tial soldiers and a query whether ex
emption is claimed.
Absent Must Mall Cards.
Men who are absent from their home
states will be required to procure a card
wherever he may be and mall It to the
county clerk at his home. Distribution
of the cards Is expected to be completed
within a few days.
According to estimates compiled by
the 'bureau of census, New Yom city
alone should register 824,700 men of be
tween 21 and 30 years inclusive; Chi
cago. 300,800; Philadelphia, 171.800; St.
I-ouis, 84,900; Boston, 77,800; Cleveland,
82,600; Baltimore, 67,600, and Pittsburg,
67,200.
The figures given by the bureau are
based on the average annual numerical
increase in population for the different
cities and states since 1910, when the
last accurate census was compiled.
New York state leads the country in
available material for war, with ap
proximately 1,068,000 men subject to
selccttve service. Pennsylvania is next
with 874,000, and Illinois third with
639.500.
The registration possibilities for
other states are compiled as follows
by thi bureau:
Alabama 209,900, Arizona 84,700,
INTO
ONC
LOCAL INVESTMENTS IN
MANUFACTURERS' DIRECTOKX
(Continued)
Portland Auto Lamp Co., copper and brans
pinning, 510 AMer st.
Pacific Iron Work, foundryroen. machinists,
structural steel and iron. East 29th and Clack-
mil sta. .
Portland Fumltura Mfg. Co., furniture, np
bolstertng, 124U-5U Macadam road.
Peninsula Iron Works, foundry men and ma
chinists. Alta and Bradford ata,
Puritan Mfg. Co., all manner of soft drinks.
East 8th and oak eta. ' . , ...
Pendleton Woolen Mills, woolen cloth, Indian
blankets, Pendleton, Or. .
Portland Stove Works, rangea. eooklna; and
besting stoves, Derby at. and Columbia blvd.
Phovnlx Iron Works, foundry men, machinery,
88) Hawthorue ave.
Pacific Hard Tack fc Toait Co., hsrttaek,
061 Kt 17th' st.
Pacific Stone Works, pottery, stoneware,
flower pots. (187-605 Sherlock ave. .
I I'ortittno Baaaet at ninun tt -w . ,
bandies. 1321 Macadam road.
Portland Oxygen Hydrogen -Co., oxygen
and hydrogen, Kast 17th and Center ata.
Pettlt Feather Bedding Co., feather bed
dim?, niBttregws, aprlngs, 213 12th at. N.
Portland Bolt and Mfg. Co.. boltf. 200 low
" Portland Itubber Mills, everything la rubber,
ruhber heels, soles, 888 E. 8th at.
Ucllance Wire & Iron Works, bank and store
future, wire work. East 10th and Handera.
Rasiuuiisen k. Co., paints, varnlsnee, 2d and
Taylor ats.
Sonituer. C, piano iMnufacturer, rebuilding,
repair. 247 5th at. , ,
Snodgra-s & Wllliama, metallic hip shingles,
2S5 Ilanthorne ave.
Sharkey. P., & Son. Flab brand horse collars,
58 I'ulnu ave.
, Smith Watson Iron Works, foundrymen,
umrhlnUts. 412 Front St.
Thayer, Shsver & Oulley. tuto track builders,
roachliilsts, 19 Eaat Water at.
t ulversal Tire Filler Co.. uon-punetur aoto
tires. 441-443 Hawthorne ava.
United Mattrets & Pad Co., mattraaaea. rea
ovatora, 427 Hancock at.
Western Sods Works, soft drinks. 204 Mill st.
.Western Tool A Lle Works, tools, dice, ma
chine work. 3d and OUsan ats. -
Willamette Oaa Engine Machine Works,
gas engines, auto repairing, garage. S61 E.
Uurnalde.
7m Bros., Inc., broom makers, 60-58 Front-
Tho Modern Method.
From the New York Times.
Mary, small but up to date, had been
to tea for the first time with the new
neighbors. From all accounts the 1H
tle girl there had not been at all gen
erous In permitting Mary to share her
playthings.
'Well," said Mary's mother when she
had iheard about it. "if anybody had
treated me like that when I was a
little girl 1 should have come straight
home."
Mary shrugged her small shoulders.
"Things have changed since your
day. mother." she said. "I slapped her
face! and staysd."
Q It does one's heart good
jpeif .-,1,1. mn .nil women
Olmiaio are. vna aav
enlisting in defense of the nation and the
weald's freedom. Recruiting offices will
be oiwned shortly to enlist an army ' (badly
needed) for the defense of Portland's indus
trial ami business situation. For ouite S
number of j-esra eouia aiib-aomethlngs
have been wrecking Portland's ships or
Crosperlty so now you property own era.
usinpga men and workers, here'a a chance
to riafend Vour interests. ,
(ElvaA. (Ec
fraetlgal Tailon. W4 Beyal Blig.
Makes a
Good
Dinner
laar
B.tter-.
