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10 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920. DOLE VIS R GH TO BE ON HIGHWAY Itoseburg. 'May 14. Riddle won the suit brought by citizens to re strain the highway commission from locating the Pacific highway from Myrtle creek to Canyonvllle, - via a cutoff leaving I Riddle entirely off the highway, f f Judge Skip-worth handed down a de cision to this effect Wednesday which declares that the highway commission has no right to abandon routes desig nated by the legislature and that, al though it has the power to make local changes to eliminate grades and curves, an 'entire route cannot be abandoned when the road was originally declared part of the Pacific highway. APPEAL in riddle case to BE TAKEN BY STATE BODT Salem. May 14. The state highway commission will appeal from the decree of Judge Skipworth of the Douglas county circuit court, enjoining the-commission from constructing the Canyon vllle cutoff to the Pacific highway in Douglas county, according to J. M. Do ver, assistant attorney general in charge of the legal department of the highway commission. Judge Skipworth. In a decree In the ease of S. H. RockhaU against the state highway commission, declared the come xniuion Is without authority to "lay out. locate and open new roads." and enjoined them from -proceeding with the construction of the Canyonvllle cut off, which involved a saving of ' several miles and several thousand dollars over the old route through the city of Rid dle, Recording to the commission. Irish Lass Says She Won't Swear . George V Is King New Tork. May 14. (I. N. S- Miss Kllsabeth Leahy, a pretty black-haired Irish girl, failed to become a citizen of the United States today because she re fused to admit that King George V is king of Ireland. . . "Io you renounce allegiance to George V, King of Great Britain and Ireland?" Supreme Court Justice .Benedict asked 2ier. . ! I "George V is rot king of Ireland and besides 1 never had allegiance to Great Britain." said Elisabeth- "I'm a citizen of the Republic of Ireland and 1 will re main one." Universal Traffic Laws, to Reduce Accidents, Sought Chicago. May 13. (ij N. S.) Lieuten ant Daniel Sylvester, head of the traffic squad of the San Francisco police de partment and president of the National Traffic Of f tcers' association, and C. DeWitt De Mar, manager of the Na tional Traffic Officers' Safety First ex position, arrived in Chicago : today on their 18,000 mile trip through the United States and Canada In the interest of universal traffic laws traffic laws that would be standardised and adopted by congress as a great safety first meas ure. ! ' Mayor Thompson and Chief Garrity heartily approved of the idea and the chief promised to send Lieutenant John Martin of the Chicago traffic squad to the National Traffic Officers association convention and safety first exposition to be held in Sao Francisco, August 23 to 27. - - i .' - . Civic, business and police Interests will be represented at the convention, where the several traffic laws suggested for the -universal laws will be discussed and molded Into one set that will then be sent jto congress. ! , Sheriff and Janitor Facing Charges of Possessing Liquor ' - i : Walla Walla; Wash.. May 14. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. J. Gillis has filed information in the superior court charging Sheriff David Tates and Elmer Con.nick. Janitor at the county court house, with having intoxicating liquors In their, possession j on February 15. Sheriff Tates has admitted taking a bottle of wine to a sick woman. According to affidavits in the posses sion of Prosecuting Attorney Benson; Connick had two bottles of wine given him. He refuses to say anything, but the twobottles he ! is alleged to have received" are said to be in the hands of the city police. . $2600 in Damages Won by Man They Pronounced Dead by an automobile. laid out on a slab in a morgue all night, and theft, discovered by the undertaker to be extremely alive and kicking, mostly kicking, he was awarded $2600 damages today by a cir cuit; court jury for a broken ; clavicle he sustained in the mishap. Overseas Students ' To Receive Credit Toward Graduation High school students who served. Uncle Sam during the war may receive up to six hours credit during the time of their Mjf.. ie VMninftinitatiAi)ii ma Am hv the ihigfa school principals cooperative com mittee to Superintendent u, a. uroui are adopted by the board. The committee met with Grout this rooming ' and urged - the adoption of a policy that will make up to the student for part of the time he was engaged In the service. Amount of credit allowed toward graduation would vary in - the case of each student, not to exceed six hours. Grout will present the matter to the school directors at the next regular meeting. - Xaroeny of Car Charged J. S. Drake, a railroad brakeman, was arrested in a rooming house near Thir teenth' and Alder streets. Thursday and charged with larceny by bailee. Drake is said to have purchased a $400 auto mobile from - Charles Rubin about three Hammond. Ind.. May 14. (I. N. S. All things considered. Peter Tonke might be termed a '. fairly ' luckly individual. Pronounced dead after being run over CMS The fact that Lipton's is the first choice in tea drinking countries the world over, at tests to the popularity which could only have been won; bjr fresh ness, aroma and flavor. If you; would enjoy tea drinking at its best, ask