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PORTLAND, OREGON, TUES DAY EVENING, MARCH 21 1922. TWENTY PAGE&-
PRICE TWO .CENTS
MTwimi nrwe
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I V TOTED tenor and his wife, long known as one of the world s most beautiful women, photographed by
1 1 -The, Journal-staff photographer in their apartment, at the , Multnomah hotel thia morning. Muratore
tlnce his operation. Other members of die Outage Grand Opera ; company are ; due ia j Portland . tomorrow.
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SCIOL BOARD
$3,000,000
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Request for First Million for New
Buildings to Be Put Up to Vot
ers at Election in June; Need
for; Funds Is .Explained.
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The school board will ask. the electo
rat at - the regular election June 17 to
authorise the sale of 13,000,000 of serial
bonds : for . the . construction ; of school
buildings. v
-. At each, of the regular elections ' of
1922, 1921 and 1924 it will ask the au
thorisation of a tax levy of $1,000,000
for the support, operation and maloten.
ance of the schools.
The board will further bring the at
tention of the public to the (.5 mill tax
limitation law, under which a decrease
in valuations means -a decrease In in
come, In the face of an increase In at
tendance, and urge its repeal by the leg
islature on the ground that it seriously
cripples the progress and efficiency of
Portland schools. . .
TO ABOLISH "ITJXCKIES"
The board will abolish many ' of the
"luxuries" now being taught in r the
schools, at the close of the present
school year, giving legal notice to the
teachers of. these subjects. by April that
their positions have been abolished.
The board was unanimous Wednesday
night in adopting the report of the edu
cation committee with certain modifica
tions. No question was raised by other
members as to the proposed bond issue
and tax levy, and in the consideration
of suggested economies leeway was given
for such modifications as. might later
be deemed advisable.
MOBE CUTS TBOPOSEB -
.- In addition to the elimination of the
jmrlnuniner tmols. Orchestra, and band
work, adult education and " short com-
OIEH
n PENS
FIERY NOTE
In
TILLAGE TAX
ON CRITICS
Upheld,
Oregon
Hangman 1 M m
Islt lllltasW ' VUlslMl
Club - Members Wrangle Over I Secretary, in v Letter; to Lodge,
Question of Adopting Minority
Report- Favoring Present Levy
for Higher Education in Oregon
The abolition of the 1.2 millage tax for
higher education voted by the people in
192Q was the center of a long and stormy
debate today by the state convention of
Oregon Tax Reduction clubs.
The committee on tax reduction divid
ed 11 to 7 on the subject and returned
a majority and a minority report to the
convention ' and the debate ' was upon
the substitution of the minority for the
majority report.
The majority report read : "We recom
mend the repeal of the 1.2 millage tax
adopted by the people May 21, 1920, for
the Oregon Agricultural : college, . .the
University of Oregon and the Oregon
State Normal school." It was signed
by- the following : H. B. Warren, Linn
county,; Seymour Jones, Marion; F: S.
Myers, Multnomab; A. A. Inlah, Tilla-
Salem. Marth 21. Tbe validity of
Oregon's capital punishment act to up
held by the supreme court In an opinion
handed down this morning, affirming
the decree Jndga Oeorg O. Bingham
of the Marion county circuit court de
nying a. petition fof writ of habeas
MirTMia fn t h rwla f Hilt Tl K lrhv. I
Denies Any Secret ; Agreement J alias . James .-Owen. ; from tbe Oregon Bandit When Utter Huris Rock
... r J- ... I TtfmitAtttlflrv shri . Ytm im hlrf nndr I - : ' ' . ...
sentence of death ' for participation ' in
oe oparea runner Aspersions. i umatui county. - . -
. ine status, ai jonn u tuutw, unaer
sentence of death for participation In 1
Guard Fires'on Ciaremont Tavern
at Him; Convict Said to. Have
Threatened to 'Get Somebbdy.1
Washington. March 21. Secretary I the plot which resulted In Taylor's mur
Hughes today struck - back sharply at I der, is also affected by the court opinion
senate - critics of the American arms I "rendered this morning, as also Is the
Salem. Or., March 21. James Ogle, on
' of tbe Claremobt tavern murder trio,1 was
conference, negotiators of i the four-,
power treaty. -: . f - ..
