The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1918, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, : SATURDAY. APRIL 13.' 1918.
INFORMATION
I police learned that Liking suffered from
fainting spells several years ago,' but
cannot account for- his Injury if he
merely fell to the street. His condition
is reported satisfactory today. ;
Olseav' asd Atchison. "Win In a rivet
throwing contest between employes of
the Northwest Steel company Friday
noon, D, jplsen of hull 'No. 10, and E.
Atchison jiof hull No. 11, carried off
the honors. The buckets were attached
to poles. 1 The rivets were thrown , into
the buckets at a height of SO feet. The
contest was witnessed by hundreds of
fellow workmen. The winners received
an ovation from the crowd.
Wheel I Stolen From Aatomoblle
When K.J B. Stevens went to get his
"speed boat" out of the garage this
morning he found that some one had
stolen one of his "feet" and the speed
ometer. (Stevens lives at 1443 Missis
sippi avenue and reported to the police
that his garage was entered and that
; COXIK6 e vests :
. Greater of AsserVos, Portland, iase
Coeveatioa of Oraad aaaswsMBS O. A.
Partlaoa, Augws IS. , ,
fseifis Coast AdvertialBg aUa'S snodsttoa
wtmuaa, ywrtiaaa. Jul a-S.
TODAY'S FORECASTS
Portend and viclnitv Tonight Ulr with heerv
frost; Kumlav fsjr ami warmer ; moderate west
erly visas,
Owgoo Tonight fair with hssvy froat; Sun
dajr fair and Mmur; modcraU westerly winds.
Washington Tonight fair with heavy froat,
sept Mar toe eoaat; colder aaat portion; ua
day fair and warmer moderaU westerly winds,
' rtEATHEia CO5DITI0XS
Lew pressure praraila onf tha antira west ex
eapt an tha iai mediate Pacific eoaat. Tha loweat
readings reported are in Alberta and Utah, re
spectively. The pnaaure ia moderately low alao
en the north Atlantis eoaat. A hich pressure
area overlies the Uieeiaeipui and Ohio Talleya and
the Lake region. rredpluUon has oceurrti on j the thief had removed the front wheel
tne aorta raciiM aiope ana "" v and rrinTrltr frm M. mB-htn
northern California eoaat. and ia reported alao
.from the Middle and North Atlantic etstee. and
from few atatlona in Saskatchewan. Oklahoma
end New Meaieo. The temperature ia higher
over stoat of the country, hot U noticeably lower
In tha faciflo etstee. It la below normal in tha
fseifle states and orer the eastern half of tha
country. Kalr weather may be expected in Port
' land and It vicinity tonight and Sunday, with
heavy frost tonight and rUing temperature Sua
day. EDWABU U WELLS.
v OBSERVATIONS
STATIONS.
Tempt 're
Baker, Or. . .
Boise, Idaho ,
Jtoaton, Mam
Chicago, 111
lienver, Colo.
. Ilea Moines, Iowa
Kalveeton. Tesaa
eiena, Mont.
Kansas City, Mo
1Oe Angeles, Cal
Marshflaid. Or. . . . . . .
Memphie, Temv-
Mew Orleans, La
Now York, N. Y
North Head. Wash
North Platte. Neb.' . . .
Oklahoma City, Okla . . .
4 Phoenix, Arts.
Portland, Or
. Koaeburg, Or
St. Louis, Mo
Salt Leke City. UUh. . ,
Man Francisco, Cal. . . ,
Seattle, Wash.
Mhertdan. Wyo. .......
Hpokane, Wash. . . . .
Tampa, Fta. . . .'
. . Walla Walla, Wash. . . ,,
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Promlaaat Maeeabee Coming Mem
bers of the Maccabees in Oregon are
awaiting j the visit of I. P. Markey,
supreme commander of the order, who
will be in the state from May 5 to May
12, inclusive. An itinerary is being pre
pared which will occupy his time very
fully. Mr. Markey has been at thejiead
of the order for a quarter of a century,
and this will 6e his first visit to Oregon,
Lsmber Disappear! The Pearson
company, which has the contract for
the viaduct to be constructed across
Eighty-second street at Halsy, reported
to the ' police department that some
thief drove up: to the lumber yard and
took about 2000 feet of lumber. The
police are investigating.
mracK-jby streetcar o. IS. Tate, a
laborer, aged 45, living at the American
hotel, . wa.s struck by an auto driven
by Peter Johnson Thursday night while
getting on a street car, and was
dragged about 30 feet and sustained
injuries to his back.
Dinner Cancelled On account of the
monster demonstration by Portland in
celebration of Its "going over the top"
with subscriptions to the third Liberty
loan, the Pennsylvania club dinner an
nounced for Saturday evening at the
Chamber of Commerce, is cancelled.
Sawmill Employe Injured A pile of
lumber fell on the right foot of J. Mar-
SONS IN THE ARMY,
MOTHER ASSISTING
IN RUNNING RANCH
Widow Making Brave Fight,
"Aided by DaughterFifth Son
to Enlist Soon.
Mrs. Carrie French, a widow, living
on a ranch near Corvallls, has four sons
in the United States army and & fifth
son is preparing to enlist. Mrs. French
Edith Driver, Margaret Alexander and
Hilda Hinton. .-, A remarkable feature
of this evening's program is that it
calls Into action not' only more speakers
than were ever heard simultaneously
in the city before, but more profes
sional musicians of high talent. All
the service ' is contributed to aid the
patriotic cause. Thev band music down
town . will be so timed that music will f
be continuous and without discord.