fof LIPTOirS TEA. Largest Sals in the World I ; J DELICACIES Contained in the ! Crimson Rambler Recipe Cabinet months agb, and to have failed to make payments. Police say he has resold the machine. - Trial will be Friday in the municipal ' court. '-. - . -, ' -? Sheriff for Once . Aroused; Robbers Get His Own $300 . Caldwell, Idaho,. May 14. There is one case at least on which Sheriff George Froman la bending all his energies- to SOlve. " ' ' i' ' On Tuesday morning ' the sheriff was called out of bed early by a mysterious message. He . hastily .dressed, . left his apartment and went down . town. Upon his arrival home . some two hours later he discovered about $300 in valuables had been removed from his .rooms. Alleged Armistice Day Murderer Is . Released on Bond Centralia, Wash.. May 13. Elmer Smith, former I. W. W. attorney here, who . was acquitted of . the murder of Warren D. Grimm at Montesano and immediately rearrested for participating tn the murder of Arthur McKlfresh. an other victim of the : Armistice day mas sacre, wes. released under $5000 bonds at 4 o'clock' this afternoon. His bondsmen are William Guderyan and Mrs. William kGuderyan. farmers living: north of Che- r i - . . T awis, ana A. x . ingmpeuu uiu nn. u. D. Thompson. Hannaford valley farm ers. Bonds for Mike Sheehan. held on the same " charge.' have been presented but have not been approved. Spa Conference Is Put Off to June 20 Paris! May 14. (U. P.) A news agency dispatch ,' from' Brussels today said it had been confirmed there that the Spa conference between allied and German representatives had been post poned from May 25 until after the Ger man elections, probably, June 20. Belgium will build a tunnel for street cars, vehicles and pedestrians under the River Scheldt. , Johnson to Attend Chicago Convention San Francisco. May 14. I. N, S.) Senator Hiram Johnson will be able to conduct him own fight for the Repub lican presidential nomination from the floor of the Chicago convention the Cal ifornia delegation having decided to name Johnson an alternate delegate. Astoria'. Supplies Jjow Astoria. May 14. A 13 days' supply rairf Spend Less Dress Better Wear Mosros Clothes waut to fed dbst yoare (jetting the tofvootch in style. Not Jost etylc" bat New Ytri style, as correctly poar ' ttayed oa Rivetside Drive, Rfth Avenue and ia Central Park the greet promrnarlea of New York. And the one, sore lire way to get it Is to boy a For in New York men bay ses vxrt i tsssy other Htd x - '',!...-.: V ' sell here zt has priCC '3b ; TT7?QNycbryoa I : v AS Sfmpm, Monroe Clod: iuh siff .ruin n i f ttt r .9 r -a,.- 1 Sold Exclusively by llMllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIII!!lllllll!a!IIH Caramel Cake Muffins Nut Loaf Hot Cakes Ginger Bread Doughnuts Canned 'Peaches Snowdrift Marshmallow Fudge . 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' i the problems of business men pf the Northwest Ladd & Tilton Bank Oldest in the Northwest W ashingion and Third of oil is all that the Standard Oil com pany has on hand at present, with no prospect: of securing more. The tanker Oleum is due in the river May 30, but It is not known whether the local branch, will benefit. A gasoline famine is Imminent. Memory Lost Four Weeks Is Regained Pjttsfleld. Mass... May 14. (I. N. '&) At victim of overwork, with his mind-a blank for four weeks, Robert 'k.- Sim-', mohs, 60 years old. of Boston, walked from Hudson. N. Y., to Pittsfield. 30 miles, and announced himself to the police, having regained his -memory. Relatives sent carfare for his ' return home. Simmons was employed at the Massachusetts General' hospital. He recalled little about his wanderings, ex cept he had been In Albany and Hud son. N. T., and seemed ta be going back and forth between those cities. -. ? Promise to Wed, Made in Oregon, : Costs Man $5000 ; Walla "WallaT Wash.. May li. - Mra Alice Walker was awarded S5000 dam ages in her suit against Frank A. Wal lace for breach.- of . promise - and for money due for the purchase of personal property. She alleged that about Octo ber, 1918, jln Umatilla county, Oregon. Wallace promised' o marry her and that fromi then on , until the spring of 1919 -he repeated ' his promisea to .marry her , but ' - failed to . do so. and that - Wallace . was worth, more than 175.000 and had promised to pro vide a home for her and to -care for and educate her two children. . ; ." " L -11 A patent has been granted for a trap Into which- rats are supposed to wander ana eat poisoned oaju i 8X3cK gbodreedy exxted trings to ett Straw Hat Day ;Is Here and We're Glad of It MEN will be'surprised at the beautiful selection of, straws which we are ' offering at extremely t reasonable .prices and this in spite of the decided increase in the market since last summer. Whatever type of hat you prefer for the summer, you will find it here, measuring up as usual to the HAMMOND standard of quality. S an . 01 " - .1 ....... . hHHHIiTC n all styles and dimen aJLILJLaiUO sions plain or saw edge. from ve smart. South American ff" in ttyh ft l5 the conservatt rSHlEIttAS to the ultra smt And, of course, a very desirable selection of Milans, Balilukes and ' Split Straws in pleasing variety. : , Glance tn our show windows. f WINTHROP HAMMOND CO. Successors to Buffum & Pendleton Established 1884 Correct A pparel for Men 127 Sixth Street " i $e& uiOT (t vhen "delicious and re freshing' mean the most. The Coca-Cola Compant ATLANTA. OA. - Conner & Co., Portland, Orev I
