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TUD " OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, : OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTODER 20, 1C-2. SHOO 010 LB REFUSES TO BAR 'SISTER' lUCREIlA A" number - ef letters, red nt the ,neeLias; of the school ward Thursday ' Bight, criticizing- the beard, for allow- i lnx ; "Sister Lucretia 'and . others of her. extreme, -view to use school bull r tnga as place for lecturing, failed to move a majority : of the board to a change of attitude. : -George B. Thomas was spokesman ' tor the standpatters. . "Those - people want to keep -every body quiet who i against them," he - declared.- . : . i ii Letters were "read from Mary Mur ' phy, John J. Lane and Edith Knight Hill. Mary Marphr said: -. " :i "Catholics pay taxes and. a goodl j - number of their children attend these . ' public schools. 1 1 maintain these lec tures are not educational in any. way, .and our schools should be put to a bet- ter purpose than to open them to people " of (this sort, who jrilify and .condemn - many of our finest and best citizens." Chairman Shull broke in: ' "I have seen what is purported to be a stenographic Icopy of one of Sister i LncreUa'g talks. I will say - that it i is the most filthy-and 'disgusting ad- dress that I have ever read or heard." But SShuirs view did not prevail and the veard tabled tthe matter without , chanctnar the pBojrrarn The; board decided to consider pur-- chase f the Birchier plot for a play ground for GleBcoe school.' The price . - asked $8500. i Director Eisman pni ,: through J a motion to give a check for S10O0 as- the initial payment on the plot In Goldsmith Addition needed, for the x proposed Chapman school grounds. The board offers f 60.000 for the plot and Z the motion carried aa order for con demnation proceedings If the owners did not accept withtn JO days. , f Trial of Railway" Worker Is Fixed Trial of James Oliver Dewell. former . Southern Pacific employe,n a charge ' of embeaslement from te-goyer.nment while station agent at Iaytori, was fixed Thursday by Federal Judge Baw for December 4. Dewell was to have : been tried May. but the trial had to " be postponed - wnen lie was. seriously injured April' 88. - toy a train on the Tillamook line of the Southern Pacific - company. '.- &uit Over - Concert :fA Tour Is Settled .. A non-uit judgment i(h prejudice i was entered on the federal court docket ,' Thursdaj with the permission of Judge Bean tn the soit brought last " March by. the , PhSJhannooio Orchestra assor . elation of Xis , Angeles against, the Kiwyn concert Bureau t roruana. - ac .- cording to. the original complaint the defendant agreed to : arrange a con cert tear through Oregon for 65 musl tv cal artists playing under the direction s of the plaintiff, and also agreed to pay certain amoutfts ;at the end of each 0 week. The. complaint recited tHat the defendant was Jll.4H.83 short la its Daymen ts at the end of the tour. Terms of the settlement were: riven' as $5000 fin the petition filed by the plaintiff. Action Is f Filed to ' Libel Automobile Uoel . proceedings I were instituted Thursday in Federal, court by Assist ant United States - Attorney - Byaon against a high priced astemobite which J. A. Renfi-o ased for -the transpor tation of 25 gallons of moonshine. On Tuesday Ren fro admitted the charge and paid a S5M fine. Renfro. accord ing to Bynon, drove the machine bere from Oklahoma la the hope of doing a successful 'bootlegging business here thrcmrh its assistance. 'Hie enterprise was not successful owing to the activ-n Ity of two city policemen. - , ''$' -- i :' y i , 1 ' .! ' " - - ' CSS," Forty-nine cases of decomposed salad dressing, shipped to "Portland by Ben T. Hosking of4 Chicago. .werejBrdered destroyed Thursday by Federal Judge Bean, after Assistant United States Attorney Bynon "Advised the court thai the product was unfit for human eon sumption. The United States marshal wfil take the shipment to the Incinerr ator. ' Newspaper and . ;v , ; Hotels : ; Bombed ; Di Chinese War By Jasls-B.Weo (Special Cable to The Jonrnal and the CJd ease Daily Kews) . -'Canton, China, Oct, 9-Oneiews paper office and four hotels, all sus pected of sympathies with- the pres ent revolutionary government in Can ton and Kwangtung . province, - were bombed here late last night. ' Jn one of the i hotel explosions the lives 1 of several American naval offi. cers. now oaieave. ot absence, were Jecpardixed. ' ; -' Officials of the revolutionary regime blame adherents of E. Sun Tat-Sen, deposed president of South China., for the explosions and declare that women agents placed the bombs some time yesterdays, y;4 j-ts- f S W't-y -V1; " . ' -- ; : 1 y . 8COTTT JTASTXK S Ka&ID C , XUdgeCeld. Wash.; i Oct. SO-Tbe trustees of the Ridgefleld Boy Scout troop No. 1. Benjamin G. Brown, Pro fessor Lewis R. Williams and Herman J.- Potter, . appointed . Rev; Iorenso Johnson of the Methodist church as scout master, with Stott Royle, a high school student, ss assistant. The local troop plans to organise a football team. 1 r- There are a Dozen Good Reasons for :. SAVING l;- : - j - .1 , ave enough to provide for old ace- In childhood you are nat uraUydependent, That should be the only period in your life in' which you havo to depend on others for your livelihood. V Do not count on your children or other relatives tailing cafe .. of you when you become - old. 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Other Fine Suits $25 to $45, or Tailored to Your Measure Brownsville Woolen Mill Store W Third and Morrison Sts. & MM w .V j" -- VfAn-. .;i C&$Zi 100 families have chosen LADD'S ADDITION 1 . -''--.'-5.'1,' or their homes since January 1st What a lot that means!. - i 'i i Eadds Addition is really comparatively small and there are not many lots left. It is - - - The last ; of Portland's close-in residential districts A'y:" -Within easy walking distance of the ,busine?s district; co vered.by five - 'mainfstreet ear lines these are just ; a few the advantages Ladd's. Addi tion presents to the home owner, and just a few reasons why so many peo pie have chosen this district for their homes.' . . ri " - " : j. Add to this the appeal of the choice J attractively laid-out lots, the home' garden and flower feature and the al together pleasant surroundings this : is certainly; a desirable place to live. ; ' - Lots are for sale by us, the owners : We will. he pleased to drive you ; to Ladd's Addition "and. show you, its beautiful features. - v, v ., - - Phone for Appointment 246 STARK ST. Phone Broadway 5754 LADD ESTATE'COMPANY Gives a Full Warranty Detd