NEW YORK LEARNING
RATIFY INCREASED
SCHEDULE OF VAGES
FOR WOMEN WORKERS
OREGON WENT 'OVER TOP' Women Employed in Most Lines
V of Work Affected by v
New Tork . papers are getting . the
story of Oregon's remarkable achieve-,
ment from Interviews with residents of
this state now visiting in the metropolis.
Nathan Strauss, president of Fleischner.
Mayer St Co.. is now in New Tork. on
E business trip and is telling the people
-ct that city what he knows about the
liberty loan campaign and the spirit of
the people of Oregon.
is running the ranch-with the assistance K Lieutenant General Julius I. Meier
of two daughters. Another daughter Is I Gits morning received the following tele-
TOWN TOPICS
v.
SjTHKIFT STAMPS
and
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
on Bale at
Business Office, The Journal
a nurse and has volunteered her services
to the government.
It goes without saying that Mrs.
French is a subscriber for Liberty loan
bonds, "I have very little money," she
told the canvasser,, "and I don't know
Just how I'm going to pay for the bonds,
but we'll manage some way."
Charles French, the eldest son, en
listed as a private in the artillery branch
of the service two yeara ago. He has
shown remarkable proficiency, has been
promoted to a captaincy- and Is now an
instructor in the artillery school at Mare
Island.
James French, the second son, Is a
lieutenant of Infantry, now with his
command in France. Frank French, the
third to enlist. Is a sergeant in the engi
neer corps, last heard from at Camp
Greene, N. C. The fourth son, Ernest
French, enlisted in the aviation . corps
and is now thought to be in Egypt. Mrs.
French's fifth son, Louis, has just be
come of age and is preparing to enlist
in the army,
Mrs. Evert Lllsanatti. 467 East Fifty-
first street north, is a daughter of Mrs.
French and has joined her mother in the
management of the ranch during the ab
sence of her sons.
gram from Mr. Strauss:
Am delighted with the contents of
your telegram. Extend my earnest Con
gratulations to the entire Portland staff
in their wonderful achievement. Liber
ty loan promises to be largely over-subscribed
and I hope you won't stop until
the quota is at least doubled. Let Port
land and Oregon lead the nation in giv
ing notice to the kaiser that we at home
stand ready, to give our last dollar to
back up our boys over there."
A telegram was received by Arthur
L. Fish, from the Benjamin & Kentnor
company of New York. as follows:
Last night s dispatches Hashed the
electrifying hews to all the world. All
hall! Congratulations to Portland and
Oregon for the distinguished honor of
being first over the top on third Lib
erty loan drive." . '
ALL COUNTIES BUT TWO .
HAVE FULL. LOAN QUOTAS
tin at the Eastern & Western Lumber S SIX OVER TOP RALLIES TO
Dr. f'arsteln Is Exonerated Dr. E. J.
Carstetn, at present living in Portland,
company this morning and crushed all
the toes On that foot. He was removed
to the Good Samaritan hospital. Martin
lives at 70 Wilson street
Charged With Bigamy Sheriff Frank
M. Kendall of Twin Falls, Idaho, ar
rived' in! Portland Friday for Fred
Kehbein. who Is charged with bigamy.
Rehbeln :was arrested by Inspectors
Tlchenor and Mallett.
Government Supervision Over Bocks
requires special passes for delivery of
baggage, j! Phone the B. & O. T. Co.,
Bdx 1000. who are commissioned to
check' and deliver baggage to all steam
er lines. (Adv.i
BE HELD IN PORTLAND
( Continued from Pag One)
Music, chorus 600 high school students
and audience.
French National hymn. "Marsellalse."
Street quartet: Miss Ruth Agnew, so
prano : Miss ' Bertha Serr, contralto ;
Richard Robertson, tenor ; George notch'
kiss Street, baritone and director.
Address, Colonel John Leader, Royal
lrlsn Itinera.
Solo. "The Flasr Without a Stain." E,
Maid wyn i vans ; Frederick W. Good
rich, organist.
Sketch, "oreeon Liinerty uiris. one
for each county, with--"Goddess of Lib-
.,.,.. ' -An,.AaA timer tver?n 7 V
steamer ueorgiaaa, for Astoria and ertv." reoresentlne Oresron. W. P.
way points.
leaves Aldr atrul ,1uV Ktrinrihnn' In rhnrir
has been exonerated by a federal grand daily, except Friday, at 7 a. m. Fare Music, Chorus 600 high school students.
iurv in Hoaulam of the charge oi seal-I n. 25 each wav. hj.. Address. Lr. Henry suzzaio, presi
or, a r.f raktns- fiuu of S25 I - . ' . . " dent of University of Washington.
tivuo "- . i Bieamer jeasia . Havrkina fnr ram.. i , n - ,T
frnm ITInnlflh HoclaliatS tO BOCUre mill- nr..L ' J ' 7.' ' . iMUBIC, OUtr opt.llBlcu
" . ""7r- 7 .v,. r.- o.rtm " " r lamainsjs oauy, ex- by chorua
r etPt aunoay ; leaves Washington street W. H. Boyer, musical director,
is a memocr oi in Ame ric.. n flock ttt-J, p m (Ad Liberty Temple, 8 P. M.
lr27t?7 .nd Tea fi'r.t naturalisation 8" 'or St. Helens and Ral- Julius L. Meier, presiding; W,
of Finland and has first naturalisation 1 . A t , ... . nonkiin. aide.
capers in the United States. He d-1 . rLnl,- a, r.,.' - Concert. FoundaUon comnany band.
