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TUESDAY, NOVZTIBEIt 7, 1922.' the OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, POIITLAND, Former .Kaiser and . Bride Begin; Their Simple Honeymoon ' --" - -i r .i" 4 f - , , . - (Br United Hews): i j ' Dooarn, Not. T. Restrained f rota tak ing wedding: trip, Kx-KaLser VTlThelm and his Ibride.' -the -Princes Herroine, hare besrun their honeymoon on the dreary aetata here. . .. . v tyVc first day of married Ufa was simple In contrast 'with the royal pomp which marked the wedding ceremony Sundayi , v ,: -.7,- WlEjelm was ira early Monday mora ine Jookinc ' happy. .He motored to Amersfort railway station with Friis cess Ida, sister of the brld'. Return Inf to the castle, the bride and brWe- iroora took a walk around the grounds . is a drUaliag rain, which added to the gloomy atmosphere of the. fallen em peror's retreat. He pointed oat to the princess numer ous objects around the estate. One of these -was a clump of bashes, a wedding present from local friends. Except for the presence of the ex crown; prince. tha ex-kaiser and his bride are alone at Doom , s Public Has Not Suffered From Steel Prices Washington. Nov, 7. U. P.) The United States Steel corporation has not used the Pittsburg plus steel price to the disadvantage of the consuming public. Judge Elbert H. Gary told the .federal trade commission Monday. Gary appeared at a hearing which is to determine the advisability of con tinuing the Pittsburg, plus price, where by-all 'steel, no matter where it is -manufactured, is sold at the Pittsburg price plus the freight rate from Pitts burg to wherever the order is made. tombstone Check Brings Accusation , , , ' Fred MiUer. alias Baker, aceused -of , attempting to .pass a worthless check on the Blaesing Granite company in excnajige jor a tomosione tor . nig mother's grave, waived preliminary hearing in -municipal court ' Monday: and was bound over to the- grand Jury under 11000 bail. Miller was caught last Thursday after a chase of several blocks from the Blaesing office. ' Orders Issued for Fleets' Maneuvers ! San Pedro. Cal., ! 2Jov. 7. (U. P.y The navy department today approved the employment schedule of the Pa cific fleet, which provides for rendez vous next February with the Atlantic fleet in Panama bay, Admiral K. W. Eberle announced oth fleets will as semble off South America on Febru ary JT and will maneuver jointly until March Jl. Victim of j Hunting i 7 Accident Is Dead Klamath Falls, Nov. 7. Evan Tay lor, XT, who was shot by hia com panion, Alvin Smith, while hunting cviail near JAalin Saturday, died - here Monday. Taylor received the full charge of bird shot in his side and abdomW "V" ,- Justtay Blueay to ypw druggist The eimplest way to end .. . corn is Blae-jay. A touch stop the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and cornea ' out. Made j in a colorless . clear liquid (one drop does r t!) and in thin plasters. The . action is the same. Pain Stops Instantly .Midi m . . aftm bMlf ood teokias. rabstaatiaur taiR ScOoa t (mrmM Uut rov an tn TOW aaisSSsxasaa. "BVIL.T TO KNDUksr't AselaMtf. Siesr to Kract ICcomamj to Bkipv- Price $50 Vp-SA WSlmS aisau rarUmm. Or. , aia a. ivta. a aia. s. i Hm lielltV menwahted FOR SHOPS AND ROUNDHOUSE RATES MacbisJsts ....... 70 per hoar Blacksmiths ... . , ,70c par boor SLeet Metal Workers' ...,...,., .?0e par Kenr Elactriciaas 70c par hoar Statioasry Engineers .............Variova Rates Stationary Fire m est ......... f. . Varleu Rates Boilermakers , - ' - ..'... 70 to TCje par boar Pes senger Car Men . , . .r . . . L . ..70e per hoar Freigkt Car &fsw.63 pa hour Kalpara,' all classes .....47e pr bow Mechsnlca and helpers are al lowed time and one-half for time worked in excess of eight hours per day. A strive now exists on the north ern JacUio Railway. . j . APrtI BOOK Sis Costa Beiidisa. 1S Foertk Street . Sear kstaiagtea, rartlaad , . fill .i ?,.. ?p - -. ' - '.-- . Nevada Voters to Pass on Amendment To Divorce Laws (Br Cnitss Neee) Carson City, New No. L Whether the Nevada divorce law will be amended to permit tin' Issuance of the interlocutory decree after six months residence and Onal decree six months thereafter, or amended to do -away with so-called "Mary Picaford short time divorces" la to be determined by the Nevada, voters, today. - j A Reno women's association has been attempting to have the short term pro vision eliminated, while Bishop JUL C. Hunting of the Episcopal church has been equally Insistent that neither pro pofeed amendments should be -passed.....! Bishop Hunting has announced that should both proposed amendments fail he will circulate an Initiative petition proposing a clause tn the .Nevada di vorce law, requiring one year's real-' dence befor a divorce may. be applied for. If both amendments secure a ma jority of votes today. Deputy At torney General Robert Richards has pointed out the measure receiving the highest number of votes shall become law as to ail conflicting provisions. "We Fix 'Em" Tool Sharpener Fined I As Liquor Seller St. Helens, Nov. 7. J. B. Thomas of St, Helena claimed his occupation was that of a knife and tool sharpener. On the side of ms auto wagon, which was a small repair shop, was the sign, "We Fix Em." Sheriff J. H. Wellington suspected that Thomas was fixing n-A only scis sors but those thirsty ones who craved liquid refreshments. The sheriff ar rested "Wsp Fix "Em" Thomas ar.d he pleaded guilty to selling moonshine. Judge Phillip imposed a fine of $300 and costs.; J. R. Miller, who occupied the same house with Thomas, was busy distilling liquor when the sheriff called. He was fined $200 and costs. The moonshine outfit was only a few blocks from tht central part of tht city, Skull Believed Head of Suicide Boseburg, Nov.- 7.A human skull with a bullet hola directly between the eyes wis found Sunday-half burled in a shallow ditch under a large tree a few miles south of Jtoseburg by Allen Wilson of Green ; Station, who was hunting. The skull ts believed to have been buried at least six years and to be that of XL D. Levins, whose head leas body was found a short distance from that spot six years ago. Levins committed! suicide. Sick Man to Cast Vote on Stretcher Each vote counts, no' matter for whom it may be cast or for what meas ure it tnay favor 'or oppose, believes Thomas &. . Ryan. Portland attorney, who is recovering from an operation at hia home. JNo. 645 East 12th street north. Although confined to his bed. Ryan planned "to go to the polls today to caserns oauot. Arrangements were made for a pair of stretcher-bearers to carry bica to the polls two blocks Strikers- RazzingV Party Broken Up . Reports of a strike riot sent the police shotgun ' squad to Grand avenue and " East Morrison street Monday night, ,Whep the officers arrived they found a crowd of 60 strikers "rasslng" a dozen strikebreakers, who had' en tered a restaurant to eat. The strike breakers had- come from municipal terminal No, 2, without police escort. After being-warned to stop the dis turbance, the mob dispersed and left the vicinity. FTNKD, LICEK8E SUBFEJDE1 For driving bis automobile into a St. Johns, street - car at Ainsworth and Greeley streets Saturday night, John Watts Tald ar 950 fine In police court Mondays- He was found guilty of reck less driving'. -LL. Hashberger, a com panion, was 'fined $25 on a charge of being drunk. Watts driving ' license was suspended for one year. MUST TEH BOOZE SOTJXCE Medford. Nov, 7. An edict has Issued from "judge Glenn O. 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