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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, TIID CIIEGO:; DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. GEN. FENG OUSTED AS GOVERNOR OF iCE H01N , rav , PRO (Special Cbi L Th Journal and th Chicago (Copyriaht. 18i2. by The Jmreal ' 'Peking'. Nor; 7. General Feng Yuh Siang, famous as the "Christian gen eral" of Honan, has been ousted as military governor of that province. Co incident with his removal and transfer to Peking- under orders of General Wu Fel-Fo. seven foreign missionaries have been kidnapped In Honan. five of them being taken to the hills and held for ransom while two more are being held prisoner in, a Honan cave. i,, - . The last two are the Reverends Fos- berg- and Lundeen of the: Aug'jataoa Synod mist-ton at IJ-Tcheoo"ny arer oemg weii treated and rave written to their families -not to worry about them that they have taken' advantage of ineir aimiaping to preach the gospel ' to .their abductors and that the latter are listening intently. The two mis sionaries also express their nope of converting their kidnapers to Christi anity, but the latter are still demand . Ing 15000 ransom for each. . . : , --While .General Feng Yuh-Siarig was military governor of Honan province; he made a big fight against brlzanAs. who are mostly soldiers who served1 wnder General Cha O-Ti. his predeces sor as military governor of Honan. and who. when he was expelled by the Peking -government, took his forces into the hills and started to emulate the exploits of the famous Chinese bandit, "White Wolf." Foreign legations here and the Chi nese foreign office axe now discussing the latest abductions. The general in press! on seems to prevail that the ab ductions are meant more for political effect that for monetary gain and the fact that the kidnaped missionaries are preaching the gospel among their ab' ouctors is taken as a -sign that the kidnapers do not want trouble with foreigners. description of their mail room facilities and practices. He" is ' Interested In learning all short cuts in speedy prep aration of -'material for the - man. What la done to keep posted on mail schedules,' to insure early mailing and nroner connections, fixing of Indemnity claims, methods of preparing valuable or frcglle matter, correct - addressing checks, are some of the questions he asked, i. He mrgem all mail order bouses to secure ' instructions from the local postmaster- for proper ' packing. wrap Dink and addressing , parcels. Answers are to -be studied and the best sugges tions incorporated into a practical bul letin for general use,- Mrs. Clara Phillips' Smile . Is Cited as "Evidence of Sanity . " : v - " 1 '" - . -i .. Xos Angeles, iNosr." "g-Clara-Phillips smile became an' issue-;- in her, - trial for the "hammer naurderf ot Mrs. Al berta Meadows. " Her smiling-." her -Ttter lack of re-; morse; betrayed her.- Deputy District Attorney Frlck charged In his attack on her insanity defense. From -Dr.LjBL' B.JJoag -the first de- Lfense alienist to testify, Frick obtained smile a vital issue. .- . ' . Dr. Hoagttestified that: Mrs. PbiUips is insane and was stricken 'with psy chic epileptic seizors at the time of the murder. , y . rl '. "Isn't It a fact, doctor, that persons afflicted with epilepsy exhibit grief when told they committed an outrage during' an epileptic selsure?" demand ed yie prosecutor. s , Dr. Hoag admitted that epileptics exhibited -griefs and signs of remorse. Frick planned today to call wit nesses to testify how Urs. Phillips smiled after her arrest., and how she has failed to show, remorse over the death of- Mrs. Meadows. On .the other hand. Defense Attorney Herrington will contend that Mrs. Phillips' smiles are additional proof of insanity. He will claim that they will corroborate: her story that her srtind became blank at the scene of the trag edy and that because she lacks a men tal picture f the crime she has no re grets. ' 3. - 19 More Lepers atU Mplbkai Paroled; ' : Oil Works; Miracle Honolulu. NaV. 7. By MalL) Nine teen patients kt the- leper settlement of Kalanpapa, island : of Molckai, sev eral of them cared, f o at that isolated spot for. more than 20 years, have been paroled - by jtlje territorial boartL - of health- .1 . At v.; ;iVf;j - The Chaulmloogra J oil specific, re fined to its presenjt efficacious' Speed in Handling Of Mail in Local Houses Objective In order to prepare a bulletin con taining the best suggestions for the ex peditious handling of mail in business houses and factories,. Hubert M. Work, postmaster general, has issued a re quest to all such firms asking