Clares the charges against him were the I ; """Vst "America," led by Westminster church
E.
result of a misunderstanding and that"
quartet : Jane Burns Albert, Lulu Dahl
w. in nn innurne-n invnn I sorung-s iumi svvie wniropracxie I Aimer, josepn f. oiutaer, jom .&n.
i .v- t 31 treatments. S15. Dr. McMahon. Port- Address. Major W. E. Finzer.
irOni OH ICl illK SItiV I , ... I t,c.n. C?. Oann
Temple Beth Israel
AcLdj3 Stars 4 to Flag
Star Spangled Banner," Community
singing.
Address. lieutenant J. w. warren,
Solo. "My Own United States." Mrs.
iuiu Dam Miner.
Address. Rev. A. A. Morrison.
Mk.I. T.n f tr Troll " IXrm tn.
Burns Albert ana audience.
Address. Mayor Georsre L. Baker.
Community singing, led by Westmin
ster quartet.
josepn i'iniey, musical airecior.
Sixth and Alder Streets, 8 F. M.
1 n ..(lMav t7eas.A
rrnratinii rir n. , - Mtv-"ul s,uBono
" - ...v j Rrnnk nea ailde.
and navy since the flag was unfurled. Concert. United Artisans band,
Oeremonies attendant to adding the . "America," led by Unitarian church
stars were featured by an address by I quartet. Miss Edith Densmore, Mrs.
KaDDi wise on "Can We Wave Their I eironeua I'eets, j. hobs .cargo, jmo
Offering Before the Altar of God?" Wedemeyer.
'rrv..- ji . , Aaareas. ibpuiih jscod svsinBier.
IICOO: UICU uo UVU1 M in OUT I Im.. XX1.V... . c,-l- T'.ll..U.
nwn hsi.ta -V.n..1 K. J n . f 6 '"uiui 01.1.1, , Uiiu
w i church anartet
Is our duty to be worthy of the sacrl- Address. Dr. E. H. Pence.
flCMLnitr hnvs srs malrlnv fno n " T.Kkl 1U...U T. ,V.. n.u v
spiritual and Inspiring. Dr. Canadlne 7" .7 InrT'Hv Rom Fareo and ouarteC
preaches on the deep fundamental ex- gtara for th8 following younar men Address, United States Attorney B. E.
perience or cnristianuy. wire dedicated: L C. BrUl. James Gil- H"? ......
rm.mhla. River Hlrkr Rissa-Twa bert Herbert Siohl JsLnnh w-m . atar-apangiea uanner, iea Dy quar
round trips, Multnomah Falls to Port- Herbert Goldsmith, Louis O. Haas. Jesse ctttn w,m.v.r miooi irsotn
land daUy. Leave Multnomah Falls 7:10 J- Rich,; Milton Smith, Clarence Fox. Broadway and Yamhill Street, 8 P. M.
t nAVi2 P;aM:: l!aVSt'sCh.arle' l,!Tf j AZ JP1 A. H. Devers presiding. A. G. Clark
I'UIVI, CVi iJstviiva av ss. sit. mills. sit, 1 usaaij icaig, f T UlMUU XaCllCr saVnu jL&V1u I A. Id A.
He was speaking In a church in o- land. Adv.
qulam when tne cnarges were rasas.
Clsb Boom for Soldiers The man
agement of the Perkins hotel has
opened a club room for the exclusive
use of soldiers and sailors who are in
the city either permanently or as
transient visitors. The use of the club
is absolutely free to Uncle Sam's men I Fourteen stars were added to the
and It is not necessary to be a guest 1 service flag at Temple Beth Israel last
of the hotel to have the freedom of the night in honor of members of the con-
room, which is open from 8 a. m. to
11 p. m. dally.
Portland Common The revival meet
Irgs conducted by Beverly Canadlne
l.i D., at the Portland Commons mis
sion. Front and Burnside streets, are
to continue until Tuesday night. Meet
ing each night at 8 o'clock and Sunday
afternoon at 2 :30. These meetings are f,cea, our boys are making for us." Rabbi
snlritual and lnsDlrln. Dr. Canadlne 1 wi ...j T
Saturday and Sunday evening leave I Levy,
Multnomah Falls 8:00 p. m. and Port
land 11 p. m. (Adv.)
Come to Ths Yoans. China Grill
Something out of the ordinary and
unique. American and Chinese dishes ;
excellent musical program, dancing, cui
sins facilities unsurpassed. 133 Park at
' between Washington and Alder. Open
11 a. m. to 2 a. m. Lee D. Shtng. man
Ager. Adv.
ALLY "OFFENSIVE IN FEW
Concert. Standlfer Construction com
pany band.
America, iea Dy inniiy cnorus.
Address. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise.
k USA It Pff"fBt A aaasSBsfSa I OUlUi liWIin r II CB IJiil ItlllSf
UATO NC.C.UC.U. IS HtLlhl Harold Parish Williams and audience,
aniw KkLLki, 10 "tLILr I Addreai. Judtre Robert Tucker.
Solo. "Long, Long Trail," Mra Fred
jriMiMiifuii r. t... 1 Olson and auaiencev
I . j. " T 1 . 2.. 1 tTTIl 1 1 -
ever It is used, it will tiv t .n. I Jordan.
the British grand fleet, which now is "Star-Spangled Banner," led by Trtn
. . If v phnrnfl
rninrnrAAn. NMnwrsrv tr ri., row r-v. i i -- v- .....
Mrd T.artnre Tonlaht R. Bruce Hora- I v. , A I Rev. A. A. Morrison, musical director.
fall will lecture on "April Birds" before uM American flsrhtina Waft trnAt S,xtB aBd StrK 8trt8' 8 F
A...,n Bird ,.i,,h tnni.h mt , "n American righting craft, Including Charles F. Berg, presiding : K. C El.
New Order.
