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THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND .TUESDAY, DECEMBER - 2, 1919.
COLDFtED VITNESS
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WITH COLD FACTS
Reference to "Vampire Wtfman"
:c: and, "Fast and Rough" Side
lights Brings Smiles to Hearers
, .Defense In the abatement pro
ceeding; against the Golden West
v hotel, which are being conducted in
Circuit Judge Morrow's court, rested
' at noon .today with the conclusion of
tha testimony of W, D. Allen, pro-
i prletor of the- hotel.
Allen dented that there wan any truth
, In any of the charge made Monday by
; Murphy. . Beaseley. colored star witness
(or the state, that he had permitted any
immoral conduct In the operation of the
hotel.' He said that in the 13 years
which ho had conducted the hostelry
there, had never .been an arrest In the
. place on Immoral charges. He said
there might he occasional gambling In
' the club room under the hotet. but that
It Wu without his knowledge or sanc--
tion, f -
MANT WITSESSES CALLED
Allen's statements were affirmed by a
large number of witnesses, both colored
r and white. Among those who said that
the .Golden West hotel enjoyed a good
reputation In the community and that its
proprietor was a peaceful and law-abld-
lng citizen, were H. J. Frank. J. P. Fin
ley, Dan Marx. A. K. Flowers. Kev. A.
.' (V Anderson, Mrs, C. D. Lewis, presi
dent or the local council of Federated
" Cotored Women's clubs, and others.
Testimony of Beaseley, the only wit
ness for the prosecution, who adduced
'; iy direct evidence that-immorallty ex
. isted at the hotel, was somewhat shat
tered tile morning by the testimony of
Ulllan Lewis and her mother Mrs eH.
.,: 'Lewis, housekeeper at the hotel, rney
repudiated positively his statements af
fecting themselves which were testified
by him Monday.
' J Beaseley furnished considerable
amusement for the spectators at the
trial as he narrated hla experiences at
the hostelry in question during his four
; yearsWestdence there.
Seemingly reluctant at first to disclose
his advent urea, Beaseley warmed to the
subject ' under direct examination and
f grew 'exceedingly voluble and reminis
cent. "
- TALES ABE BELATED
On cross-examination, directed by John
H. Stevenson and Robert Maguire, some
: of the" colored roan's earlier statements
suffered flat contradiction. When this
5 fact wa brought to his attention and he
was asked If he Knew what perjury was,
Beaseley In turn asked the cross-examiners,
with reproachful scorn If it wasn't
possible that they had ever made mis
takes. Wherever later statements con
f licted with former testimony Beaseley
Imperturbably pleaded a mistake and
' asked leave, to correct pne or the, other
so' as to have thenf conform.
Wild tales of night life Interspersed
) With mention of "Emma, the vampire of
the dolden West hotel," and the names
- of "Other damsels whom he described as
, being "fast and rough," were . humor-
ousiy narrated by Beaseley, whose mem
ory seemed prodigious, although some-
what vague as to dates or other identi
fying circumstancea
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PARTY STRIFE MAKES
. CRISIS MORE SERIOUS
(Continued From Page One)
.place to stop a rising tide of socialism.
There are those who go so far as to be
lieve ' that America ought to use the
opportunity presented bv the Jenkins
case to j have war With Mexico in order
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wartime 'restrictions on prices and sup
plies. There is no reason to believe the
president himself has changed his mind
about intervening In Mexico but con
gress Is represented as restless and
anxious to do something. So is the war
department, but what about the lead
ers of the Republican party who feel
that in . the present session of congress
they must make good the pledges they
made in the 1918 campaign. Can they
reduce taxes? There is grave doubt
whether they can do so even' though
America doesn't have new war.
There Is certainly that war- with
Mexico will not reduce taxes. This, to
be sure, is altogether apart from the
fine merits of the controversy with
Mexico, for while a good many men in
congress think the situation below the
Itlo Grande should be cleaned up . they
would prefer to wait until after the
1920 elections, by which time perhaps
there may not be so many calls for fed
! eral troops to put down Industrial dis
, turbances inside the United States and
to afford protection, to the many gov
ernors of states who are calling for
I troops for various purposes. They rea-
j son that inasmuch' as America has j
! waited seven yearg she can wait still
i more to tackle the Mexican problem.
