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fHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, . PORT LAND, WEDNESDAY.-OCTOBER 8. 1919. '
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KING AT THROTTLE
EN ROUTE WEST
Ambassador Whitlock Shares To
ledo's Greetings .With Albert
of Belgium King Happy.
v" By Angnatln Lardy
' On .Board Kins Albert' Special
. ' Train, Oct. (L S.) King Al
bert took the throttle of hU train's
'engine 45 minutes, outside of Toledo
Tuesday. With the engineer at his
side he-drove the; train for nearly
halt an, hour througbv tbi cornfields
of Ohio. The king did not wear
overalls Itat he 'put on gloves.
It was a disappointment to the
crown prince, that he . was not al
lowed to accompany the king into
. 'the cab of the engine,
Ja the engineroom beside King Al
'' beVt and Engineer Joe liux was J. M.
Nye; special agent. The king enjoyed
himself hugely, driving the engine. He
chatted haDDilv with the engineer and
was cheered by the train crew as he,
returned to his private car.
Brand Whitlock. American ambassa-
' dor to Belgium, shared Toledo greet
jinn with Klnr Albert when the king's
. " nartv reached Toledo at 10 o'clock. It
'' was Mr. Whitlock' home town and To
ledo did not let him forget it. To show
honor to the American ambassador, the
'iking sat alongside him in the same auto
mobile that led the procession through
the eity to the art museum.
' The king listened to the speech by
Mayor Cornell Schretber and replied
briefly. Then Mr. Whitlock addressed
- the thousands banked In front of the
steps of the museum. He spoke of the
love of the Belgians for America, and
told how happy the king was to be tour,
in the United States. .
v ' " Two thousand' doughboys, many of
whom had seen service in Belgium,
formed a guard of honor for the king's
party. ,
Apple Picking in
Medford District
By Pupils Starts
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Medford, Oct. I. The week's apple
sicking .campaign, with the aid of 174
. -of the more than 300 high school stiK
dents " of Medford,- to save the valley
i fruit crop of more than 800,000 boxes,
- began Tuesday. The orchardlBt
put in requests for ISO pickers at head
Quarters here. The students, boys and
girls in overalls and coveralls, were on
hand- early at the various meeting places
in -the business district, whence they
1 were conveyed to the orchards to which
they had been assigned by the head'
quarters committee.
. r Federal Court In Session
Medford, Oct. 8. The special fall term
of United States court for Southern Ore
gon opened here Tuesday with Judge C.
j E. Wolverton of Portland on the bench
and United States District Attorney
Haney and assistant, B. H. Ooldsteln, and
United States Marshal . Alexander and
his deputies attending. Many- Indians
from the Klamath agency and people
from Klamath county are here. , Six
Splendid ; Exhibit
Of Home products
: For Wasco Co. Fair
The Dalles, Oct tThe Oregon man
ufacturers division of the Wasco County
fair will show a splendid array of arti
cle produced In this section of the state.
The local flour mills and canning con
cerns will have special exhibits and the
harness and saddle work demonstration
bids fair to' excel anything hitherto at
tain nted here. v a--:-"
An industrial parade, consisting oi
more than J00 decorated floa -will be
feature of . Tuesday of next - reek.
Every industry in the county will be
represented. Chinatov a will blaze forth
in all Its Oriental s.lendor. with a large
dragon suported by the Celestials of the
city. . v .!".. .;
One of che fer.ir.res of the pageant
wilt be the showing of the local fire
fighters of old and new methods.
BRINGING UP FATHER
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By George McManus
Mrs. ... Crandall on Tour
The Dalles. Oct 8. Mrs. Lulu D. Cran
dall, state president of the Degree of
Honor, is touring eastern Oregon, lectur
ing to her sister lodge- members. ' She
wilt attend the Oregon conclave of the
Degree or Honor in Pendleton.
Masons to Entertain
The Dalles. Oct i.Jrand Hirh Priest
James LL Richmond, of the Royal Arch
Masons of Oregon, will be entertained
by - the local , chapter today. The
event win be an informal get together
meeting. '
Wild Fowl Have. No
Dread of Bombs
Baltimore, Md. Strange as it may
seem wildfowl have found a sanctuary
at the United States -ordnance testlne
station at Aberdeen, Md., where practic
ally every day cannon, motors, aerial
torpedoes and bombs are fired. Seem
ingly they are unafraid.
Colonel William A. Phillips, command
ing- officer at Aberdeen, writes his
observations on wildfowl and shellshock
to the Maryland conservation commis
sion as follows r
"All "the restricted area of land and
waters of the Aberdeen proving ground
has been formed into a refuge for game.
From alt that I can ascertain there have
been large numbers of ducks geese and
swan in the waters adjacent to the prov
ing grounds.
"As they were not permitted to be
disturbed by hunters I believe they did
not fly as much as usual, and conse
quently .the opportunity for hunters to
shoot them off the reservation has not
been so good as usual.
"This game does not appear to be dis
turbed by heavy artillery firing, so I
amagine they take it more or less as a
thunder and lightning proposition and
very quickly find out that it is of hut
little consequence to them.
"I believe that in a few years this
reservation will cause a decided increase
in the amount of game available, as it
win prevent the rapid and almost con
tinuous extermination of the game which
has been taking place."
Arm Paralyzed 52
Years Is Restored
London (By Mall) In Blalna (Mon.)
the happiest man Is John ; Hughes.
cases, are to be tried. The other case
is that Of a shooting affair between
two Indian boys, neither of whom was
Mrs. Vanderbilt Is
Divorced; Granted
Custody of Child
Newport. R. L. Oct, 8. (U. P.) Mrs.
Cathleen Vanderbilt was granted a di
vorce from .Reginald C. Vanderbilt on
the grounds of desertion, when her suit
against her husband was heard in the
superior court today. Mrs. Vanderbilt
was granted trfw custody of her daugh
ter, Cathleen, who is IS.
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What's a Day Between Trains ?
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cases, five 6t .them Indlm booUegglng collier, who by an 'operation has recov
ered - iree use or an. arm, nana ana
fingers which were paralysed 52 years.
The restoration of an apparently use
less limb was indirectly due to an acci-
" ' dent five months aeo in the mine in
which Hughes was employed, resulting
in the amputation of the other arm.
Hughes recently visited Cardiff In or
der to purchase an artificial limb to
replace it, and while there Major Owen
Smith of the Prince Of Wales hospital
carefully examined his paralyzed arm,
and In a nursing home Hughes under
went an operation. The twisted sinews
were straightened and life is gradually
coming back to the limb.
HOI AND DEARIE
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Men Were Ever Deceivers
Patrick Frissell was killed and Lieu
tenant O. E. Ballard fatally injured
when an airplane in which they were
flying crashed to the earth at Mlddleton,
Ohio.
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