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'RIDAYr DECEMBER 22, .1922. TfIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, OREGON. 17 f Council fievokes ; - - - s wss wsf v .. - ssvsr . v Portland Hotels Two hotel licenses hays en revoked toy the city council because of advene Tsporuf of the police -department, and after the parties holding toe: license were "iven a public hearing by the . council. One of these Is for the Wi antehee hotel. 265 ; Second- - street, held by Sam Warier. The other Is the Ryan hotel, Fifth, and Jefferson streets, opposite the city halt held by Pichard Spooner.A. (X-Jacobson was permitted to retain- his rooming house license for 657Vi First street on the understanding that he should keep out all drug addicts. , The city council has revoked the restaurant and soft drink, license held by J. Keso for 269 Everett street, and has declared its intention to consider no new application for sny license for this piece for a period of six months. Keso was "too busy" to ap pear before the council at the time set for his hearing. Members of the council indicated that hereafter they "will put the six months' ban on places where licensee are revoked that have been a source of constant trouble to the police department. . ; . POLICE CHECK UP - ON MISSING: GIRLS - (CMichl6d Fmm 1'tc One) . .Augunt The former had brown hair. . blue tyes and was '- 5 feet 1 inches in height. She was larger- than the flrl : described. y .Mrs:, liary, , The. other girl from Everett was- feet in height. had brown .hair, blue eyes and wore a brown dress. - , ' ' , Xxaie lows, 15-year-oUr -daughter of J"rank lows, Gardsna, Cak, left her home September 5, dressed in a man's - Clothing. -She carried with- her, -liow cvrr, aL yungee ana a prowa Skirt. She was S feet inches in height and had: browp hai r and blue eyes. .- Detectives' ran down the clue -of the girl In Lents, answering the descrip tion, who-' was supposed to have, van- - ished lste in September. They learned v, that the girl's parents; after reporting v the ' disappearance, failed to report ' when the girl was found. . ' , - al.'ioomis was mJxed rp : 4 ix nn shootijto scrape 0 Al Loomis. held in Jail as a material witness pending the clearing-up of Helen Leary's charges that Cash Weir killed a runaway lrl in hie houseboat last September, won much notoriety in December, - 1911, because of the shooting of "Mysterious Billy" Smith. Smith's wife had divorced him, ao ' eording to the story told by Loomis today, Loomis said he married her, but Smith refused to give her up. Bad '. t1("iwi n111r1 KArwaAn fWA v,-v suiting in several quarrels and culmin ating in a pistol fight on December 17 tif that year. : Loomis was arrested at the time, but after Smith's recovery the prosecution was dropped. v : Smith was seriously wounded. Smith's former wife is Still married to Loomis, - but they are not living together. '- Loomis was unhesitating in his de ..nuciation of Helen Leary's story of the murder, making the statement that . m her assertions cannot be relied upon. "'i SABI3T HAEJD ' Si Jt,n to the PPOint "ESrtVt? W. Sltton as receiver for Levitts store, inc.. against which an U Srsds"1 tttion was r1 era? tT?'. before Fed- Judge Wolverton today and sue ceeded in having Hi U Sabla appointed Joint receiver with Sittoa.- t 4 s Japanese, Guilty Oi Smuggling, Are Given Pns on Terms ' Federal penitentiary sentences were imposed today by Federal Judge C. KL Wolverton Jntara, Kajino an K. Takira, Japanese sailors, who pleaded guilty to smuggling five Japanese aliens into the United States. Kajlno, leader, was fined $500 and sent, to McNeils island for two years en the smuggling charge and fined $250 and sent to McNeils island for 13 months on a second charge of helping to con ceal the men In a' north end hotel. Ta kira was fined J2S0 and sentenced, to IS months at McNeils island on the smuggling charge. The" third member of the gang, , Yoshitsuga Nimura, has pleaded not guilty and will be tried January 22. I . The five were brought over oh th steamer Tpres Maru. The men were so weak -when taken out of the coal bunk- f era, where they had been biding for days, that they had to be assisted ashore. v. i f-.,. . ..... Arrest of the three smugglers and capture of the five aliens was one of the largest - catches Immigration In spector R. P. Bonhaxn and his deputies have made. Man Found Shot : At. Medford ; Says He Was Attacked " Medford, Dec. 22.-That a serious wound at , the Vxaaa of his neck was caused by a -shot fired at him by an un identified person is the statement of Pete Sopoff, 35. a Russian, svhd says friends named Havinof f and Pete Mar goff live at- Second - and- Morrison streets, Portland. Sopoff . was found wounded near the east end of Jack son -bridge, here Wednesday. . In" addition to the wound Sopoff s scalp is cut in three-places, evidently by the butt of a German pistol which he asserts he wrenched from his as sailant. The pistol was found near where Sopoff was lying. -One shell had been fired. The bullet has not been lo cated, though: X-ray , pictures were taken. v Sopoff had bought a draft for $800 shortly before he was attacked and had considerable money on him. He had also purchased food and was on his way to the "Jungles" across the bridge. Only the food was missing. The two Portland friends and Stop off were employed "at the Hill -Construction camp near Trait on the Cra ter Lake highway; The two Portland friends came to Medford today .in re sponse to telegrams. Sopoff s recovery Is expected.' , , Red Vest Worn When Fund Exceeds Mark Willamette University, Balera, Dec. 22. Dr. Arthur Smith, executive of the Willamette Forward Movement, ap peared at chapel Wednesday wearing a red vest He had promised the bit of color if the student body of Willam ette university went over the $40,000 mark. The actual pledges of the- stu dents totalled a few hundred dollars above $0,000, endowing the "James T. Matthews chair of mathematics." . . ,. ,' i i i ii . a i v O&Ettcm f A1tMERft"HEAB ADDRESS Lebanon, or., iec zz. - a. ir rStt. national president of the Farm ers' union, spoke for two hours last niaht before the annual state meeting of the organization. He was given an enthusiastic welcome by tha delegates. i I WILEY B. ALLEN CO. , 148 Fifth St, Ssar Xorrtsea v7 Instant Service Main Floor Department mmmm er i I i irJsi Jil r ' sr. -.-ar- . Phonograph Re cords ' : f or '' :-'-C;Tl'i ' C . . -CHRISTMAS GIFTS Delivered in Choice Holiday Packages " The" latest word in appropriate, artistic and original Christmas gifts. 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