In a letter to Senator Lodge he de
nied that any secret agreement exists
between the United States .and Great
Britain, as charged yesterday by Sen
ator Borah. Hughes, in - stinging lan
guage, also expressed the hope that
"tbe American delegates win be saved
further aspersions on their veracity and
honon" ' - -" - ' ' '
WHATXIUBED LETTER
Tha Hughes letter, which Lodge read
into the, records as . soon as the senate
reconvened, - was the result of a state
ment attributed by Borah, . Republican
status of Dr. R. M. Brumfield of Rose-1 and Instantly klUed by John Davi
son, a guard at the stats prison here, '
shortly before - o'clock Una morning.'
Ogle, according' to Davison, had thrown '
a rock about tha site of a baseball at
him. Just missing his head. . and was
burg. George Howard' of Malheur eoun-1
ty. Aba Evans of Wasco county. Husted
Walter ahd Dan Casey of Portland. aUl
confined In murderers row at tbe state
penitentiary under sentence otdealh.
AfPEAL . IS EXPECTED . '."-. ,
. Pending tha outcome of the- attack 1 making, a snova as If abutto throw
against the validity or the -capital -pus-ishmenC
act reprieves-' wer granted by
Gevernor Olcott to all of the condemned
men- then in the prison until July T. . It
is expected that the case will be carried
to. the United States- supreme court.
statements . to" this fleet having . been
made by attorneys for Kirby. -
The ) validity of . tha Oregon eaaltal
mook; E. A. Wills. Union; R. V. Stock-1 of Idaho, to Paul D. Cravath, prominent I pnnUhment act was attacked by at-
ton, Yamhill ; W. H. Strayer, Baker ; A.
Benedict. Benton ; ' R. . Cherrick, Clack
amas; C. W. Bar, Clatsop; A. H. Tar-
bell. Columbia. ,
FATOES MILUIGE , '
The minority report was as follows
"We dissent from . item one because
we believe such a repeal would nMii
the virtual destruction of all three insti
tutions and the wrecking of the upper
layer of the public school system of the
state. ' All states of the union now . sup
port the public school system from the
primary grade to the completion of work
in a university, agricultural college or
normal school, and. we consider it not
only a. -backward step but a move-that
will cause , many more times loss to the
state than the slight saving Involved,
Signing the minority report, were jX H.
Bailey, Douglas; A. D. Leedy. Grant;
L B. Gibson, Hood River; Ed Hampton,
Umatilla; Chester Bridges. Washington;
George A. Mansfield, Jackson ; F. L.
Chambers, Lane. . . ' - y' '. ,
Other resolutions reported by the com
mittee without division wer
"W oppose baying' more than 15000
to any official of tha 'state government
of Oregon.-, . V . . .' ;
Portland has especial mterest in . onelpense of men Who expect to become la w-
OMra company; M Ibs Margery Maxwell, I Ws "onnose furthernd tesues 7sd
who will rtitt : on xhe regular troop believe bonds aJedy,uthoried should
traie TWednesd VvSh.r: lx.
gHV:-?a Mfwefrvmrbe HSoiMfl-sdat aiTrVe opposa xhe avprbprtaUng of slat
public reception m the lobby of the Malttmoney for armories and w opnone ap-
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Margery Maxwell, f
Portland GMrWitli
ra:
New York lawyer and one of -counsel
for J. P. Morgan and company, that the
United States and Great Britain had
made a secret pact In order . to keep
a whip hand over Japan with an Anglo
American fleet ra the Pacific and the
Far Bast. - - - ' : . '. '. . '
Ledge also read a long telegram from
Cravath in which Jthe' New. Yorker de
clared that , the charge was unfounded
and that he had been misquoted' by, the
Idaho' senator. " '
, The Hughes letter .was asfpllows : ".