WtlNHARD BEVERA0E
THE AUTO TOP CO.,
11TH AD BTTBHUDX
MAKES OLD AUTOS NEW
Only algheat elaas ef work dene er salielted.
Me "cheap" stuff turned cut.
Phone for particulars. Main 118.
Bio. 3. MoLKAH, BOB.
JACOBS SHIRT CO.
GARMENTS TO ORDER
337 H Washington St., Cor. stxtk
Northwest Bldsr.. Portland. Or.
Phone Vain 1947
All Binds of BepalrliMf.
Electro Galvanizing Works
fSj nd sst Its.
HOT. AKO IlEOTBO O AL A WT ZTITO, TV'
HIITO AHO COriZBSKITHS.
Bartia Leiser. Sro. Bate ItOt.
Arkansas 156.600. California 362.000.
Colorado 109,600, Connecticut 8123,600.
Delaware 20,100, Florida 93,400, Geor
gia 255,400, Idaho H.800, Illinois 689.
600, Indiana 268,600, Iowa 199.000.
Kansas 178,900, Kentucky 202,200. Lou
isiana 171.000, Main 63,000. Maryland
121.800. Massachusetts 865,400. Michi
gan 288,100, Minnesota 244,700, Missis
sippi 175,100, Missouri 815,600, Mon
tana 73,300, Nebraska 129,400, Nevada
16,500, New Hampshire 30,800. New
Jersey 300,200. New Mexico 41,600. New
Tork 1.068.000. North Carolina 194,400,
North Dakota 89,000. Ohio 434,300.
Oklahoma 213,600, Oregon 108,100,
Pennsylvania 874,000, Rhode Island
60,300, South Carolina 137,100. South
Dakota 80,500, Tennessee 195,080, Tex
as 420,200, Utah 46.200, Vermont 29.
400. Virginia 186.400. Washington 217,
400, West Virginia 141,600, Wisconsin
229,500. Wyoming 35,400, District of
Columbia 87,400.
Boards to Pass on Cards.
Washington; May 12. (U. P.) How
wt are to raise an army?
The selective service bill, as agreed
upon by house and senate conferees,
will raise 1,200,000 men immediately.
The president is authorized to brlns
the regular army and national guard
up to full war strength about 280,000
and 440,000, respectively.
The bill empowers the president to
draft immediately 600,000 males, not
exempt under the law, between the
ages of 21 and 30, inclusive, for mili
tary service. All male between these
ages must register under penalty.
Boards will sit at points throughout
the country to pass on exemptions.
In addition to the first 500,000
troops, the president is empowered at
any time to raise 500,000 more men by
the process outlined above.
Those exempted from draft under
the law are soldiers and sailors now In
service, divinity students, members of
well established religious sects whose
creeds oppose war, and certain speci
fied skilled workmen.
Others exempted are those having
persona dependent upon them for sup
port and those found to be physically
or morally deficient. Married men, as
a class, are not exempted; they ar
exempt only if they have persons de
pendent on them for support.
The entire national guard, together
with its reserves, can be drafted into
the regular army under the bill.
Under the measure, intoxicants can
not be sold to a soldier in uniform,
but he can be given liquor if he is off
the military preserves.
The secretary of war is authorized
to taks necessary steps to prevent es
tablishment of disreputable; houses
within uch distance of military estab
lishments as he may deem necessary.
IFAGHEm
Had trader Moat Banrtary
Conditions.
PORTER-SCARPELU
MACARONI CO.
rhoaa Woodiawn B1S.
M. J. Belser, Kea. Phone East 4383
Helser & Unden Machine Works. Inc.
Designers and Bailders ef
Machinery
C93-6-7-S K. I2i St.. Bat. Tork sad Bead.
Phones Mala 724S. A T21S.
r
ADRIAN NECKWEAR CO.
Manufacturers of
HIGH-GRADE NECKWEAR,
SUSPENDERS
QooOsougB Bldg., portiasa.
Mais S708,
7, D, Wheel.'.
X. S. Wheal sr.
GRANDMA COOKIE CO.
Ltrgest Cookie Bakery in America.
384 Sast Stark St Cor. Union Ave.
Absolutely (Sanitary Bast Ma
terials Used Snip Anywhera
Wh.a baying- Hoodies, always ask for
Mrs. SCHIELS
(Qerman Style)
Egg Noodles
Deeldeoly ta. Best and a soma Product.
PACIFIC HARDTACK
& TOAST CO.
By. Kardtack Oatan.al Bread aad
Toast,
BELIOATBS8ZR XYB A SraCXaXTT.
Prompt Shipment and D.Hv.ry.
PHOTO BXLLWOOO 1815.
Bast 17tb and rr.derlck Streets.
Davis-Scott Belting Co.
Oregon Mal Pur. Oak Tanned
Leather Belting
240-260 Hawthorne. At..
T.U East 308. Portland. Or.