With Liberty loan subscriptions total
ing $12,000,000, Portland will continue
the campaign until the canvass is com
pleted In every district in the city. Men
in close touch with the work believe
that Portland's subscriptions will
amount to 115.000,000 at the end of the Brogmn-
four weeks' camnalam officially deslg- , Bockvuie
nated by Secretary of the Treasury Mc-Adoo.
The following general order was Is
sued by General Guy Talbot and Lieu
tenant Generals James A. Cranston and
Julius L. Meier:
Only three persons not members of
the conference committee which drafted
tha minimum wage seals for women
workers Friday night attended a meet
ing of the industrial welfare commis
sion to ratify and adopt ths commit
tee's report by which- wages for women
workers In most activities will be in
creased from 20 to JO per cent over th,
present scale.
As a result of the' ratification of the
report, women workers wages will be
raised throughout Oregon, beginning
June ' 11. inasmuch as 60 days must
elapse between the adoption and en
forcement of the measure. Preceding
its report, the conference committee, rep
resenting the public, employers and em
ployes, -made a complete investigation of
the increased cost of living and its ef
fect upon women wage-earners, Ths
order to Increase such wages 20 and SO
per. cent was the . result, and affects
women employed In mercantile establish
ments, manufactories, laundries, per
sonal employments, telephone and tele
graph offices, housekeeping and office
work.
On the conference committee. Judge
E. C. Bronaugh, E. R. Corbett and W,
L.' ' Brewster represented the public ;
Adolphe Wolfe. W. E. Coman and Ralph
Hahn appeared for the employers, and
spokesmen for the employes were Miss
Ellen Nelson, Mrs. Bessie Grady and
Eliaxbeth Love. Mrs. Love, not present
at a committee meeting, algned a state
ment urging that the wage increase be
made greater than the committee meas
ure intended.
Ho??i?,r ?5ys Quests i GOVERNMENT CLOSES
ux roruana rasiori;
BYRON
PR0SEU1N
i Old Store at Eugene ;
Out of Existence
IN FEDERAL COURT
Mors Tan Its Ka Frsss Isdlasa Xsw
t Taseeaver Barracks Are Eater
false y sr. asd Mrs. gtanafield.
More than 100 Indiana soldiers from
Vancouver Barracks, were guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Joshua Stansfleld at the First
Methodist Episcopal church .Wednesday
evening and enjoyed a delightful pro
gram arranged by their hosts. Dr.
Stansfleld was pastor of .the Merldan
street church at Indianapolis for 15
years, and many of his guests were per
sonal acquaintances.
Musical features for the evening-wer
furnished by the Warren sisters' quar
tet. Miss Goldle Peterson and J. L. Kar-
nopp. Readings were given by Miss ! day In the federal court again
J"'? kl"nr nd Miss Pearl Slnfleld. I t Byrorii Seattle man, charged with
Eugene,' Or.. April 11. -The S. H.
Friendly store, for SO years ens of
Eugene's leading general merchandise
establishments, closed Its doors for tha ;
last time Friday night. The stock and . ;
good will has been sold to McMorrao
Sr Wa aV-. hiTVnsi whn nnViit itni nf tti 7
Trial of Seattle Man ladictedj1dln'r city and county. J
. . . r I olnc' ueam oi s. it. jrrienaiy in
With Frank E. Alley Con- I"15- been in charg of
. ' .1 his aon-tn-laiw a rut siwutnr - nSn
cludinCT. I Hayes. The stock will. be moved to 4n
Inva-aws s esasa sa n sssevai vags as SSIVFS sa W
The government concluded Its case to- ro'"?br" ,of fIrTn 'T T"r"
CATlOt I n K...lrtaa. '
eM l llFI TTTsli i
Or. C E. CI ine, commander of the Loyal
Legion of the church, addressed the vis
itors briefly. What is said to have
been "a great night for the Hoosler clalma that were not secured.
boys, closed wnen tney stood to sing ;
"The Star Spangled Banner,
using the malls to defraud mora than a
score of persons who paid money for
CHILDREN
OF STATE
DOING
BIG
WORK
SALE OF W. S. STAMPS
assaaaaaasaBavBaaBSsaasjeaesaBsaaesnsasenS
School Leaders All Through
State Reporting Success to
Superintendent Churchill.
Cousin of President '
Wilson Is Wounded
Jordan Valley
Adrian
Junto ra
hrtsa
Ontario
Yale .
Westfall
I Balance tA Ifalhaur count .
Secretary McAdoo's orders are that Aumsrille
this campaign snau - continue lor tour aurora
weeks, April 8 to May 4. iionaia ....
Portland has decided to maintain Gerrais
enough of Its organization thoroughly to Hubbard . . ,
complete the canvass of all districts to T?,,?'?. '
the end tnai every poicnuai suoscriDer T,r,. ' '
shall be solicited. ,t id
Each -colonel is to furnish two work- A
ers to be on duty each day at Liberty Btem
temple to take care of matters pertain- BUTerton" .'
ine to districts unaer jurisdiction or st Pani . .
colonels. ' Turner . . .
When In position to do so. captains Woodburn .
are Instructed to send to their colonels Beppner . . .
a signed statement to the effect that lune
their district has been thorouehlv can- Izingtoa .
vassed and, to the best of their knowl- Irrigon . . .
edge and belief, no prospect has been Boananaa .
missed. H'--'
Captains are to keep all cards m their f VA
districts that . require foUowing up. MorSouth
These cards should not be returned un- v.n..
less prospect has actually been seen. ; vioro
In some instances nrosoects have been i
out of town when first called upon ; in Bar City . .
some cases men in cnarge oi local oi- OoTerdale .
flees have 'been compelled to communi- Tillamook .
cate with their home offices regarding , Wheeler ...