" X notice that the latest , charge in
the course of the 'debate over the tour
power treaty - la that there Is a secret
agreement' .or understanding' between
this government and Great Britain with
respect to ' Pacific matters. ' Any '. such
statement teabeolutely false."-; We have
tormeys for Kirby n the rend that
ttrwaa a violatro of the btU of rights.
from which. It wan contended; no- priv
ilege . heretofore granted -could be ' sub
tracted. - - - -- n ' -"
DEATH PES ALTT A5CIEST
-Most of the stale constitutions have
been .amended in some respect," de
clares the opinion, which is written by
Justice McCourCXsually these amend
menta have enlarged tha. powers l-
ready. vested :m the state ' go vernraent.
In every such Instance there tesulted a
surrender of .powers or rights reserved
either in the bill .of right or . elsewhere
In the constitution. The number of such
amendments Is large and the ibsenon of
challenge to Their validity la a persua
sive argument tn support of the power
to enact- them.
again when be fired ax him. .striking
him la the left breast.' kUllng htm la- -
stantly. ; .'-' '
Davison, who has been a guard at tha
Oregon penitentiary for about two
yearst shot and -Ilk ted "Tiger" Johnson,
a convict -tn tb Walla Walla penitent)- .
ary shveral years ago,whne' employed
as a guard, at that institution. . -.
OGLE HAD JTREEATEXED -i-w. J
Ogle, who had .been .confined in the
"bullpenT at' the prieon here ever ainoe .
he attempted to , make' n escape . by .
snesJclng Into the -line of work era being
taken outside the prison walls oeoot
year age. to said to have threatened to
get aomebody" and to make hle-eecape
front tbe .prison unless he was liberated
from the -buripea" by March 1. Devi
son. who was on guard on the wall sur
rounding 'the' pen, had been warned of
Ogle's threat nod cautioned . to . keep a
careful watch of his Tnovamenta.: When '
he' hurled the 'rock this morning; Dsv.
son stated, he figured that the time for ,
tbe , threatened break had arrived, and
when Ogle made tha move as If to throw '
again he fired. Ogle at the tune of the
(CedaiM FkS TVb Catwmm OmI
no secret understanding or agreements I -,"CrtSne .has. been' vantehed by I death
with Great BriUln in relation -to tha
four power treaty or any-other-matter.
. -"In my- letter to Senator' Underwood '
on- March 11. In- relation 5 to : tbe four
power - treaty, I - said :
"There' are .ho secret- notesor under-
In all scree, and by nearly all. if not all
Fss Tee, . CotaaM'
I
standings.'
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- "Permit me to express the hope that
(CosehKted Fme Sizt. CohuMTve) '
tConehuM on
Two. Ootmaa -TbteM
SpringGhinooks in
Jliver: Muddy Water
WiUDelay Angling
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- That achonl district No. 1 has ho. legal
."right to- the 25,0OO claim which - it is
demanding ofthe federal board of voca
tional education for failure to eonsum
mate rlts , alleged contract to - use .Ben-
son Polytechnic- school -for , the rahablli
Muratore
And Wife:
ity
Parinh V
GAG RULE TO PUSH
HOUSE BONUS BILL
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Washintrton; March JL The soldiers'
bonus bill will bet shoved through the
house' .Thursday under "suspension of
ruletf with four hours debate, under an
nomah hotel Thursday t 12 :30.-'X "--
Miss .Maxwell, who "Bgs :a'leadmy
part In both Romeo1 and Juliet and
Thais," made her- first public appear
ance in an operetta, given in. 1910 by. the
Jefferson High School Glee - clubs. At
the reception- she Svill be Introduced to
Mayor Baker and members of - the city
council by Hopkin Jenkins.: principal ! of
the " high school from which ehe grad
uated. The mayor will ( welcome . her
back to her hometown and In turn Intro
duce her to: tbe public. . . I .The SDrlnr run of Roval 'Chinook sal-
v"w t .rat "'"t" "Pjtnon has started full swing In both the
should be held, the noon hour so the co,UmbU and , Willamette rivers, but
many frienda of Miss Maxwea mighU-f,,. Qtor h,w v..
have an opportunity of seeing her while ,,". .