G. P. Rummelin & Son
114 id. near Wash, at-
Mfg. Furriers
CG. APPLE GATH
BUOCE8SOB
BstaD. 1870. Kaln 491.
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Psndl.ton. Or.
MANUFACTURERS OF
PURE FLEECE WOOL BLANKETS
Indian Bo has, Itaamn Bar, Bath
modss ana Atno onaa.
It will yay to XnTsatlgnt.
CARTER'S CONCRETE MIXER
Only device of Its klnd,n th. market
which can be successfully operated by
nana. j-ric., .. writ, tor tasu
monlala,
aV. B. OABTXB. Patsmt), -
1163 Btoor. stxaot.
Special
HOE PARADE TONIGHT"
STARTS FROM TENTH
AND SALMON STREETS
Knights of the Hoe, Young
and Old, Men and Women,
to Parade Through Streets,
Portland's first "hoe parade," as a
stimulus for the Increased production
of foodstuffs and the enrollment of
agricultural workers, wU be held to
night. Tonight is the night of the hoe.
Knights of th hoe from all stations
in life, young and old, of both sexes.
' will march as a Dreliminarv to a food
r preparedness rally, to be held at the
, Lincoln High school at 8 o'clock.
I Farads Starta at 7:30.
The parade is under the direction
of Helen I. Tomlinson, assisted by
Captain James P. Shaw as grand mar
shal, and General Charles F. Beebe.
It will move promptly at 7:30 o'clock
from Tenth and Salmon streets. The
line of march will be north on Tenth
street to Yamhill, thence to Fifth, to
Alder, to Sixth, to Washington, to
ra.ru, to Lincoln High scnooi.
The band of the Oregon coast artil
lery corps will lead the procession,
followed by the Girls' Honor Guard,
with a military escort. School chil
dren will follow the Honor Guard, and
then will come civic organizations and
citizens.
The Honor Guard Girls will be led
by the Misses Baxter and Bingham.
They will all wear arm bands and car
ry hoes or rakes.
Tim Becrolts to Be lasted.
At the high school food preparedness
rally. N. F. Johnson will enroll re
cruits for summer agricultural work;
S. B. Hall, county agricultural agent,
will answer practical planting ques
tions, and W. H. Crawford, in charge
of the Oregon food drive, will tell of
bis work.
Other speakers will be Mrs. Clara
H. Waldo, a regent of Oregon Agri
cultural college; William D. Wheel
wright, who will tackla the problem
from the standpoint of a business man;
I. R. Alderman, superintendent of
schools, who will discuss the place of
the schools In, the movement; Judge
JONES'
Loganberry
Juice
With twenty-five years' experi
ence In the FRUIT JUICB BUgl
NESa it has mads it posalble for
us to manufacture A PERFECT
BEVERAGE.
IN ordering Loganberry Juice,
ask: for JONES URAND ana be
couvlaced,
Jones Bros. & Co.
POBTA2n, OXZOOV.
.HEVBSU, oxsoosr.
WATSOYTXUX, CAJm.
BROOMS !
Manufactured by
Zan Bros., Inc.
SUNSET BROOM WORKS
Office 50-52 Front St.
H. ABELB F. A. BARNICOTT
PORTLAND AUTO LAMP CO.
Makers and Splnn.ra of
Jardiniere, Nut Bowls, Cuspidors,
Ash '1 rays and all articles in brass,
copper and otkar m.tals. Chan
I. lier Spinning a spacialty. Re
pairing of lamps, radiators and
windsiiielda.
PBOBTB atAXsT T293.
610 Aides Btreet, Portland. O.
The Portland Oxygen
& Hydrogen Co.
Ui.nfirliiMn tf
90 Pnr. Oxyrn and 9SJB Par.
yOXOsT.n. xor su uaasmu. bubwibsi
E. P. Piatt, Pres. Phon. a.Uwood 8408.
east 17TV ajs J vxrxm sxa
box nr tbb TBurr
INDEPENDENT
CRACKER CO
Manufacturers and Dealer. In
Cracker. Cake. Italian Paste
438.430 East Bans St Portland, Or.
Phone, i Bast 148. B.1S44.
Btala 81T TalspaonM JuaaiT.
Smith & Watson Iron Works
Foundry and Machine Shop,
412 FRONT STkEET
Maaufaetnr. and y.palv all line, of
axavc unary, ana cast anytning.
BamaaA of jour dsalsr.
BT7BBXBT BBOS, Portland mada.
Air-Tight Heaters
Camp bUot.8 aa Corrnrated Ann
Cans. Ah.olut.ly rf act.
F. A. Purdin, Prop. Phone Kast 401
180-188 Union ATav, Portland, Or.
Crescent Chemical Co.. Inc.
ui wASHoroToa it.
JAB1TOB tOTPUZn, fleer
is, fleet
an Haalaam efla snd draaalasi
dusUess mess, fstaitar. and atatal salUa.
na.si wm s tounowia sag a4
reaah destrri Basses, Bala 144. A-ltSS.