.Portland s quota or their subscstptlon. Athena
See that these cases have been thorough
ly covered.
Captains are instructed to send In a
typewritten list of all their workers up
to aaie. as numerous workers nave been
added since organization has been
formed.
When district has been completed, re-
turn to headquarters, at Liberty temple, cOT, . . "
receipt books, writing worker's name, Eiain
aexlress and telephone plainly on back j imbler ....
of book. Return celluloid buttons and I La Grande .
all unused supplies, also receipts for ! North Powder
badcres and supplies (siKned by workers TJnioa
and captains), to Liberty temple. Balance ot TJnioa county
Bronze badges to be retained by work
ers. T?ArMlrt mnA , will hs ,H,lvAi1 mt
Northwestern and United States Na- itfHn
vnanka UP Unt" 7 'Cl?k MOndy B.UnT.'oi'Wailo-enV;:
evening;. jDufur
After Monday reports and cash will be !
received by cashier at Liberty temp" : iotiLT
The y total of the state outside of shaniko "
LPortland, according to Friday night's Tba Dalles
oiiiciai statement, was 10,164,000. Very "
material additions have been made to eoroelhST .".'.' ..'.".'
this total today All counties In the Forest Urove 1". ' '. '. '.
state with two ' exceptions have sub- Gaston
scribed their full quotas. , The two Spjll
counties behind In their subscriptions . Sherwood . . '. '. '. '. '. '. I '. '. '. '.
are Josephine and Jackson. State Cochran ...............
campaign managers believe that Jack- "heU
son county will come into the blue to-
day. The "work in Josephine county Amity " " ! I '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '.
was late In getting started and it will i Carlton . . . .
probably be several days before com- ' .I'?n
Plete returns are available. j & J'neX ; '. '. '. '. ; ; ; ;
roiiowing are we latest figures from Nnrberg
Echo
iFreewater, ace Milton
Helix
Hermiatoa
Milton
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Staafleld '
20.000
2.000
60.000
12.000
9.000
19.000
90.000
65.000
9.000
61.000
8.000
19.690
7.600
12.000
11.760
7.600
S 6.000
12.200
61.660
68,000
617.660
66.700
16.600
8.700
40.160
69.800
19.700
12.000
7.150
2.600
7 76.000
24.400
66,000
. 26.600
26.400
28.000
6.000
26.650
64.150
150.000
90.000
92.600
69,000
27.800
17.400
106.000
760.000
88.900
19.500
19.100
88.650
89.600
66
191
160
Salem. Or., April 12. Many reports
are coming to the office of the state su
perintendent of public instruction, J. A.
Churchill, showing the remarkable work
being done by the pupils over the state
in selling Thrift Stamps and War Sav
ings Stampa. . i
Mrs. Frances Clark, the county super
intendent of Harney county, has' sub
mitted her report for the month of
March showing that during this one
month the amount Invested in Liberty
bonds by pupils In her county was
$1450; amount Invested in War Savings
Certificates, 91085 ; amount invested in
Thrift Stampsa $457. The teachers and
pupils of . Harney county have Invested
during the month of March a total of
$4207 in Liberty bonds. War Savings
Certificates and Thrift Stamps.
Rnnsrlntsndsnt T tfT fVinljrir rf XXT 1
. - I . - - j -
loo j Iowa county reports one school with an
88.9 ! enrollment of 21 which invested during
219.8 j the month of Marqb $1078, or an amount
a ot over $51 per capita.
OS'S , r Y-. v ..-. , , .
Mia ATauiiuv, wuuj luinnisnacni
of Union county, reports that every
member of the Eighth grade of tha En
gin school Is a member of the Junior
Rainbow regiment
Mrs. Bonnie Srhlth of the LewlsvUls
school, near Monmouth, reports that her
school has sold an average of I5f.fl per
pupil of Tlfrift Stampa, and that every
pupil is a member ot the Junior Rain
bow regiment.
Superintendent W. W. Austen of
Grant county reports one boy, Emmett
White of Monument, who haa purchased
$1000 worth of Thrift Stamps.
Byron was indicted with Frank E. Al
ley, Portland attorney who disappeared
shortly after his Indictment. I Captain Wood row Wilson Woodbridaa.
Tha lands on which Brron ia said to 1 27 years old. mentioned In General Per-
have guaranteed locations are in the shlng's list of slightly wounded, is a
Roseburg district In pending lieu aelec- cousin of President Wilson and a grada
tion of F. A. Hyde St Co. and Fred A. ot the University of Denver. He
KrjBB wss aa attorney la this city before
Evidence introduced by John J. Beck. jE,o,0rao.vNa:IOnr1 0uJln
man. aasi.tant United state, attorney, gl? rrLto!? il flif
who Is trying the case for the govern- tTC1" 5, vfr a 1 "Z
,T-, v-j Amfimmji k. nt 111 Fort Leavenworth, Kan. A young-
ment. was that Byron had red he ep brother of dpt,,, woodbridg. also
could locals Person- and get for them WM mUKhUr wounded jecently to action
4y sW a vfeeiarasanAa esrf mwwk 9 SaV B ASSi V 9 sa aalaVA lsS"i eS
. .K " . . " . 1 on tne western front.
er kxios ana me nyae company naa
been cancelled and restored -to entry.
'Byron's counsel-declared 'that Byron
was acting in good faith and that he
neTnoUU. to the UnT Th.d that it can bsad. a profitable crop.-
fense has several witnesses who will
testify that their money was so re
funded. .