In the tySometime during Thursday,' tJlhZr lIul
Miss Maxwell will he given another re- -7 -elaye, opening of the salmon
ceptlon at Jefferson high schodju Due i,;. '
to the crowded condition of the building, Potlve ftidicarion that the spring
this will be for members of the faculty f"11 hs started, was received within the
and student body only.- It is hoped that last .few daye at the headquarters of the
arrangements can be made t for Miss state game commission when two ship
Maxwell to sing for the students. : In raents -of aalmon; were seised on. their
such an event -Lowell Pntton, who at- way to Portland from the lower river.
tended; school with, her. win play her I Monday wine Washington authorities
fMIIB,O.P:V0TE
SHOWS FALLING OFF
LOiIG-DELL PARTY
SECTS
JUDGE
UGH
Astoria. Or-March Sl.-The party of
Long-Bell - "Lumber" company offlctais
who arrived in Astoria laat.iught to
spending, the day In the country mbent
Astoria - It to believed they, are In
specting at least, two locations under-
sioea to ne unaer coneiaeration as sites
fbr the tidewater 'mill, which It A. .
head of the party.'- has hinted as "being
one of- the objectives of-the Kansaa City
company.
, Lone?, declined'' to' mifai ui definite
statement this morning before' leaving
on the inspection tour. He. however,
gave the Impression - that- this -fourth
visit of Investigation to the Astoria ter
ritory might be construed as presaging
action on the part of his corporation
,J2 i!r,t?!p.u.bIICaM iLtha.dia- concerning the plana of the Long-BeU
""T"; "3if'wVw v"-eB- . - .. . Iconioratkm. Lonr reiterated tbe tate.
ment, made here In January that the
Augusts!. Maine. March -21. The "pe
dal third congressional district election.
which resulted In the-election of a Re
publican, ' was being Interpreted vari
ously today, t The: Democrats claimed
.that the choosing of John . T. , Nelson,
with 1C.69S votes as against the IB.SU
votes given his ; Democratic opponent.
Ernest McLaln, war a slim victory and
a rebuke to the Republican administra
tion. 4 , .
IMIl
Clreelt 3r JoMnl. Tji Ksrxriaoet-is
to resign bia piece ea the bench to en-
ter'pnvabf practice, according to rumor
suddenly -springing'- into prominence to
day... It to aald that. Judge Kavaaangh
has 'been offered private professional
connections with a prominent law firm
of the city,, and that ho to seriously oon- '
tent plating acceptance of the offer.
It to aald, further, that should Judge
Kavanaua-h.- finally determine to retire
from the bench to enter private praetlee
he will forward, his resignation to tha
governor at once. !n order that the lists
may 'be open for all those who might
desire to enter the primary contest but
who might not enter should Judge Kava
naugh be a candidate to succeed himself.
L.- EU Crouch to the only candidate wbe
thus far ' has filed for the court new
presided over by Judge Xavanaugh.
piano : accompaniment.
A foretaste of the greatest- fnuic! I """l.Z.T.-ZZ ZIl
treat' aver accotded . the Northwest J was t r, , . f i . ' l?".
. !: '"i:V ." "I riven thla ,nmlnff lth h- irrlnt f Mtuunmvrapwu m tn.
xation oi soioier. w ins op.mon or ueorge r T--r -"."T 'yTtZX rulen committee,
K. Mason, special investigator appointed
by. Colonel .Charles R. Korbea, director
t the Ustted States war veterans' bu
reau of Washington, D., C ; , .
The renort was mads ta Colonel Forbea
o'clock at the Union statloh,t-Mhree,
pscial trains.- Th arrive ;v-'t te , a
signal for -a great reception including
1 the presentation to "ilisg;Grden ffa
floral key to the, city; i -' :
d I- Tha -presentation to? alias J3arjltii will
last October, . fend, although. Director
. George B. Thomas has spent the winter
. this week Pleased to the school board, fi1 Sf
SO COSTftaCT rOtCTTD
i In splto of the 'adverse opinion held
by the government aa'to the alleged lbs mads by MaWr BakeiTon-a-raised
;rlalm, an the .school- directors but one, platform In the station wtuaxe. -"Cadets
. rvans a nnuii, are eager io eeno ueerge I or the. Hill Military ecadenm will com
. ton at tsxpsyenr- expense
other effort to get the money.