PRESIDENT MAT PASS BUCK i
It would not be surprising, however,
f- to find the president passing the buck to i
j the Republican congress on the Mexican !
' situation, especially In view of the jeal- '
I ousy exhibited by the senate in the re-:
cent league of nations controversy con
cerning the right of congress to conduct
America's wars. Nor Is it certain that
congress Is going to adopt a resolution .
declaring the war with Germany at an!
end. Some of the opponents of the peace j
treaty are flaunting that threat. But it i
is an empty threat at best, for the truth !
is the house was kept in. session just be-
fore the senate voted on the peace treaty
recently, and the proposal to adopt a res
olution declaring the war at an end was
alscussed In a friendlv cnnferenM he.
rtween the Republican and Democratic
leaders. On the house side it Is reliably
reported that at the end of the confer
ence Republican leaders Gillette and
Mendell saw so - many complications
ahead that they begged their senate col
leagues not to put up such a proposition
to the public, and they didn't.
PEACE PACT NECESSARY
And another interesting fact is that
more than, one third of the house mem
bers will vote against such a. resolution,
thus -clearly demonstrating the impossi
bility of overriding the president's veto.
for it is a foregone conclusion that Mr. !
Wilson will not accept a resolution by !
KRAZY KAT
(Copyright. 1918, by Interna
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By Herriman
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She Charges Cruelty in Case
Heard in San Francisco; Hus
band Is Here.
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congress as ending the war because of
his conviction that while a Joint resolu
tion might proclaim legal peace inside
the United States, It would not make
imertca at peace with Germany. Only
an international agreement can bring
legal peace externally, according to the
advice upon which the president is re
lying. .
i The government is drifting into a po
: Utlcal campaign. Differences Inside the
"cabinet have failed thus far to get the
; coal which 'the country needs. Labor
feels that It W0S tricked in the coal ne
gottattons. Confidence In the conserva
tsm of labor leaders is being weakened.
Unauthorised strikes are increasing In
, number, and the department of labor,
which has acted as mediator in many
" disputes is out on the end of a limb
more or less repudiated " by the recent
coal controversy, An Ind us trial com
- mission of prominent 'men like Herbert
?; Hoover. Julius Rosen wald, George VV.
Wlckersham, Oscar Strauss and others
i are meeting here this week to complete
the work begun by the Industrial con
t ference which broke up a month ago. hut
tt win be weeks before a report Is ready,
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prehensive of Bolshevism. Federal troops'
are being called into service in this coun
try to put down industrial disturbances,
and congress is preparing calmly for
the presidential campaign of 1920. That's
Washington today and how it is going
to look for several months, more unless
the country rises up and commands the
two big political parties to -forget their
pride or opinion, pass the peace treaty
-and settle a few of the menacing prob
lem that congress would Uka te slae-
4 Walter Nayer, 20. living at 46 Hua
seir street.; was eaught between - two
i itiUes of lumber at - the . West $ Oretron
Meantime Europe Is calling to Am erica Lumber comoany Tuesday mornina. His
- to help hen Central Europe needs food. S rieht leer was badlv cmshefL Ha wa
f Constituted governments abroad are ai taken to CkKri Sanw
Eecord Erroneously"
Charged to Brune
San Francisco, Dec. 2. (I. N. S)
Marie Roberts Kamm, wealthy
society girl, today has ,a diyorce
from Philip S. Kamm, clubman and
social fight, on the grounds of cruel
ty. Philip Kamrr is at present in
Portland. He did not appear. Sum
mons was by publication.
Kamm, who was a lieutenant during
the war, is of an old Portland family.
Mrs. Kamm testified to both physical
and mental cruelty. A strange feature
of. the case was the fact that Kamm's
twin hrother and his sister-in-law, who
is a jster of the plaintiff as well, testi
fied supporting the contentions of Mrs.
