DAILY JOUIINAL, PORTLAND, Ci:G02.
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VICTIM OF HElil
KAGRE
THROAT
CUT, IS TO TESTIFY
' Marion. IU-. Pec -18. (I, I. a-
- W. J. CTRourke will come pack.
it Trora the KTe to confront the men
1 who left Mm for dead. buMet": riddled
and with hia throat slashed, in the road
,; near the Herrin cemetery the morning
!: of Jane S2. CTRourke Is generally te-
lteved "to be dead 'by the" miners of
Williamson county. ., ,
. Ha I in Marion, today under guard
v'-t of a ' rroup of government men;, lent
( 4 to the -state, and is-being kept out of
r sight. , His throat " shows the ; sears
; -f- ot tbs'fcnlfe wonnd which ' the state
" declares Peter Hiller inflicted.' -
He will be called to: the stand early
in the ' week, . according to present
!'H plans, and asked to . Identify his as-
sailants if , they are lit cornt. 'He has
seen -none of them -since tfte;. was left.
i- half dead and erased from pain of his
C wounds, in : the. broiling heat of June
f , 22 on this cement road near-the eeme-
- tery. boand by a rope o five other
" mob Ticthns. He was the only sur
" vivor at the six. He. will be the only
. one of ; those who escaped who will
V oraaM hers to testify, it i -now reported.
If others who have been located by the
f state and whose statements have been
U taken come, they will be surprise wit
h nesses. The state has been . unable to
t? induce them -to-come -ber, so far. - -'
State's Attonyy Delos Duty of WI1
Hanuon county and Assistant Attorney
General C. W, Middlekauff. before
I- the opening of court today said . that
.l tie testimony during the next few
r days would bring the "shooting more
. closely .home to the men .under lndict-
I ment
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$200,000
ISTAKEN
UNDER GUARDS' EYES
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y the bandit automobile crowded It Into
u the curb and the robbery was staged.
T MISTAKES FOB BAITBIT
J. E. OlaOn, cashier of the Federal
. v Reserve bank, was in the government
f. motor truck when the bandits appeared
Tjith leveled guns and was fired upon
by the mint guards who, in the ex-
- citement, thought he was one of the
robbers. Olson was unhurt. -;r
"We were placing the last of the
- day's consignments in the truck safe."
.1 said Olson, "when suddenly two of
the highwaymen appeared and simul-
itaneously yelled Throw, up your
hands.' . . .
"lidid what they said; they held
"V- guns in their hands. I started back
toward : the! government building, but
.k saw three of the holdups breaking the
'.safety compartments of the money
'wagon.
ESCAPK IS MIRACIE
'-Half way back to the ; buUdlng" I
saw the half hundred employes armed
with rifles and shotguns pouring out
' of the building. They opened fire im
mediately and many shot, went wild.
Why I was not killed or wounded is a
miracle." ' '
Olson was in a highly nervous con
- dltion.
Superintendent Grant of the mint
' -said that the three sacks contained
1200,000. mostly tn $5 billa; .
. According to Superintendent Grant
of the mint the money belonged to the
' Federal Reserve bank. He said the
bank had no adequate vaults in this
V city and had been keeping large sums
. in the mint. ; rS .- '
Church Program to
Recall Landing of
Mayflower Pilgrims
. Tonight at the First Congregational
church too landing of the Mayflower
Pilgrims in 1620 win be celebrated by
a banquet and a program, prepared by
the Woman's Association of be chnrch.
Morris X r Xftirye,! who managed the
tercentenary celebration of tho landing
of -the 'Pilgrimf iat Plymouth will. Jse
one of the peakem;-Pr.?W. Tl Me-J
Elveen is also'to speak. Uiss Grace
Harding, Tlollnlst, will play and Mrs.
Carrie B. Adams will conduct a sing.
H. a. Colton, president of the Man's
Brotherhood, will preside. ;
The following ar the ' boats and
hostesses at .the tables : Mr. and Mrs.
C. HLFarriiigtont Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Reld, Mr.' and- Mrs." C. J. Walker. Mr.
and Mrs. A- Ot WJtitcemb. .Mr. and
Mrs. E. N. How, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Turner, vMr.; and :J4n. E S Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy. Mr., and
Mrs. George Rossmatw Mr. and Mrs.