Relative to . the claim
boartt sgalnat the United 8ates for - the I
purchsas of cartala achnol equipment tol when Mlns Garden. Muratore adl other
have; been used for the- Instruction of noted artists will . appearin c"M6nns
- nmmv-u TV kI jnmmmtm rvwrmi - I V Anna.
follows r
T -Afler rareful study of. the .situation
as presented by both- sides, I am of the
. - opinion that! no contract, either verbal
. or -written, was ever entered Into by
which the federsl board fr vocational
wife, M me. Una Cavalieri; in advance ,v?'e-wpu,!" reaaers uecioea upon
of the main party uf artists of theCbl- t" 7?? '---?f,,f??r
Garden and her irnentiMi.At lit nirrtr-1 believed that, only six hours of 'debate
ers, wHl arrive Wednesday'-, at, JLJOl A m-9na'
Off ers of Location
M Institution for
Blind' Are Solicited
aelied another' ahiprnent' from- Kalama
to.i Portland.' f?The commercial, season
does not open until May L
Although In campaign speeches. . Nel
son had appealed for a plurality of 19,-
000, the margin given, hla. Repubican
predecessor in 1920. he expressed him
self , as . entirely .satisfied with . the re
sult of tbe election. -The vote east was
very light
Eastern lumber concern will build sev
era! gigantic plants In the Northwest.
and that at least one of them must be
available' to tidewater -for cargo' ship
ping, . Included In the party, which will
leave Astoria at S :10 tontaht In the nri.
neison Will IU1 ine vacancy eausea or I Vila car--ICVmokan. &ara tieeid T-one
tne resignation or congressman John A..I-W- j. Bannister. J.'N Tennant M. B.
A week of clear, cool weather would ?te p Ellsworth to become judge of j Nelson, 3, H. Forsmaiw- Jesse Andrews,
meats to the bill will be adopted.
Ventral figures In the conference to
day . were Speaker : Glllett Representa
tive Campbell, Kansaa chairman -of the
ruled committee, and Representative
Mondejl, Wyoming, the JRepubllcan floor
- The site for the proposed new . home
for the Oregon' Employment Institution
for the Blind must be of five acres and
within the city limits and preferably on
a earline.-.;: .tS'iW.k?'.:?
With these stipulations to work.. on
permit- the- present flood waters to run
off and allow angling, in the -opinion of
Captain A. E. -Burghduff, state game
warden. - ' :
This, welcome news is . tempered by
the adrioe from, the. lower river brought
by i John Gill - to ' the effect that- there
may: not be a smelt run tn the Sandy
river this year, and that within a few
years the smelt horde may come -only
to the-mate channel of the Columbia.
Reports received by Gill Indicate that
the smelt are spawning in tha Colum-
leadar. Others attending were membem l the- gdvernora committee has asked per I ia river and that few have been caught
of the house, ways and means and rules i
committees. "
p to Washing-1 prise a guard otonor and a band "wlU -. TT . -
a In suu an- blare a welcome.,; ;; ' V .: PrPTntPr Will RppV '
7 J, A second big receptlon.Tealure the rremier Vf 1U peeK :
S.e!i ?" ?,?-?J?W" rtee N t Or, Av, f Q nnn,f
5s"
London,
Indications today vr(5ha'thr targ
it i audteiTce ever 1 assembled In! The
Auditorium would hear the : opening
opera, witb receipts estimated At 121.000.
A com Diets sell-out annaared . rrta1n.
'March' zL V. :7 P.) -Lloyd
George-will ask the opinion of the house
of commons with regard to whether he
should attend the Genoa, economic con
ference., i' Austen Chamberlain. ' govern-
meat leader; announced In tha house Xo-1 Mrs. H. B. Torrey.
sons who know: of appropriate stte to
communicate ' with - Otto R. : Hartwig,
chairman of the committee. '. :? - a-
The committee, in lu report to ' the
state board of control, after its recent
investigation . of the home, was asked to
continue Its activities in search of a site
for the new building on grounds large
enough to permit out of doorwork and
recreation '-The- present -site on Bast
BurnaldeT street is held Inadequate. -.
The committee to composed of, beside
Chairman Hartwig, Mrs. J. B. Kerr.