Multnomah Trunk & Bag Co.
Vkatesala Bakers ef Tnaas. ntteasss. Bass,
TaleaoevM. Ante Traaka. Ste. S04 X, Watas
W reruaaa, ws. xaomm nasi sa, n-Jtt.
Lionel Webster. William Hanley, Wal
ter M. Pierce and Dr. W. J. Kerr.
Mrs. Thomas Carrlck Burke has ar
ranged a musical program with Otto
Wedemeyer as the soloist.
Anne Shannon Monroe, novelist and
magazine writer, will preside.
Funeral Services
For Dr. Walker Held
Last Kites Are Staid Ore Bemaln. of
Army Stargvon and Arotlo Xxplorer
By Bar. W. A. M. Brack.
Funeral services for Dr. David Walk
er, Arctic explorer and army surgeon.
who died early Friday morning, were
held at 8 o'clock this afternoon at
the Portland Crematorium. Rev. W.
A. M. Breck. rector of St. Matthew's
Episcopal church, an old friend of Dr.
Walker, officiated. The services in
accordance with his wish were simple
and strictly private.
Dr. Walker was surgeon and botan
ist of the McClintock expedition which
was organized to look for the missing
Arctic exploration party of Sir John
Franklin. He was the last surviving
member of the expedition. H had
made his home in Portland for the
past 27 years, coming to this city after
a long service in the regular army of
the United States as a surgeon.
Blackburn Assigned
To Cruiser Buffalo
Long-expected orders to assume ac
tive duties at sea In command of the
cruiser Buffalo were received Friday
by Lieutenant Commander John H.
Blackburn. U. S. N.. Portland recruit
ing officer for the navy.
He will leave Portland about the
middle of next week. The Buffalo,
a 6000-ton ship, carylng 10 guns, Is
reputed to be especially desirable for
assignment.
Ensign J. P. Hart, U. S. N.. retired,
who was put on the active list upon
the call to arms, and who has been on
detail under Lieutenant Commander
Blackburn, will succeed to the position
of recruiting officer for this distric
Patrolman Still Unconscious.
Patrolman Andrew J. Laugeson, who
suffered a fractured skull Thursday
evening when be fell from a streetcar
at Mississippi avenue and Skldmoro
street. Is still unconscious at the Good
Samaritan hospital, and little hope is
held, for his recovery, according to a
repon irom tne hospital this morning.
INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MADE
STRONG MAN
MAKING
PATENT CAMP OUTFITS
IN PORTLAND FACTORY
George Shatokln, Scion of a
Russian'Royal House, Opens
Thriving New Industry,
George Shatokln, with his wife and
child, lives at 1020 Kast Market street.
Mr. Shatokln Is a descendant of Rus
sian nobility, his forefathers being
slav owners in the earlier day. of
that new republic. Of a roving and
venturesome disposition, he has seen
most of the habitable world and can
Intelligently converse upon subjects
connected with the governments and
habits of nearly all nations.
Mr. Shatokin is known as a sort of
modern Samson. Getting under an au
tomobile set on saw horses with one
or two men in it. he lifted it wltn
apparent ease. Once upon a time he
traveled from city to city and country
to country, giving exhibitions of his
strength.
Coming to Portland four years ago
Mr. and Mrs. Shatokln concluded to
make this city their home and over
on Madison street Mr. Shatokin con
ducts a factory in which he makes
camping outfits. An outfit consists
of a box which is an imitation of a
suit case 32x17x9 inches, and It com
prises a folding table, two folding
double seats with interior compart
ment. In th. table for food, bottles.
dishes, towels, napkins, knives and
forks. The whole, including the uten
sils, weighs about 30 pounds and may
be carried as an ordinary suit case
In automobiles, carriages or cars. It
is Intended for the use of campers,
automobile tourists or may be used
on lawns as an attraction for children
or for small families dining outside
beneath the shade of trees.
When set up for use the table stands
30 inches high, and its top is 32x40
Inches. It can be used for a sewing
or card table In the home and an Insert
has a handsome checkerboard painted
on It.
A patent for the outfit waa granted
April 24 of this year, so it la not yet
a month old.
Captious.
Prom the Christian Register.
"Is this beef too rare for you, Mr.
Bimpkins?"
"Well, Blnce you ask me. Mrs. Skin
ner, I would like it a little oftener."
General Manufacturing
Screw Machine Work and Gear Cutting.
DIES AND TOOLS DESIGNED AND BUILT
Coin Machine Manufacturing Company.
984 East 17th Sell wood 100 Portland, Oregon
OregonGrownSeeds,DahIias,Roses&PerenniaIs
(Wo tho best results. WJ tsve the largest collection of Dahlias and peren
nials in the west.' All our stock guaranteed true to name.
GILL BROS. SEED CO., 9&:?-sZ No-1
"It U Hot a Liquid r
Universal Tire Filler Co.