E. .B. MacNaughton and Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Brown and Me. and Mrs. PL Mc-
Candllss. -. , -
ASTORIA BILL IS
PASSED BY HOUSE
- (coatiBead Trot Pun Ose
ment and an effort made to secure an
appropriation in this direction, - ,
CASH TVTD FOR ASTOBIA " '
SWUS TO $40424.44
Numerous small ; subscriptions re
ceived over Sunday ' swelled the total
of the Portland Chamber- of Commerce
Astoria relief fund , to 949,334.44 today.
1A. total of. SS40 was received in small
The relief committee reported that it
expected most of the 120.000 to 125,000
outstanding in pledges to be made good
uus weeMu, utner voluntary subscrip
tions are also expected. s
The subscriptions received up to this
morning were: ' s ,
Prrrkmrfy rtported i . .'. . ... . . . $48,684.44
Cksh ............ ........ B.oe
P. C. Gtwhain .. ..... . . . . ' 8.00
C. S. Samael 25.00
R. B. Croaler 18.00
Paeine Tent A Awning eonpaay.. . 25.00
Monarch fir Clay cocopaajr. . . 60. OO
Ltnctrin Gcrfield W. B. It. .... . .. S.00
Trojin Powdcc O . 25.00
Pacific Fruit Preduoa C. . . . 100.00
Bau m Co 10O.0O
Braa Frail Co. ......... ...... 100.00
Bailaat A Ce SS.OO
E. R. iTia s Co........... 25.00
Marrin A Co. ..... , ... . . . : 25.00
Flndia A Ce. ............. . 9S no
Martin Brokeraaa Co. .... ..i. . 10.00
Kay xamaoito ............... - 19.00
G. Li. Eannort . .A . . .- ........ 10.00
Burnett A 60a .... . .'. ...'.... . 10.40
Willamette Produce Co........ 10.00
United Broker Coi . . . r. . . . B OO
W. I. Swank ....... . 20.00
Anderson Brokerage Co., ...... i-. i IQ.00
Total to data. .
V. . . ; . 4 A34.44
Sixteen Kiddies at
; Isolation Hospital ;
Looking for, Santa
- - Sixteen kiddies are house up at the
isolation hospital because. o-contagious
diseases, and they are j&erfously won
dering whether Sant laus, will be
afraid to stop there, ag thejr'.roust re
main in the hospital Jpvet :;th great
children's festival time.jTtiyithev con
fided to Dr. John Abe that if Santa
Claus is afraid to stop, he can leave
any giftci be has for Xheni at the city
health bureau, and th fey know that some
way will bo found to get .ihftm out to
- the hospital. Borne--tf tMJchildren at
the hospital coma ronkimHies who
are tn such circumstances' that Christ
mas cheer will be of , very scanty char
acter ; bo there's opportunity for any
one who wants to be assistant to the
good old saint of Christmas time.
State Chamber to
Discuss rroblems
Of Development
Invitations for state senators ajtd
cultural committees of the State Bank-
n hmnwuui v we rsruasa
Chamber of - Commerce; members of
the Oregon developmant,oard -and deT
egationa "from - commercial organlxa
tiona of the state, to attend the fourth.
Annual meeting of the State Chamber
of Commerce,- were; sent: out today by
the organization. - - -- " y 1 -' '
This meeting will be held on Janu-
ary 5 In the Green room of the cham
ber, in the Oregon ' building. Import
ance of state development work will
be discussed. -.-'
MISPLKEG
Ml BERTH FOR
FIREBOAT CREW
Asesmnt are now duo amd pay
able . to the extent of $1590 - for the
extension of Essex street from-River
street to the waterfront of the Willam
ette river... These assessments will be
come delinquent and bear ; interest
after Decmberl54," a f not paid-by
January IS the' city will take steps to
sell the delinauent property. -1 - .
The proposed street extension has
been started at the Instance of the
city government. for the purpose' of
Drovidinsr access from its own prop
erty to the waterfront, where it is
proposed to erect A berth and bead
quarters for the. crew, of one of the
fireboats. . .- -- .f '
, A. triangle section of property was
acauired for the Iirt epartment'a use
under the administration of Mayor
Albee. but was-never, utilised for this
purpose, although always neld -wtth
that intent.' -Plans for t the proposed
berth and shelter .'for firemen have
bees prepared by Battalion Chief Lee
Holden, and as soon as the street. ex
tension matters are" cleared away it
is expected that work ( on. the new
structures will start. ' ' f
Meanwhile, the owners of the Mont
gomery dock, adjoining the proposed
berth . site," have strenuously objected.
as they claim that vessels 'docking at
this' warf frequently overlap the city's
property. When this claim was made.