Walter' Asher, -Dr. JF. Calbreath and
in the Cowlits In the last few -days. '-The
consequence will be that much of the
paws wl3l be swept away and that four
years from -rfowthe run of the little fish
may be appreciably lessened. : The smelt
usually enter the Sandy river about the
third week In April. ; , -y-
education agreed to pay $:s.00o. or any iif J? tha-J,rore ot -he seal
other sum. to reimburse school district I l 8hrman, CUy A Ca'a.
When Muratore: and his wife arrived
other sum, to reimburse school district
'No. L Multnomah county,-for the pur-
ensje of additional equipment for Ben
son Polytechnic high school.
5rt DAMAGE rortfD
dty,
- This action wm " be taken Aprils t,
Chamberlain aald. . The decision of the
in ryruano at s o dock. th morning I confidence, or f no confidence in .the
tne : two celebrities - were . riven formal i - .
S!t?TAhl.UBta"?n An adverse" vote probabt' would .be
Gale Breaks Power
Lines: Oommercial
" Plants 4 Are Halted
State Loses Plea: v
In Arbuckle Case
Tt ta my opinion that the school boeri PIJ1,!..
purchsse oonslderablw amount of ad- ,n iinuitnomannoiej. i fn 1 J 'lf !'i. ,
. HSta zr1 unmesB mmisiier ; .
uae ov vvvr oueru ana noDina-inat some t ' .
San Francisco. March II. DisCrlctAt-
- Streetcar servlco was discontinued and
electric light and power service in the
city was seriously handicapped at 11
a. m. today by breakage of high ' ten
sion lines from the hydro-electric plant I definite
of thd Portland Railway, Light A Power 1 outlined
company at Bull Run. , A aevere wind I Rarick.
the United States court for the district
of Maine. Nelson argued during - the
campaign that a large. Re poblican vote
would-be. an Indorsement of the i'tmin-
lstratiob of President. Hardlnr. wiaie on
the other hand Candidate McLaln con
tended that a change In the jiresent j
congress, would- mean nothing. .
Eev. G. C; Haricji;
Named Methodist
Evangelist Here
The Rev.' C. C Rarick. executive secre
tary of the-board of .temperance, prohi
bition and public morals of tha Methodist
Episcopal church, has been named dis
trict evangelist for the - Methodist
churches in the Portland district, according-
to an . announcement made today.
Bishop W. O. Shepard made the ap
pointment ' Monday afternoon. ; ' v
Dr. Rarick is spending a few days
in tne ;city with hla famUy. Ha aald
this afternoon that Jhe -expected to re
turn to his office at Washington. D. Cj,
soon- and complete his schedule of work
which to outlined until the last of "April.
He win assume his new position about
aiay- . eecween 'now and May 1 -a
evangelistic program wilt ' be
between- tbe 'bishop -and "Dr.
he Rev. Mr. - Rarick
8. M. Morris, Wesley Vandercook and
J. C Nichols. . v . f
Berlin Snrgeon, Goes
: To Lenin's Bedside
, - - I By CidteS Kwi)
'-Berlin, March 21. The eminent sur
geon,. Professor George Klemperer. . Is
en route to Moscow tn a great hurry to
consult - with the pbystciane attending
Nioolal Lenin, director of soviet Russia,
on the. advisability ot an operation. The
professor - left, here In response to an
urgent call. from tbe. soviet leader.
1
Engineer: Wearing '
"Women's Ulothes v
. Is Taken ; to Jail
San ' Francisco. : March ' xL OT. P.)
Ernest Long, " chief engineer Of the
steamer Rose CHy. was under arrest
hers- today. ' charged with wearing
woman's clothes in public and carrying
concealed weapons. He '.was arrested
last night while walking with his wife.
.Police described Long as being- dressed
in a fashionable gown wita snort skirt
spider-web stockings, anappy spring hat
hla cheeks rouged and dangling a hand
bag-in his band. . - r
Mrs. Long told officers that tor eevvn
years her husband had wtade a practice
of going- out atttred as a woman.- - She
said his wardrobe contained only one
nit of men's dothlng. ' . .
- Tm trying to hook op with a vaude
ville circuit.- Long said. But Tm not
ready yet I wouldn't, want - any pub
licity right now." ' ' - .