Byron Is said to have collected several
thousand dollars on $1000 location con
tracts. s Witnesses for the government
testified that he collected from $U0 to I
$500 cash on each contract.
The government of India will encour
age the growing of long staple ; cotton
in areaa where experiments have shown
80S.
101.9
61.8
. 122.4
116.4
857.5
123.
119.8
280.4
140.
108.1
146.T
'98.8
98.8
466.6
660.4
1T6.4
1000.
138.4
178-8
erwceitt
; . : i
$f Company
Soldiers Caught in
Attempt at Holdup
One Woman aid Fear Mti Woaadtd as
Ketalt of Revolver BatUe Wta I
Police.
New York. April 1$. L N. a One
woman and four men were wounded
here early- as the result of a revolver
battle between the policemen and four
soldiers at Hollla, L. L The woman.
Mrs. c. C. Brush of New Tork. may die.
The battle followed a bold holdup In
a cafe at Hollla. Four soldiers entered
tha ulace. drew re vol vara and rellavaH
half a dosen patrons of money and val- j afs;fffjifyfyyyTp
After an exciting chase In m com
mandeered automobile. ' the men were
run down. George B. Qlrard of Hunt
ington, L. I., owner of the comman
deered car, waa wounded by a bullet
from the revolver of one of the soldiers,
as was Mrs. Brush. Ths policemen. Offi
cers Coiton and Burns.' received slight
wounds.
The four soldiers held by the police
described themselves as Roy 8. Smith
son of Alderman, W. Va. ; Sergeant Otis
O. Walker. MUlburn. Ok.; William B.
Harrison. Centerville. Tenn.; and Harry
Cohen of Brooklyn. .
0
Tint and Oak
.U
ToerUea !or leUlag the brush
rmZJ "V. BaT'.aae7 ,VsS" aV ".asr". MJJTVan
Knterpriee
Flora ,
Joseph
battleships.
dridge. aide.
Washington high school
Solo "Battle Hymn of the Republic,"
tha Audubon Bird club tonight at 8
a'aiANi im rna airAfv waii Mam st tha i . .
r.-X-i h,,r Th. iVtUwiiiiLV lms man tnt the long looked for Concert,
Central library.. The lecture will be 11- naval battle must materialise unlesa -t band.
lustratea wim stereopucon pictures ana the last moment the German plans are "America" Lead by Three Hundred
Diru saina. chansred. Kignteentn engineers.
nieraaee I.lklsi Mviterv ifot Solved Address Judge E. V. Littlefield,
The mysterious injury of Clarence
T.IVIna st Vjtnt Twelfth and ninton
streets has as yet not been wived by """wpon . watcliea closely Music Regimental song. Three. Hun-
the police. He received a large bruise for e im word of America's part In dred Eighteenth englneera - :
In his back aa thouah be had been I duvjh ui me nauon is rep- r Aaaress ueuienant Annur a.' Mur-
truck either by a train or auto. The r" : !..?ln ,w" now BP'
! flower of the regular army, certain n.. Banner," lead by chorus Three Hundred
IaUlKAll,7VSlII,Is VI1B11ICU1 9.
TT lkT 0aau...K aM.as.tAAl At mm .mm
r. nn th. mi s A -v" , l inuoivo.1 uuciiur.
1 " m Auu nuiiv uie losses I a,n,iliT mm A AlAmr At-rmmt p w
must na verv arrest. It tm-tUm-mjt v. . I " -
!th ;r"tT- .1"-. 1"Z1 r,. Eugene E. Smith, presiding; L. P.
. VV.,...B "Bo.as will I XTsatsVlfr ft ii Jk
have a wonderfully stiffening: effect I "TJlShJf !t t,h
. . . I VvVllvl V u-f avaaiiaaia mviiu
everywoere, dui especially Here at noma. I imris " anitlenc. ld hv tMrmt
' U is pointed out that our real entry I Presbyterian church quartet. Miss Astrid
mio ine ngnung rtnis a situation so 1 Kosl, Airs. Virginia Hutcmnson, Wallace
far unprecedented since the war beganrIrwm' Jonn Claire Aionteitn.
existing; Not since the battle of the,! Address. Dr. John H. Boyd
April Victor Records
Just Arrived
"Just a Baby's
Prayer at Twi
light,"
Oregon towns:
Town
Baker .
Haines .
Halfway
Huntington
Richland
Balance ot Baker county . . .
Corvallia
Munroe
Marne has the German war machine
possessed the force it now-is showing.
Solo. "Keep the Home Fires Burn
ing," John Claire Montetth and audi-
ry mwh u nowo is mowing.
Lffl Kttm KOaa tO I .Consequently the entente must sacrifloa I T .i....n.n ic w -Antm
Home. SWeet l""1 .iP""gauy as are tne enemy to I Music. "Dixie." led by First KPresby
Home."
maintain the positions beyond which a terian church quartet.
retreat would mean a most serious dls
aster. There Is now positive informs
'Address, Judge John H. Stevenson.
"Star Spangled Banner," audience. led
I bv auartet.
ej VX116 VAsVal 9 UVIIbCUlai 611 UOIWSaVI U1I TJVWrs
Big Central Meeting Follow.
ttr s asj
J" in and th entente tha.t tha, n.rn..n
.' Right tO -. LoVe I fcr to lorca " complete Issue with the
You." .
present battle.
Haas Woald Crash Britlih
The kaiser, Hlndenburg and Von Lu-
Immedlately following the mass meet
ings all the crowds will move into
Sixth street between the LIberJy Tern.