ICanuf aetnr.ni. XT. B. and Canada,
: 441-43 Sawthorn. Ava.
VOBTCAJTB, OXBOOJT.
OA P F O R. A U X O S
SEXOTZS TSa PZBT BTTT DOEBITT BZX TKI 1.V9TWM !
Other h rands tor Janitors and fanUly ik
3111. Third and Coin m hi a. . j - "QVIU XX" S0AP COKPAST.
NEW FREIGHT TARIFFS
SUBMITTED AT SALEM
BY SEVEN
They 'Carry 15 Per Cent In
crease in All Intrastate
Rates; Filing Is Refused,
Salem, Or.. May 12. Seven railroad
companies Friday aubmltted to the
public service commission new freight
tariffs carrying a 15 per cent Increase
in all intrastate freight rates, but the
commission has refused to file them
until the carriers comply with the law
relating to rates which have been fixed
by order of the commission.
The law provides that after the pub
lic service commission has fixed by
formal order any freight rate it cannot
be changed by the railroad company
until the matter 1 presented to the
commission in a formal application
and a hearing is held and a new order
is made by the commission.
Many of the intrastate freight rates
have been fixed by the commission,
so instead of filing the new tariffs
the commission is sending notice to
the carriers to comply with the law
by making formal application to in
crease the commission-made rates.
When these applications are filed,
explained Chairman Frank J. Miller,
the commission will file the tariff in
creases on other rates which have not
oeen fixed by the commission and will
immediately suspend them and will
set them down for hearing at the same
time the applications for increases on
commission-made rates sre heard.
The carriers asking for the 15 per
cent increases are the Southern Pa
cific. Union Pacific. S., P. &. S.. Oregon
Electric, United Railways, Pacific A
Eastern and the Portland Railway,
Light & Power company.
Pendleton Man Who
Killed Wife Is Dead
Lewiston, Idaho. May 18. (U. P.)
Lloyd Shawley of Pendleton. Or.,
member of a prominent family of
romeroy. Wash., who on last Wednes
day evening shot and killed hls wife.
Housewives Learn
Of Merit of Kaola
That Portland housewives msy have
an opportunity to acquaint themselves
with its products, th. Kaola company,
624 Roosevelt avenue, is conducting a
demonstration of its cocoanut butter,
used for shortening, at the Olds. Wort
man & King store. The attendant
serves the butter with crackers and
cake shortened with the Kaola. C. A.
Palnton, the manager, long ago discov
ered the penchant of Portlanders for
buyings things not made here, but in
his case this is largely overcome.
Tim. was when 90 per cent of th. big
plant's product was shipped to the
east, but now the local market is
changing this condition.
Still, he is shipping carloads to
Pittsburg. Chicago. New York. Phila
delphia. Boston and other eastern cen
ters, but his plant has been so greatly
enlarged within th. last year that he
can do this and still not slight the lo
cal demand. Considering the high
price of lard, Kaola comes In as a
blessing to the larder of the home.
Jacobs Shirt Co.
Enlarges Its Force
The Jacobs Shirt company, fourth
floor of the Northwest building, Wash
ington at Sixth, has added largely t.
its premises to accommodate an en
larged force of workers. These addi
tions mean that, "business is mighty
good and I'm kept busy with my
shears! I simply haven't a minute to
talk unless my callers chat as I cut,"
as Mr. Jacobs puts It.
Charles J. Jacobs has been in the
shirt manufacturing buslnes in Port
land for about a quarter of a century
and he never was more active "than
now.
Vaughn Company in New Home.
The Vaughn Motor works is now In
its new home erected by Mr. Vaughn
at 471 Kast Main street, corner of
East Ninth, and conspicuous signs
may be seen st a great distance di
recting the interested to the place.
The foundry and machine shop, sep
arate buildings, cover hair a bloctc. tne
machine shop being two stories with
woodworking apartments above. Here
is made the frame work of the fa
mous Vaughn drag saw, and such
other devices as the company manu
factures. The fore, of workmen has
been largely increased in the new
premises.
When writ! ns to er rallinar on adTertlasra
pwase mrnnon ice journal. iaoi.i
TJYTTEUAX 1XMJ1 rTT.T.Ti
OaaraatMd 100,000 XlUs.
It will reduce your tire expense 88
and will add at least 100 more pleas
ure to your rnotorinjr. What better
results do you ask? It does not re
Quire n cent of Investment to try It
out. Give it a trial, is ill we ask.
RAILROADS
a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. I
Happy of Connell. Wash.. andr Fort ,
Benton. Mont., and then turned the'
same revolver on himself, mulcting
two wounds In the left breast, passed
away at White's hospital here this
morning at o'clock. Shawley under
went an operation yesterday for re
moval of the bullets, both lodged near
the back bone, and gradually sank
from that time.
During his rational moments, Shaw
ley Intimated that persons coming be
tween himself and his wife had caused
a rupture In their relations and that
this had driven him to commit the
crime.