, - Mrs. Long aald she Intended to sue tor
divot oe. -- .
Dr. Bioiicr and Juror Pray
Obenchkiri -Prosecutors
to
Los Angeles. CaL. March 21.We are
going to find out why convictiooe In big
criminal cases la this county are so hard
to get." ..District Thomas Leo. Wool wine
said. - - -. , . . '. .'- . -.
Muratore to fully' recovered. front his
uad by your board and hoping that some
fSMhlrh. in IWu of your board placing I recent operation for -appendicitis, r His
equlpment - ta the ; Benson . Polytecfmtc I pertormance In SU PauU where the com
iKh si hool, they weuM receive In cash 1 Pny appeared before Its lump to Port
(CVT.e.d a rwr Tm, Cahuaa VHvl - I , f Ceectaikd
.' . ' . J -
Tire j WaterV Damage ' Four :Are Killed in :
; McGleary Sash Plant Attacks by Fascisti
Aberdeen, .Wash.. March zL Damage I RomV March H.I. N. S.) Four
amounting lo several thousand dollars I persons have been killed and 20 wounded
was done to tha McCleary aaah and I n fighting between Fasctstl and.coro-
Tf anv one Intimates that I have ln-
torney Brady lost his fight to have Xii-.BaA., tia'monSm eattSI4,th trouble, al pastor of Central Methodist church here I fluenced officers of ths church, they will
ward W, Brown, a member of tha Jury S11',0.' S? . "co,nV. for six years - before he accepted ' a I a fight on their, hand,"' aald Dr. I.
i selected, to try Eoocoe- CFatty) Ar-
At Paris Fired? On
Paris.' March' SI. tT.".Pi--Four shots
were -ed at Chinese, Minister Tchen
glod by - a -Chinese student today; The
i minister was unhurt,, but one of the bal
lets 'wounded Tsan Goa. - an- official iof
I the Chinese railway system. - The -. stu
dent was arrested He. said Tchanglod
waa a traitor. - . , , .' :t ,
buckle a third time- for manslaughter,
removed from the 'Jury for. alleged bias,
Superior Judge Louderback today denied
his motion for tha right to exercise a
peremptory-challenge to remove. Brown
and ordered the state and J defense to
proceed - to the selection of ' tha four
teenth or second alternate Juryman, i
Three or tne tilgh tension tines entering i reneral church position. - He has' been I Whltcomb B rougher.
.wii.' -"T1 la member of the Oregon conference fori .Tbese-two etatemenU comlngr on the
about half an -nour.-. . , lit mm kmi for rt. I n. . .. ,w- m, 4
..3 rfffi-rT.?yiT i ftHrit 1 01 the F!rrt Methodist church of Astoria, attorney, office to be Interrogated about
nectlon and supplied current - until the I A
Pj Ju u. P. had corrected
1 door factory at McCleary after midnight
,t(atrdar by , water poured- on a fire
" which broke out In the factory.; The
j fire was put out after a short and stub
bom fight by employes.. No estimate
- ie eivea of the-damaew, rhich la
. ered by a blanket policy. . 'Tbe MoCleary
Vant Is the largest of Its kind in tbe
t ruled Ststes.
onanists' in . the1 northern provinces of
Piaoensa, Bologna and , Parma, accord
ing to reports received here today, k The
Justice Taft Rules ;
'? On Homestead Tax
Tlif ee More Classes
Mobilized by Soviet
trouble. Tiee Men Hnrtin
Mt. Hood Scenery Is - Autoitfobile Wreck!
To Be. Made r Asset
the Madalynne Obenebata trial were be
lieved today to foreshadow a hot tilt be
tween tbe churchman and Wool wine.