Subscription
.8212.700
. 56.000
. 84.000
. 12.550
. 20.800
. 51.500
166.400
27.500
16.900
45.000
19.200
28.850
19.800
207.750
26.250
15.756
440.000
20,000)
84.000)
14.000)
84,300
26.100
42.500
9.350
10,000
6.600
- Sheridan
Pet WlUamina
68'.6 ' T.'"1 '
207.4 I ortland
125.5 ,
Jatf.,
40.000
9,800
150.000
73.600
68.000
98.800
13.85T)
14,500
13.600
16750
3.000
27.500
9.350
0,000
81.060
6.550
- "Arm. You Prom -ve decreed thit the '-GetTnan f1 ,S,xth,aB Mr3nani thf
, ?Tr f rom peace made bv the .wnrd" .h.n J.1 k, tersection of Oak and Sixth street
mTiekTeT6e" Fox
Trot, ..
August.1 Their plans which incidentally
i have not taken Into consideration the
supreme war council call for the com
street.
There will be a band at ach corner;
the glee chorus of the 118th engineers
will sing at one point after another ;
pletecrushing of the British army, es- the people .will join In comrrflmal slng-
tabllshraent of positions on the coast tof of Patriotic songs and spectacular
from which British territory, and espe- "Pe1" features are being planned,
eiallv London, can he shiii with -r.. At The Auditorium seats ' will be
"Going If p." One- I suns, and a new movement against Paris I reserved for men and women campaign
c. - (when this Is finished. : , workers ; untQ 7:45 pim, after which
"Darling Nellie
Cray." .
And realizing the obiectiven. th n- I thai reserved sections will be opened;
tente Is taking the necessary steps to there will be at least 8000 unreserved
meet them. That la the reason- for the I seats. " The ushering will" be In charge
Haig order of the day. -which will co I ot the rouowmg team of young women
down Into history . with the rineinr I Mrs. James McCarren. general ; Mrs.
wnnls nt th Vrahuli ' mt V.IH. . .v.. I WilMann f CTrinlltn . mnA Um ClrtriA
By - Alma Cluekl Marne. ? The Haig: line will hold long I Coplan. lieutenant generals; Miss Char-
ttff fVf rtim t hwm L"1""!"! -s-u ui so, in we opinion 1 au.ci iiitj iu(ii,,uin
U1W it USE S 'lUfUeT. r m..- Ur..Vi . I T.1 ainftlA m-nA Htdm- CJ...
America is pledged to replace the gaps
in tne unush line. Already this coun
try haa taken; the necessary steps to do
so. The result has been the releasing to
Haig of men and guns that up to the
present have had to be held in reserve In
CFsJoHiisoiiPiAHoCo.
149 Sixth Street
bel, captains; Winifred Bradley. Helen
Ulion. Mamie TJllonV, Anna : Winters,
Ana Cornupt. , Fdna Wilcox. Maude
Wilcox, Violet Foster. Helen. Krohn.
Irene Saunders. Rosa Denham, Gladys
Johnson. Lillian Cage, Grace Allen,
STORE OPEN THIS ETE5I3TO England to meet any possible) emergency. ; Dorothy ; Ostrander, , ; Ruth Cauthorn,
rhUomath
Canby
Eatacada
Milwsukie
Molsll
Oregon City
Sandy ,
WilsonrUle ,
Astoria
Knsppa
seaside
Wanna
Clatskanie
Rainier
Mt Helens
Scappooae
Band on
Empire
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Alannrieid
North Bend . . .
Powers
Prinerllle
Brookings
Gold Beach
Balance of Curry county
Bend
I line
Redmond
Drain
Glendale
ardiner ...........
Myrtle Creek
Oakland 16.060
Roeeburg 182.450
Riddle 7,950
Sutherlin 18.100
Yoncalla 11.660
Arlington 85 000
Condon 102.000
Canyon City C.159
John Day 11.200
Prairie City, 12.250
Balance of Grant county.. 60.650
Burnt-Crane-Dreweey 110,000
Hood River 125.000
Ashland 188. 100
Butte Falls 6,200
Central Pojnt 12.500
Kagle Point 7.500
Gold Hill J.060 '
Jacksonville ....v 19,259
Medford...... 152,100
Talent 10.500
Rogue River 12.200
Uadraa-Redmoad-Metoliiis . 80,000
Grants Pass 62,950
Bona nza-K. la math Falls. . s-
Merrill S62.930 ,
Lakeriew-Paisley 285.000
Coburg . 6 JOO
Cottage Grove..... 64.400
Creaawell ... 12.800
Knene 420.200
Florence 13.500
Junction City 87.950
Springfield 84.000
Newport 21.000
Toledo ................ 66.000
Albany ............... 280000
Brovras Title 26.500
Harrisbarg ............ 42.600
Habey 81,700
Lebanon , 58,800
Bbedda : 11,650
Scie & 45.750
127.
114.6
76-.S
Vnapportioned tor corpora
tions, uultnoman county.
18.150
89.760
176,600
66.800
8.800
44.000
25.100
58.700
49.000
96,550
. 18.000
. 12.600
. 24.000
. 188.000
. 26.000
. 88.730
. 23.350
93.70O
. 12.600
. 180.850
. 18.000
. 18.950
. 11.800
. 18.900
. 81.200
. 11.130
. 18.600
1 81.000
, . 17,000
5.H00
. . 158.000
. 110.000
. 85.000
9.000
. 21.400
11.774.600
59.S00
BREAKFAST
COCOA.
The food drink
without; a fault
44.1
150.1
217.8
111.8
182.6
85
110
18.
163.1
Instates Jaw KWslateefjcf
AiTOWIe6Vdn,XtUafSTawssllt
288.9
72.2
250.
68.6
68.8
218.8
8S6.S
201.2
116.9
125.
100.
173.8
188.S
100
115.8
228.
