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THE DALLES DAILY CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, MAY I, 1121.
SEAMEN'S STRIKE
PARLEY IS OFF
LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR EF
FECTING 8ETTLEMENT OF
MARINE TIE-UP.
$15,000,000 WAS
BRIDE'S SURPRISE
By United Press
WASHINGTON, May G Negotia
tions between the government and
seamen's leaders are virtually at a
standstill.
As far as the unions are concern
ed, negotiations are ended, William
S. Drown, president of the Marine
Engineers' National IJcnovolcnt as
sociation said today.
At the office of Secretary of La
bor Davis it was said that no plans
have been made for any conference
for at least two days. Davis and
Hoover seemed to have little hope
of effecting a settlement, although
neither would say directly that
there had been a breaking off of the
negotiations.
Taxi Mayfield's Taxi
Telephone main 5021.
27tf
Brown's Dufur Stag Time Table
Taw lound trips daily. Leave Baak
hotel, It. a. in. and 4 p. ni. Leave
Dufur l.'M a. m. und 1 p. ui. tt
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STADELMAN AND McCOY
TO START BALL GAME
Mayor P. J. Stadelman, pitch
ing, and E. O. McCoy catching,
will Inaugurate the first baseball
game of the season in The Dalles M
Sunday, when the local nine
M clashes with the fast Maupin ag- -ft
gregation of swatsters.
Local players are spending -ft
-K their evenings in putting the old -fc
baseball field In shape, prepara-
tory to Sunday's game. For the
accommodation of spectators,
the grandstand is being remodel- -fc
-K ed. The game will start promptly -K
at '2:30 o'clock.
,
ALLIES SERVE
(Continued From Pate 1.)
PORTLAND FIRM
(Continued From Page 1.)
in the city. Tho floor will be of
finest hardwood. A gallery seating
300 persons will bo provided, giving
non-dancers a place to sit and lis
ten to the music. A special seat
ing arrangement tor the orchestra
will bo made in tho gallery. Tho coil
ing of tho ball room will bo clear
of all obstructions, permitting perfect
acoustics.
Numerous other rooms and depart
ments will probably bo included in
tho. completed plans, whon worked
out by tho architects. Among feat
ures under consideration arc rooms
for American Legion headquarters
nnd offices for Tho Dalles-Wasco
County Chamber of Commerce.
Tho .architects will start work up
on tho comploto working plans at
once. Actual construction of tho
building will not start until somo
ll:no in tho summer, howevor, as
the building site will not bo vacated
until Juno 1 under tho terms or its
sale to tho city. ,
Tho following persons served on
tho auditorium plaiiH comniltteo: W.
J. Souforl, chairman; A. W. Man
chester, Dr. Fred Thompson, Dr, n.
C. Olingor and II. S. Klco.
Dick Pagan, of Ft. Worth, Tex.,
junior at Darmouth College, didn't
Know when he persuaded eighteen-ycar-old
Katherinc Stevens, of
,1 Jrooklyii, to elope with him, that
he was marrying $15,000,000. But
it so developed, because Katherinc
was the daughter of the million
aire hermit Calvin A. Stevens, who
up until his death in A' arch lived
just off Wall Street, in New York
City, while his wife and daughter
resided in a very unpretentious
and common home in l'roo!:fyn.
Pareiits of the two say both must
finish tfir college courses.
He informed the members of the al
lied demands and they at once began
discussing them.
The completion or a new German
cabinet to supplant the one just re
signed was to be determined today at
a meeting of the reichstag's foreign
committee.
It was'belleved the ministry will bo
coalition. Majority socialists showed a
desire to avoid responsibility for the
grave decision which must be made
soon In regard to reparations.
tails flying. In addition to music by
the dance orchestra, a clown band,
well versed in the art of enticing
wlerd noises from wlerder instru
ments, will appear in concert. One
number per square mile rendered by
this band is expected to result in an
epidemic of insomnia.