ADXITS HE T BATES . ! . '
- Dr." Brougber. pastor of tbe fashion
able Temple Baptist church, was to be
ouosUoned on a report that be prayed
with Mrs. Grace Ward, one of tha three
Jurors who voted to acquit Hn. Obav
". Hood River; March 2i At a meeting
of tha OMnmerclal elub alonuay evening j near Pa' EL overturned and landed bot-
piana were iaia ior tne aevejopment 01 1 torn aide sp In a ditch half filled with
the seenie asset of Mount Hood and the I water, Hugh Peoples.' Ahrto Helberg and
valley. , I- R. Wheeler of. Portland as-1 Frank McCann, who - ware fa the back
Blga: Match 21. (L N. 8.-Tha soviet
war commissar has mobilised three ad-
,dtlniBl rlm.i nf trnniT II 1
from Moscow touay Tho ail road will U seat, were aeriously. Injured. -McCarms
ChehalU. Waah, March IL In. an au
tomobile ' accident , caused . when a ear
driven by Gordon Marsh, of Dryad lost I chain .of the charge of murdering 1 John
a rroni wneei as it mt soma loose gravel I BelKm Keseady.
He waa atoo to be asked If be Intro-
nr..l;.iU.. lr...L- tw a m,..... 1 . . . . I VT1 1m.;im.iI l. PlM . . 1 . - - tt n - - ...
l!,i.T ST ' L attacking the! ton BVRELAC OP THE JOURNAL)--1 her western frontier. , Leon Trotsky, the lnnaad'on the ease- of - Coopere-apen, srwas. Injured and Peeplea suffered a
communists. . Fremier. Facta has tel. l-rne. 8UirTm4 court. It an. opinion by I commtoear for- war. has gone to , the 1 Great totarest has been aroused heie this I broken- rib. . Corbett Dopps and March,
p: or xne provinces I Chief JuiUce -Taft, holda that homestead I front to-'review hla troona. AniuoHMwi winter and It is expected that this com-1 who .occupied
duced Mrs. Ward to -Steady Ralph'
Obenchaln. divorced husband of the ac
cused woman. . . . " . .;
Dr.. Brougher admitted today that be
nraved wltta Mrs. Ward.
.TThts ; petition, mane at ner -request.
I to
act w;isivety -,m oenair oc neace. I .ntri., in. mi,m.tfu .u .i , ... I -cti . h.Mli,k b,hHu
The prefects are thret.A HtH t. 1 IT. Z' .1"WY my. ."f "TTm . ' lvlsuul wui i s uuuuw . uv. J "'""T " J ' r- IT' TZ.wT" I 1V
1 mlnai unUm : ,V" j lul wca purposes unui tne onai I atrenginea mo otner "Tronts, In addi-1 or a nvnetr ot projects at tne ease oil in n ui niwoins a muowu- Dtwii, Ir
. uiwiuci. fceruticate us issuea. . luon to tne western, - - - 1 Mount Hood and at .uost laxa. -- k lanu were muruj 10
the . front - seat, escaped I was simply for Diving guidance that she
tries..' The men had been j might perform her duty as a Juror" ha
He emphatleallyrdenJod.that be hadjUo
Mrs. Ward
"SUady
Introduced
Ralph.- -
Mrs. Ward, herself aueatlqnad at the
district attorney's office, was repreeant-
to have said She was ratroduced to
Obenchata at the chorea office, to which '
sae had gone to pay her duos. . . . , -TOTEb-
yOE DXiTK " V -i '
They had four ententes eooversaUoa.
during which no meatioa.waa aaada of,
th murder. trlaL according to ' har pur-
ported etatement.. . . j - j
arar wira was eoarroaiaa ra ine sis
trlct attorney's offlos wtUi Mrs. Nine C
Battle, who made a report' to-Wool nits. ',
Mrs. Battle waa the only woman Juror
wno vowa ror eumwutm. - . j -
The nine eoavietiaa- lurors wtohed to ,
Impose the death penalty, it was d-S
cJoeed.r. .
In the district attorney office Mr.
Battle -said Mrs. Wad told her fitat Dr.
Brougher had atatod ha believed Xada
trane Obenchaln tooocent and Arthur C '
Burch g-ulHy. - " ? -""'
Mrs. Ward denied she said It. '. .
Both worsen -wera emphatic. ' ,
Tha retrial of Mrs. Obeachaia was toa
tatively eel. today for Jane t, la Superior '
Judge Stoney N. Reeve"e court.
Pato. quieter than -vsaal. Mrs. Oben
chaln, clad entirely la black, made her :
first appears ace la -ctyort since the Jury
ta her case disagreed, a to S for oesvio-
tiou. ;
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