Commissioner Bigelow made a pro
posal ' that the wharf owners- secure
another piece of property for the city's
use in the immediate neighborhood,
and an exchange of properties would
be considered. Up to today, no definite
move has been made on that line, and
rJommtinlonH Birelow stated today
that the street opening-plans and: the
berth construction project will go
ahead. 1 - -- .
WAB5I5G AGAIXST MISUSE
OF MII,K ,CAK8 IS ISStTED
- Various complaints have' been re
ceived by Dr. IX W. Mack, head of
the city's milk inspection bureau, that
mall grocers are using for the storage
of other liquids milk cans delivered,
to their places by the mUk distributors,
and that the - cans are returned with
odors that are difficult ; to eradicate.
Jn some instances, it is sal. . the cans
were used for - holding kerosene and
only partially cleaned, with the result
that batches of milk were spoiled by
the taint.- Dr. Mack calls attention of
dealers to the fact that the. city ordi
nances prohibit tne use 01 mux cans
for any other purposes and that pros
ecutions will follow if the offenses are
repeated.
Butler Nomination
Reported Favorably
Washington, Dec. IS. (I. N. S.
The nomination of : Pierce Butler, Sty.
Paul, Minn., lawyer, as associate jus
tice of the supreme court of the United
States, was reported favorably to the
senate today by unanimous vote of
the senate judiciary committee.
TIME LIMIT TOR-FIMITG
' OBJECTTGSR fiflDB : TODAI
Today is the last day -wTtnin which
objections can be fflecT . against tne
proposed assessment of $17.423 JO for
the improvement of Woodstock avenue,
from 52nd to 42nd streets southeast
The assessments as proposed are now
en file in the city auditor's office,
onen to DUbUc inspection. A similar
situation exists in regard to the pro
posed assessment of $8646.9$ for -the
improvement of Maryland avenue,
from KiUingsworth to Atasworth ave
nue, and the proposed assessment of
$7428.71 for the improvement 01 xast
28th street, from Jfrancis avenue to
Rhone street. ;
IfITArTIES ARE KBltVrTEBS V
t FOLK fKUJEU'lS AUW-r"
Aithous-h in all four cases Contrac
tors were .delinauent to; the time of
comnletine their contract, the city
council has remitted all peadlttes-and
has accepted the following public work,
orderlne warrants drawn for- their
navment. ? .-
District Improvement of Bast 66th
street, from Stanton street to. Sandy
boulevard. C. G. Randies, contractor.
$5596.28; improvement of East Salmon
street, from East 4lSt to Jcasi'Mui
'streets. Oreeori Constructloa' company.
contractors. $7140.13 . improvement of
Haight avenue, from Blandena to Ai
berta streets, Hahn & Rebman, con
tractors. $3076.89 ; improvement of
Est 73d etreet, from 'East; Glisan to
Hassalo streets, Hahn Kepman, con
tractors, $8684.64. - . ' . t
Elks' Clubhouse j
To AddFeature to
'Lake of Woodsl
! A rustic clubhouse to be built by the
ESks .lodge of Ashland win. in; the opinion-
of E. C. Peachey,. forest ranger of
Crater National Forest, now on leave
In Portland, add much to the popuUr
ity of the Lako of the Wood recrea
tional - reserve " in Klamath, county
Three public - camp grounds are now
open to tourists and already SO cottages
are there for- summer residents. . Last
season about -700 persons visited the
resort, which offers the advantages of
risnmg ana coating beside an unusual
ly scenic country for hiking trips. The
Lake of the Woods. Is about 33 miles
from-Ashland and is one of the newer
recreational districts opened tip by the
forest: service For the - promotion of
sanitation and development projects in
the area, the Recreational Association
of Ashland has been formed. Commit
tees have been appointed to build trails
to Crater mountain, nearby, which of
fers many beautiful spots for .hiking
parties to visit r Last year the forest
service planted the lake with 20.000
black bass and a large number of silver-side
salmon. Several motor boat
and numerous rowboats are on the lake
for the use of visitors. "
Mathilde McCormick
Viis i t s St epmother
Paris. Dec 18. (L N. SD-i-Mathilde
McCormick. 16-year-old granddaughter
of John D- Rockefeller, 'arrived in
Pari from Switserland today; to do her
Christmas shopping. - Instead, of going
to a hotel, she went to the! home- of
her stepmother, Ganna Walska Mc
Cormick.. at No. 14 Rue Luebreck. It
is understood Harold McCormick.
