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THURSDAY, .JUNE 8, 1922. I'THC OREGON DAILY: JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. DAY 6 OUSTED J.L BY VI. E EDDY FOR COUNTY CHAIRMAN Vf. E. Eddy irtbe oe-tr chairman of the 1 Republican county central com mittee. He defeated John It Pay, who held this position for many years, by IS votes. The contest took pi ace. Wed nesday night in the midst of excite ment at a meeting: "where the spectators equaled the number" of delegates, and "where there was such boisterous dem- onstratlon that warnjns was given that police would ..be called to preserve or der. Several ; policemen were at the place of meeting-, hut (hey kept out of the hall when the. excitement was at hla-h pitch. - . . . - .- ., Harriet Lane Richards was reelected ecretary ' and Flnley O. McOrew was , made treasurer. A. A. Bailey was se lected a state central committeeman. Th . Federated Patriotks societies' ticket was the winner In a contest where several of Day's former support era went over to the Eddy support as votes were taken on rollcall. Eddy re ceived 150 votes ; Day got 137. The defection from the Day ranks came especially toward the close of the roll call. There was - spirited protest against the taking, of votes , at roll' call, but the advocates of a secret ballot were defeated. . v ... BAT PLEDGES rOTAXJY- At . the beginning of 'the .meeting. Pay urged that "nothing be started", that would be detrimental to the Re publican candidates nominated at the primaries and expressed his own loyal-: to to these nominees. - There was considerable contention . over the action of the credentials com mittee, which made exception to four delegates. They were George Sandy, Ray H. Sheldon, Fred W. Brown and ; Norman K. Coleman. Three, it. was alleged, were not registered as from the precincts which they were listed to represent, and in the case of She! don, it was claimed he was registered as an independent... A faction headed by John A. Jeffrey tried to force the seating of Sheldon, but this failed by a vote of 17 to 90. JEFFREY NAMES EDDY v Jeffrey presented the name .of Eddy, and Horace 8. McCutchan nominated Day. and In this speech 'declared that a Democratic politician, referring to Jeffrey's recent conversion from the Democratic party, was trying, to run things in a Republican convention. There were some fiery speeches and much uproar, and then came the vote on rollcall. resulting in Day's defeat. Day at once congratulated Eddy and introduced him as the new chairman. Yellow tickets were circulated among the delegates prior to the start of the meeting, giving the names of the federation candidates. Following adjournment, although numerous supporters of Day had left " the hall immediately jm the finish of the rollcall, many of those remaining extended their congratulations to Eddy. . :. KESERYE TO BE DISCUSSED Salem, June 8. State Engineer Cup per will leave tonight for Burns to at tend the conference Of interests in volved in the Malheur 'lake bird re serve. Definite settlement of the rights of ail interests concerned is ex pected from an investigation by rep-' resentatiyes of the federal biological survey of the state. , :.'M ... Business Assuming Brighter Aspects, States 0. H. Baker Business Is a trifle better--the finan cial thermometer has climbed a notch or two. ''.-:: s That is the scientific conclusion of C. H. Baker, head of the C. H. Baker Shoe stores in Portland and other coast cities, who left here today for a business trip to the East Baker's ' home is tri Los " Angeles. where he started his chain of stores. The stores are strong up the coast between Los Angeles ; and Portland, with a few in Detroit and other east ern cities. There are three In Port land with a new one to be formally opened at Park and Morrison streets next Monday. r : "The reports from my stores show that almost over night there has come very perceptible change for the bet ter all over the West, in a. business way.". Baker; .stated, v Man Conceals S150 In Hi's Sock; Thief Robs Him, at Night P. M, Brickley. 3Cyssa, r.. farmer, will return to Nyssa a poorer but a wiser -man. . ;:.. ' Wednesday ' night . jrtien he jumped Into his bed at the Willamette hotel he had $160 tucked in the bottom of his sock. This morning when he- awoke he found that he had been robbed. During the night robbers bad entered his room,' thrown back he bedcovers and ' With some sharp instrument slit his sock -and 'removed the-rbxmey.. . Brickley told detectives that -when he retired Wednesday night fete tied a string around the- top ,. .of 'his . sock, thinking ' it would be Impossible " for anyone to remove the string without awaking hiin. Ji Police found no evidence- of chloroform ; ojr ether, and Brickley did not s experience any strange feelings, so police judge that he- was sleeping so soundly that the robbers did not disturb him. ....... : ...... .1 - .. ....... . mustached college men - in an lntelli- I Washington - genes test held at the. University of I night. T . . BOBBED HAIR WOME3T Wllf Seattle, June '8. iL P.) Five bobbed haired college women defeated General Pershing, Lordly Swan, Has Increase in Family .General Pershing,'' the lordly swan who heads the swan -family in Laurel hurst park' lake, today has. the added responsibility of an Increase in his family. .Three baby swans have ar rived, and two more are; -expected to take their first peeic out of their mother's nest at the edge of the lake some time today. -x "General Pershing," locally known for his belligerant disposition, has not been mollified in temper by the: arrival of the babies, say park attendants. Rath er, the increase in his responsibilities has made him more than ever deter mined that mere humans must keep their distance, and he carefully guards the nest. Visitors to the park are warned that it Is the part of wisdom to keep their' distance from the Swan family home just at present. EMERALD MANAGER NAMED University of Oregon, Eugene, June 8. 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