The remains of Mrs. 8hawley wero
removed to Walla Walla yesterday for
burial. Shawley's body will be taken
to the family home at Pomeroy for
interment.
Hunters Pledge Help.
Lewiston. Idaho, May 12. (U. P.)
Sunday. May 20. will see members of
the Lewiston Gun club in the field to
wreck vengeance on magpies, hawks,
crows, owls, coyotes and other forces
that destroy bird and animal life that
the sportsmen are trying to protect in
this section. Almost two score mem
bers have valunteered for the expedi
tion. Plot to Assassinate
Baltimore Police
Baltimore. Md.. May 12. (I. N. S.)
What is declared to have been a plot
to assassinate the heads of the Balti
more police department and carry on
campaign of wholesale aafe blowing
was unearthed by tha police depart
iar poiico utpsu-
ment today. Joseph Wagner, sentenced
to the penitentiary recently on a rob
iv .... - ..nlAnrul
bery charge, confessed to tne ponce
that he and several "pals" who -were
pot in prison planned the campaign.
British Tars Come
To Grief in Auto
New York, May 11. (I. N. 8.1
Three "Jackie" from a British cruiser
and their host are suffering injuries
today as the result of an automobile
accident. One of the sailors is in the
Knickerbocker hospital with a frac
tured leg and William Barry, who was
entertaining the men from the cruiser.
Is also a hospital patient. The acci
dent occurred when the machine in
which they were riding skidded Into
an excavation in the street.
MT. HOOD OVERALLS
"True Blue, Through
and Through'
Genuine Indigo Dye Denim cut
full roomy can't rip.
A Substantial Portland Product
Fleischner, Mayer & Co.
Manufacturers ef Xt. Hood Brand Barrta.
Pants and Ovaralls Unirersity Brand Mack
inaw Coats and "I ft J" Flay Baita.
LIT. Afaat Caa afak. Bar.. Quick Mousy
The "MANNING" Kerosene-Oil,
Gas-Producing
atAHXTTACTTTErD BY
H.W. MANNING
Lighting & Supply Co.
.3 .ins 83V4 . yortlaa. Of,
VAN HOETER'S BLEACHING SOAP
Tt is saad. la Portland, maraataas ai
ie injur, tb. flnaat fabrics, th. stoat 4.11
eats colors, or tb. saoda. Baa xc.ptlosai
cleansing qual!tla. and produces aoowr
wash. Con farthar tban oth.r soaps,
Ord.r from your d.sUsr.
MT. HOOD SOAP CO.
108-no roumra bt. v.
NON-SKID
Rubber Heels
Right and Lft
Hc.l i'latcs
Means 20
More Wear
lad. In Portland.
Ask for
Portland Non-Skids
DRvD.W.KOLLE
XAKZI XOIT rZBITCT
Eye Glass and Spectacle Monitings
a aarlh. I. ansa, wlil sat aaaw looaa aa.
aaata arMkaaa. across eaa mat Mm. nt. a.
Miuit aa.4. Pbaas for partioalara. 70s-
Vilosz Bias. Xaia 41 U.
Leupold,Voelpel& Co.
atakars
SCIENTmC INSTRUMENTS i:
Sorr eying, HydroarrspIUe, Nautical
107 EA5T 70TH ST. NORTH !;
rosTLAno. onxooif -.
BURNER jTgg
NEWS OF THE PORT
Antral. Bay .It.
Waafetraa. Am. a... Captain VToldaaa. tt.
from Sua Francisco. Union OU 0.
8. I. Allard. Am. freight, from Kan
Francisco, Parr-McOnrmk-k HS. Co.
Dalay Math-, Am ca.. Captain Donaldmn.
freight, from San Francisco, t'rwmu 98. Co.
Marine Almanac.
W.aths at Elver'i XovtK.
North Hrad. May 12. Condition of the
moots or tee river at a. ra., month ; wind,
aucthweat, 6 miles; weather, ckmdj.
Sua and Tides, Kay 13.
Sua rteea. 4:41 a. m. Sun sats. 7:34 p. m.
Tidaa st Astoria.
Hlth Water. Low Water.
5:01 a. m., 7 8 feet
8:65 p. m.. 7.5 feet. 12:18 p. m., O.C foot.
The time ball on the U. S hdrographle of
fice waa dropped at noon.
Daily River Readings.
4
MM
C
el
t
J
G
S3
STATIONS
15
K5
Wetiatobe. .
Kamiab ....
Iwlaton .. .
15.3
11.7
13.0
13. a
20.4
H.H
8.S
..
7.2
13 2
1.3
0.8
0.7
0.8
2. a
0.1
O.S
0.5
O.I
0 7
23
22
as
n (in
0.12'
il iuatllla ...
The Da Ilea .
Eugene ....
Albany
0.25
0.t6
0.1
0.T
0.07
0.11
0.01
..! 10
40
20
12
15
tsaiem
Oregon City
Portland . . .
( ) Ulslug. t ) l allluc.