Kamm.
The Kamms lived in apartments here
at the fashionable Fairmont hotel. On
one occasion, she swore, she returned
from church to find Kamm entertaining
some friends while clad only in pajamas.
She asked him to dress and he swore at
her, saying, "you are too pure to be my
wife." 1
She alleged that Kamm swore at her
in -public and struck her. In' private.
that he would not : work and that his
fayorite 'taunt was :
"You are too pure to be my wife."
The Kamms were married in River
side, Cal., in 1914. She is the daughter
of E. D. Roberts, banker and former
state treasurer.
Largest Family -In,
State Boasts
Of 16 Children
The largest family in Oregon Is
that of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Krug
of Hillsboro, according to replies
received by the Title & Trust com
pany In a War Savings Stamp con
test which ended Monday. Sixteen
children were horn to the Krugs
and all are living.
Officials of the company offered
one $5 War Savings Stamp to each
child in the largest family in the
state, the offer being made by Rob
ert K. Smith, president, who is also
director of war organization of the
twelfth federal reserve district.
Rules of the contest require that
all children counted in the winning
family must be living at the time
the award is made.
Strict investigation of the claims
of all contestants will be made, by
officers of the company before the
prize is awarded. Cti&irfmaa day
has been set as the date on which
the Savings Stamps will be deliv
ered. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schuck of Dur
kee are close seconds In the. contest
with 15 living children. 10 girls and
five boys, ranging from 4 to 27
years. Three of these children are
married and one of the boys served
In the army during the war.
Wife Has Stronger Wallop
New York, Dec.s L U. P.)"I used
to come home sousecr at sunup, not
minding wife's beatings. Her kick wasn't
as strong as the liquor," complained
Thomas Minor. "But now I find, her
wallops more powerful than effects of
lemon extract and bay rum."
JustTry PDt To-night -
Note bow thorenghly it retrace and Increases
the bile sad seta the slugritk liver and tardy
bowels In actios- Just smooth, comfortable
elMf lor smb. women, boys mad girls, All
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IjS j-lVKB SJ " 1 STOMACH
"WE COULp.VT AGREE,"
HUSBAND'S EXPLANATION
Philip i Kamm, who is living at the
University club, when informed of the
granting of the divorce, discussed the
case freely and said that his wife"
claimed divorce on the grounds of men
tal cruelty, although . it had not come
to his knowledge that she had men
tioned any specific instance.
"We could not agree," said Kamm,
"but finally reached a sort of agreement
to separate. I was expecting news of
the proceedings, hut had. received none
before noon today." .
Kamm says that he was unable to
answer the summons because of busi
ness which called him to Portland.
Kamm Is a son of Mrs. Charles T.
Kamm and grandson of the late Jacob
Kamm, muJti - millionaire steamboat
man.
from the army, the dispatches- said.
The Spanish cabinet reported to have
resigned was headed by Sanchez Toca.
No Need to Be Thin,
Scrawny or Sallow
T
; In its report of the traffic ' fatality
wherein 7-year-old Viola Houck Cum
mings was run down and killed Novem
ber 17 by an automobile driven by Joe
Mieike, : The Journal, - in . s reviewing
Xielke's recent police record, errone
ously attributed this " record to K. D.
Brune, who Is on parole -mttf r convic
tion on a charge of involuntary man
slaughter for having 'rurf down and
fatally Injured Miss Geraldine Alderson
-Ub jv automobile In February, 1915. la
this ': case- however, ian U injasttee j has
been . done Brune and correction- is
Spanish Cabinet
, Steps' Downy Says ,
iMadrid Dispatch
Paris, Dec. 2. fU. P.) Dispatches
from - Madrid today said the Spanish
cabinet his resigned, .
.The military juntas ahtah recently
have been "under Tire were threatening to
ask - dismissal of all infantry officers
should the government approve the war
and navy council's decision on the dis
missal of students In the war school
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