123.8
143.1
158.
122.8
119.8
90.4
141.3
112.1
78.2
144.8
818.000
Independence District Over
Independence, Or., April IS. The Inde-
188.9 pendence district, with a quota, of $40,-
000, has sold third Liberty bonds to the
140 4 amount oi soo.uuu- inia ouirici con
I24!i'slsted of 19 school districts and the
school bosrds were appointed soliciAng
99 .committees in each. About one -half of
(these have made final reports. Bethel
281.8 'has sold 14500 worth of bonds, Buena
,67g Vista $4300 and West Salem $5050.
lTl'.T ' "
117.1 , Rand PnuiMni Annniinrnl
101.6 1 "
88.3 1 The Foundation company's band, Eu
loo I gene Cloffi. director, will pjay the fol
52"? lowing program tonight at the Liberty
loo Temple, beginning at 7 :30 o'clock :
100 8 March. "Up the Street," overture to
240.9 "Aroldo," "American Patrol," "Oriental"
2J2- march. "Stars and Stripes Forever."
162.4 j
178.6 i
800. ,
125.
100.
103.9
104.
69.8
88.3 I Brownsville. Texas. April It. (L N.
Hi' a" S.) Oeneral B. P. Laff arete, governor
164 l general ad Interim of Tamaulipas, was
lv 4 assassinated Friday at Tamplco. ac
116.7 cording to reports reaching here today.
141. T t He ia reported to have been shot In the
I back in the courtroom by the chief of
- police. General Laffarete is reported to
126. have been anti-American said was a de
160. fender of Matamoras . agasnst Villa
? troops In 1918.
126 8 During the bandit, troubles in this
657 section .he commanded Carranaa troops
104.1 and was later transferred by Carransa
because of charges by Secretary Lan
sing that he waa responsible for ban
ditry.
Made of high grade cocoa
beans, skilfully blended land
manufactured by perfect
mechanical process, without
the use qf chemicals. ; It is
absolutely pure and whole
some, and its flavor is deli
cious, the natural flavor of
the cocoa bean.
The genuine bears this
trade-mark and is made
only by 1 j
Welter Baker CoJlrtcl
DORCHESTER, MASS. 4
lktblisved 17W .
mWM .SSaSkaaekw
. saT .asP J t sTSJga
. OTP,
mfm eWsweyfawwrwsaewitrftWag
ei Is BitHmt-N. 4
How to Brush Teeth
M0 IT Tootk-Drashlag is
doaeverythenshtlelr,
It does set reaaove foe)
tfepesitg fvoss ail the smrtaees -of
the teeth sad Ue sseaia.
rroea tea si ta ajre salaweas are .
' reoslred 9s sawoanpUee say
thiag lika a tkorwass esoaswsg
eUetwets. At least rkUssaei .
tJsihoaH Wseeatsrlsrsacals
sad at aiskt betwre rwtlrtaf.
kUwt decay of Ue saeth takes
Use 6artag the algkt er resV
tag hoars.
TVS tOOtb WlssreMs0tsatO4
ssaris sad stlft. aad itaaeaid
awt be tlrfwa straight aerees
tksteeta. The frsper raetaad ia
ts sraak fraaatssgasM tewardg
the smttiss: edge of the stBi
with a slight atreslar saeioa.
A void the aae af eoaree er grit
tyrseth pewdera.sadsilsaotk
aastas soataiaiag seas, aas ail
ameaUi wsskee parsortiog te
erarear preveat dents I treakW.
AflsBreMkbrasklav.tBaaaoata -saUsrtaeawtrhlska-.
vaans water. Ths toots-brash
aheald be classed sad kept ary
vtis sjoi la aae.
eJ
km. u. a. par.
rimmT7Vmmr7?mml7?mmr7T?mmT7r7Tmmr7rimm77ar
Governor General of
, Tamaulipas Is Shot
204.6
296.1
65.3
161.6
297.6
188.
69.4
156.4
80O.
200.
160.6
201.6
Captain Roosevelt -fa Psfife
pearls, .April IS. Captain Archie
Roosevelt, who was wounded tn action
on the American . front and who was
decorated with the Croix de Guerre
while on an operating; table In a field
- hospital, haa been removed te a hospital
180 4 1 Mwwy- - " 3mj
106! am II B mmj
262.8
223.4
.102.7 -110.S
!
132.8
166.8
. 117.6
108.9
806.
is.
iAUAu
a twOeS ase-arasi ef
HAIR Di
Belaa ta erad lease
rCoaer
gne. wn4 tl.e a Dwr1
SliiHI rmmai 2
FAULTLESS
PfuitsWwfi as Meealnfl Plstarafl
Tour Plsmher Can Bappljr .
The as
M. L. KLINE
j ' and dungu
64.96,87,
w-
'issssfsssaBlVeUsillBsI
Continuing our policy of
the past 12 years, this
Bank is open for the con
venience of its depositors
Saturday evening! from
6 to 8 o'clock, t
Hibernia Savings Bank
A Conservative Custodian" y: v
Fourth and'Wsuhington Streets i
roruaaa
m a
69 Preaj PU I
BsssssssssssssssSK , I 1 lilt
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Reliable Dentistry
Wa gweawiee as sett teg 16
mt tea yea aaat was saea
i aa4 wiaS 81 wot eaet.
pa.so-66.oe
, . .66-4v-96-Oe
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1 save stj
Jtwsvtsa
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VS. B. W. WXWTOH. Prea
Oaea Kvwatege CaCB 16l ,
Boston Painless Dentists
Makui o? Fiwi pgiwTiwe
8TASX AT 8BCOKO
VCASf ITS A 1781
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