for a ' Bids" will be ' opened at Lewiston November for the surfacing of 22 miles of highway between Genesee and Moscow. - - 9 j right in that lunch basket Green Chile Cheese j twwww..M....M.MM.w.w1 7 tias by Dr. .A- IrDean, president of the. University of Hawaii and a chem ist of international renown, has again Wrought its miracle the' bacciii of lep rosy are believed to have been entirely eliminated from the bodies of these 19 mef$ and -women,. .' . v .." ... Kut" the tragedy that- has .always been associated with the dread word leprosy; still hovers over Kalaupapa. Many of those who have been virtual prisoners at Kalaupapa for from & to Su years. (MJWitoM that-tfty are free to go do not want to leave! , tsDuring theirr Jong, period cf isolation former home ties have been, irreparably broken, relatives, have. died., friends have .forgot inij. been-, forgotten, the outside. world is a, dim, memory, "and theyrfear-; to -return to itas from "the grave,, for until three years kgo commitment-to Kalaupapa, was a Ufa sen tence with no hope of reprieve or par don. , Death alone unlocked he doorsl . Those who now do not. want-to leave Kalaupapa were- forced ?tov CO there, but they, will not be forced to leave. Work will be provided for them as gov ernment employes. - - ' ' ' i j . r . ., ' : - - ; CE3TTHAI,lA3rS GET XICESE i Chehalls,.Wash."vi.7.--A marriage license was Issued here "to Noah' KjMt and Elsie Brenaman. Centralia.. (f A tese Aoiuisanii(is rrpHOUSANDS o! people keep on A I trying, year ;er yeari , to build health from food that has been robbed ' of certain elements required for per-tf feci . nutrition. r your food doesn't contain the mnjeral properties that go to build up nerve, 'tooth and bone structure, there is no other means by which you can get these vital elements. This is ..one reason why so many weu-intormed people eat Orape-Wuts i - Get a package of Grape-Nuts from your grocer today, and give the family a help to health. the food that enriches the blood, and builds sound, healthy bodies. ! Grape-Nuts i is made .from whole wheat flour and malted barley baked for 20 hours, which develops the nat ural richness of the grains and makes for ready digestibility. - And Grape-Nuts is perfectly! deli ciousserved with milk, or cream, or made into an appetizing pudding for dinner - the Body Builder Posram Cereal Co. , fae. Battle Creek, Mich. Sis " : fir 'v. :M ' A ) I y can j ' JyJ.. $ fefT H j SUB-DIVISION cD j , more desirable - "" x )JuJ r: andimore saleable if 'i'Xd i IKA lL you protect it with vjalf. v -?-tr?rt r; . Mfi V H TITLE INSURANCE POLICE V- -,. h' ,' 1 YOUR title to the whole tract is absolutely .guaranteed by us. You can guarantee an insured title to each pur chaser and can present each with a Title Insurance Policy at mininVum cost. , Valuable time is saved you ; , much money is saved the buyer. -. J ' " l"5 Ask far tour. special . rates on Subdivisions', - . gtlburth 5frvt TITLE ANDTttUST BUILDING . ' 6565 r PORTLAND V i, V,:, .--v See A lso Back Page This Paper S . --r iSflife Begins Tomorrow at -9:15 AIM.- ale- 0: 0 For WomeEn:- audi Miis ft IT L V rr- 1 u r 1 ScviT- i' ' SKETCHED A FEW OF THE MANY COAT STYLES IN THIS SALE AT $15.65 11 ' . Special Purchase: 400 Coj&sj;! 4, Stylek ONE of the biggest things -the Downstairs Stjre has done. A coat purchase so amazing that the news should-be spread far and wide. -Values so extraordinary that there are coats in this sale at HALF the price tney wouia sell ior treguiarly. - Materidls: Velours Normaildie Polaire -. Silver Tones ' Zibelines StvleS? ' Straight UnJ ; Wrappy Coats ' Belted rmrrm Blouse Effects Snort Mivll Tam Blouse Effects Sport. Models Colors: gELti . Brown Meier & Frank : Basement Balcony I Plushes i. Heather! Mixture Tan ' Reindeer Gray Loose Hangrin Black Fancy Mixtures- rip O THOSE who. are already patrons ' of r our Downstairs ' Store . we say. ' , I ' ,v' ' : A This i a xecortl-brekking occasion even;forus.rX To. others: ..Learn V.j . now; what wonders' Meier., & Frank's 'Downstairs-Store . can iwork in the way of value-giving.. j. a v:.; .1 -t . - t - . ' TriTHIHih&Sf Embroidery , . " Stitching .- " .-Fur V' V ' f ;S raid .. Buttons . ; ,Etc. ! Collars: Woif Opossum : Caracul'-,' BeaveretteJ ' ; -elf Materials -. ... . . , . ' . . . - 1 r, . We cannot detail all the 'excellence of fabric, desimgliningV tatfo-:- t , . would; ever expect, at, the price fifteen dollars and .sixty-five centsit-'i : 7 -fi 1 am ocze f rom lb to inclusive Here Whew the Sale- starts Tomorrow j (MaU Orders Filled.) . r . r ; j.C , ; , - - - - i " , .... . . - . -t .f. . 4 ' ; .1 1 vi .-it-