River Forecast.
The Willamette river at Portland win rise
atesdllj, reacrilng atarea of about 1S.S feet
Sunday, 14.4 teet Monday and 13 feet Tuesday.
At Neighboring Ports.
AsSSt IS HaLm Vfaia. 1 A lS If ...
iTw'p. &ST.
ffi, p. m.: Aenie. Kandon. 6:30 p. m
rta
arce Simla. In tow of tiia Seat Klnsr. Port
Saji Lois, 7:30 p. m. i
eaiieo: Lily or Tooeka. Eoreka. 11:50 a.
m.; Santa Monica. Ix Anfelea, 12:40 p. m.;
Daisy. Graya Harbor, 2:40 p. m.; Admlrat
Pewey, Loa Anr!ea, 4:20 p. m.; 8. Loop.
Puffet Sound, 4:30 p. m. . Yoaemlte, Port Gam
ble. 8:30 p. m. ; iWla. Portland. 8:40 p. m
Astoria. May 12. Sailed, at 11:30 last
nlrtat. Beaver, for Rsn Francisco and San
1 edro. Arrived and left up during the ntrht.
Washtenaw, from Port San Ltiia. Arrived
or 6:40 a. m., motor achonoer 8. I. A liar 1,
frrin San Francisco. Arrived at S:45 and
lft sp at 8 a m., Daley Matthews, from San
Pedro. Ralleo. at 7 a. m., motor schooner
Santloo. for Boaton.
Kureka, May 11. Arrived, at 1 and sailed
at a p. m. . K. A. Kllhurn. from baa Francisco
for Coo Ray and Portland.
Saa Pedro, May 11. Sailed, at 1 p. ro..
Ros City, for Portland via San Francisco;
at e) p. m., Santlsm, for Columbia river.
aa Francisco, May 12. Arrived: Noyo.
Mendocino, 5 a. ra. ; Willamette. Ioe Angeles.
6 a. nv; Brunswick, Port Brags. S a. m,; W.
S. Porter, with snip Falls of Clyde In tow, Ev
erett 7 a. m.; Pasadena. Alblan, 7 a. m. ;
Kan Juan. Balhoa. via Champcrlco 7 a. ro.;
Aran, wiin Santiago in tow, Monterey, 8 a
rn.; Svea. Grays Harbor. a. m.; Tali. Loa
Crown Flour,
Unbleached
Manufactured by
Crown Mills,
PORTLAND
Golden Rod Cereals
and Golden Rod
Poultry Feed,
Manufactured by
Golden Rod
Milling Co.,
PORTLAND
Retail Department of that
Wicker Shop
Is Closed
Our Willow Furnitur. is now sold
by
H. JENN1NG 6c SONS
EDWARDS FURNITURE CO.
GADSBY & SON
POWERS FURNITURE CO.
Our Factory Is OT.rwh.lmotl With
Whol.aale Orders.
FAIR WARNING!
Dont 7Nd "t Swat" if Ton Want
Your Sat. to Uts I
Coast Chemical Co.
133 Z. 6th, Bat. ICorrlaon and Alder.
East 7085.
AK TOVB SSAUS TOl
BRAND
WAISTS
TB.7r. Xad. In Portland.
U A KA Utl
$30 and up
Portibit bouses, chic It.
en bouses,
woods had a,
ate. Mill
road. Con
struction Co.
Main 11(7.
644 Hood st. Sunday and .renlnm.
Woodiawn ttll.
CALIFORNIA PLATING WORKS
Sia 3d at Salmon St.
OOXiS. SX&YXX AJTD HCUla
PLATING
Xe. Czam Cans Xe-tinned.
Durable Roofing
Saad. la Portland to srUt lfM! ooa-
dlUon. by
DURABLE ROOFING MFG. CO.
Xenton BtaUan. Fortlamd. Or.
"Acta ally Mad. in Otacca."
C SOMMER & CO., Piano Factory
847 TXXTM ST.
onxT rzAJio raoTOBx nr staxb.
Awarded Gold Medal as S. jr.
Xxpotnton.
Piano. Repaired, and Tuned. AH
work ruarante.d. Kstablished lis.
Phone Marshall H71.
Wilhoit Mineral Water
Inoorsad Vr PhrsMaaa, - Pkea. far pfastare
kooslct. XaU Slis. A-7M7. iktUhU.
Angeles, 9 a. m.; J. B. ft at sea, ' lifts
Anfelea, 10:30 a. so,; Aaonclaa. Portland. 11
a. in.; Fearle, aiUl Knllertua la tow. Port
San Luis, noon. ,
Halied; Luaon, Gray Harbor, a. BV.
Hraule, Kuh., May 12. Antra: . Vic
toria, I'naUaka. rla anaUiwrstera Alaska e
porta. 8 a. m.s Alaska. Anchorage, rla souta
western Alaskan ports, 12:MO a. m.