father of Mathilde. and his bride, are
going to the United States for the holi
days, t
STATE COM
iilESERUiS
HEN SHO
T
DEAD
Through, the . testimony of j Chief
Deputy Coroner Leo Goetsch, Xbm
state : attempted to prove -today that
the bullet which killed Suey Ly, shot
April 4 during a long war at Third and
Oak street, was fired from Xys rear
and entered his back. Goetsch. testi
fied during the trial of Kim Kee. Hip
Sing gunman charged wtin rouraer in
the first degree.- . - v
It was evident that the defense
would contend that the bullet: was
fired from the. front.. ' The importance
of this noint will be developed fully
should other Witnesses testify Loy was
runnlnar from Kee when killed. Kee
is on trait In Circuit Judge Morrow
court.- The tr ialis proceeding elowry
and probably will take the rest of this
week.;-.-.-I .-;.-:.- r ? 1
t Goetsch qualified as an expert' on
gunshot wounds and stated the bullet
entered from the rear, y basing ?hls
ODinion on the condtfion of tfce wound
when be examined it in the morgue
several, hours after the snooting, a
map of tnev premises where the fight
occurred -and the clothing worn by
Loy were admitted in evidence on mo
tion by Deputy District Attorneys
Hammersly and Mowry. Wallace Mc-
Camant and Robert jaagutro are con
ducting the defense.. -
' SORE TIME GEAUTEB
Washnigton. Dec. 18. (WASHINQ-
TOM BUREAU OF THE JOtJRNAI)
Secretray Wallace of the department
of agriculture has granted those op
oosed to the Walluala. cut-off until
January 3 to present their protests.
They had asked until January i.
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Washington, Dec. 18. (U. P. Pres
ident Harding today sent to the sen
ate the nomination of Kelion T. Hart
son of Washington state to be so
Uottor of Htternal revenu. -
" - BA3nrTS GOT tis.to
New York, Dec IS. (L N. S. Bar
net ToUtnger. collector for the Green
Point KatlobAl bank, was held up in
Brooklyn at noon today and robbed
of a satchel containing nearly $12,000.
The robbers escaped.
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-1 Dreamt That I IweU in Marble
HallsV f hummed ICayor Baker this
mornJoe; as be abandoned bi own of- in municipal court this mornina; when
flc because of the cold and took refuge
tn the outer office to transact city bus,
ness between cougtja and aneeses.
Other jeltr. departrnenU bad similar
difficulties and declared tbore's such a
thinj; as carrying city economies too
far. The heat service, wae ordered by
Commissioner Ker to be shut ilown
Saturday noon and. not tumod on-aaia
until S o'clock, this morning:.. The result
was that the entire interior of the great
municipal capltol became chilled
through and also that there were nu
merous appeals to Commissioner Pier
to please keep up the fires. '
Intoxicated Dri ver
Gets Jail Sentence,
Fined, loses License
A. aentenos of 10 day in jail Vas
STen A. B.- Carver,- a longshore man.
he was convicted gf drivihs; while Jn
toxlcated. - Jadg -Bkwall also - fined
Carver t&0 and took away his driver
licenso.for to day a Carver was ar
rested at 14th. and,. Everett street at
1 o'clock Saturday afternoon after be
caused a near-panic by sia-sat drtvinK.
Testimony indicated he was not badly
intoxicated.
Mrs. Sophia IX Braun. No. 10U Til.
lamook street, waa fined $10 by Jcdffe
Ekwall on a eharso of reckless driv
ing. Mrs. Braun waa accused of driv
ing: through a lino of children ' near the
Shattuck school durins a fire drill. '
; Mrs. Braun admitted the drove l.car
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