"wattle lias 11. Arrived: Duiabla. sontb
ecatern AJakan ports, S:aO p. M.; Admiral ,
bebloy. Ban ledn via Ban I'reJJCiaco, SUW p.
ffi.; ImatlUa. 'lacotaa It p. Bx.
Sailed: Admiral brans. Anchorage, vta.
southeastern and euatbwealrra Alaska, ports, -11
p. m.; SpoLaue, auutheaatm A last a a
ports. 11 p. iu. ; Nun&iand. sostheastara
Alaskan porta 6 p. u. ; Safins w. for baa
l'wlro, 3 LMi p. m.
l-Uut Wells, May 12. Sailed: Captain A.
F. Lucas, tor San rtancteoo.
Mukllieo. Ms j ll. Arrived: VUmlngtoa,
from Seattle rla Tat-uma. - -
Tacoiua, May 12. Arrlrr4: (Me Kara,
ilawall Mini and Alaska, from Seattle; Cms
tUla and Vubarl Maru. from iVattl. yeaierdar.
"Billy" Swope Will :
Wed Wheeling Girl
Ltcenso to wed has been issued to
William r. Swop of Portland and !
Katheryn Cohen of Wheeling, W. Vlr S
according to telegraphic word from.'
Los Angoles. Mr. Swope, who former- '
ly conducted a newspaper in Port- J
land, has been engaged in the' real e-'.
tate business in recent years. He is a
widower, aged 61. Mrs. Cohen is said !
to be a widow and her age is given
s so.
Woodmen Protest at
Food Speculation
At the W. o. W. patrloUo meeting
on the east side Fridsy night, strong"
sentiments against food speculation
were expressed.' All the 'Woodman
camps in this city have sent protests
to the Congressional delegation in
Washington against the procrastina
tion In consideration of measures to
bring the "sport of millionaires" to a
sudden stop.
Steamers to Remain on Ron
Marshfleld. Or., May 12. Announce
ment was made here today that the
steamers P. A. Kllburn and Breakwa
ter, which wer sold by the Oreat
North Pacific Steamahtp company to
Crowley & Mahoney of San Francisco,
will continue on the Coos bay run t
Portland and south snd will be oper
ated as the Emerald line. L. O. CusU
lng, who has been, Marshfleld agent
for the Oreat North Pacific Steamship
company, will continue in the same ea
Paclty for the Kmerald line.
TO PAY
Rose City Brand
Alloveralls
At
Your
Dealers
$2.75
in
Khaki
or
Blue Suiting
with
Brown
The Quality Garment
Manufactured by
HIRSCH-WEIS MFG. CO.!
Portland, Oregon
- i i
BEANS and PORK
t baud w rosTLAn,
"?,nc'0,u":". "Grand," Dellrtitrul.
Splendid. Is what rop1. may of th.m
m. fc r. cAanrnro oo
008 Wa.hlnrton Marshall IMt:
FOMETHIsa NEW esa Ts
(iar onuttis Wladar Makt.
abut) la wlndlna . u. '
For aal. at WaelwortaV M.w
a rrank-a. Llpmaa Wolfed
OIJ. Woitmaa Klsfs, as
all lnr-a wbara talUa( sbsr
tlra ar sola. T snit pustpal
c nraltit of your daalac
bsiu. and 10c.
otu wiinrn CO.. -
HI Sta. rartlaaa. Or. -
Western Soda Works
Makers of
oda Water, SarsapartUa, OtnffW
Al., W.stern rotter and Bjrw.
Krxxa bt. rio mazv tut.
A, J. JUCHKM1CU. Prop.
PANSY AND SMALL FRUIT
BASKETS
Oil a Ka.kt.t. a - - S
.. w mi w uiaftvuv All VHBb
hav covers aod ar cbap
PORTLAND BASKET fc HANDLE CO
Msaars af Cary Kiaa a( Islial Baaket JOa.
T Urn MaU COT. illl-U alMMlaas
WS JUIs
SAILS
fat nips. aVwalasa. TaaU eaa) rVaaai Aaa
IU. aad Oilad Cletalas. Merae a4
CTr. : ttoaa.a.
PACIFIC TENT & AWNING CO
Ilrst a ad Aakaa. Maw. Istt. a-lM
W. Mak It Ours.lv.
PAINT;
FOR ALL PURPOSES
Rasmussen & Co.
N. E. Cor. 2d mmd Taylor Str (
Ready-Cut Houses
MADB IN PORTLAND
SHIPPED A.VWHtKE.
Sam Connell Lumber Co.
3 54 Ankeny Street.. Sear Broadway.
Phon. Broadway 149. Portland. Or.
i P.: SHARKEY & SON
I X.09Cr STXAW TXXOAT
1 HORSE COLLARS
I Lari
1 Pact
Largest factory of It. kind on th. '
una on in. '
ods War. I
AVenaa.
Pacifi costal, ah uooa. war. i
r - rantea.
Znst Oak and Vnlom
4 tw:
Ha "1