The entire hall has been turned
over to the mercy of tho entertain
ment committee, with Instructions to
go the limit. The majority of he "ac
'tion" will occur on the second floor,
although several dark secrets are ru
mored to be in hiding in the basement.
For Elks and their ladies only, is
the decree of the committee, which
adds that local and visiting "Bills"
are in for the "biggest time In the his
tory of the local lpdge."
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OREGON'S TAX
(Continued From Pago I.)
Deschutes, $1118.62; Douglas, $5936.
23; Grant, $2544.56; Hood River, $134,.
34; Harney, $82.44; Jackson, $6256.
56; Jefferson, $1189.45; Josephine,
$1869.87; Klamath, $2535.04; Lake,
$1271.33; Lane, $5565.18; Lincoln,
$1138.22; Linn, $3437.50; Marlon,
$792.68; Morrow, $936.36; Polk, $339.
80; Tillamook, $3913.98! Umatilla,
$1045.92; Union, $2787.41; Wasco,
$973.57; Wallowa, $1440.81; Washing
ton, $3287.52; Wheeler, $1696.63;
Vamhill, $1002.03; total $66,583.61; to
tal last year, $59,684.94.
DOLLAR STANDARD
(Continued From Page 1.)
CHIVALROUS MAN
IS ACCUSED OF
HAVING 3- WIVES
By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 5
to get some more. The more he make3
the less he lives.'
"Too much money is at the bottom
of a lot of misery In this country. Par.
' ents with money dress their girls In
suggestive -modern styles, and then
wonder why they get into trouble.
Parents with money give their sons
high-powered automobiles and wonder
why the sons go to the devil.
"Thero's too much money int the
schools working harm. There's too
much money in tho churches them
selves working harm.
"Wo are in clanger of domination by
the dollar. If we would keep our civ
ilization from following those of past
ages into oblivion, we must overcome
. the single Idea of tho monetary stanr
Linn 769,260.60 1,048,702.18
Malheur .... 563,839.04 783,714.57
'Marion 1,340,460.34 1,694,327.99
Morrow .... 366,727.89 543,744.33
Multnomah .11,988,925.91 14,776,313.46
Polk 413,868.24 656,677.63
Sherman ... 263,250.06 365,661.1fi
Tillamook .. 613,949.90 801.390.10
Umatilla ... 1,288,026.38 1,649,967.70
Union 575,681.77 685,861.89
Wallowa 398,778.66 501,941.87
.Wasco 511,312.96 . 686,416.16
Washington. 792,817.45 1,073,194.00
Wheeler ... 117,589.13 151,382.23
Yamhill 635,948.54 781,970.55
Totals . .$32,596,695.03$41,117,397.71
Patrol Levies Heavy.
The additional amounts that are
levied this year for fire patrol in those
counties where such levies are made
are:
r Baker, $965.09; Bonton, $2084.13;
Clackamas, $1728.45; Clatsop, $3383.
16; Columbia, $1679.96; Coos, $2709.
35; Crook, $415.02; Curry, $2423.60;
Long
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men in different places that cannot be completed
by telephone and, in many instances, in less time
than it takes dictate the average business letter.
Consider the time taken by correspondence and
the unavoidable delays of the mails. Try the long
distance telephone in your out-of-town business
transactions.
Recent improvements in transmission have made
it possible to talk satisfactorily to any point in this
country.
Long-distance service is the direct and economi
cal method of communication and does away with
undue expense and delay.
Ask for Pacific Long Distance.
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company
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Dr. Hauin, chiropractic physician.
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POLISH FORCES
(Continued From Pno 1.)
InBpnrtyTTwo Polos woro killed and
othor casualties were Inflicted.
(Martial law was declared in Kntto
wltz, Ploss. Rybnlk and othor towns,
but tho Polos disregarded tho de
crees. German representatives in upper Si
lesia doclarod tho Polos woro attempt
ing a fait accompli, hoping that if
they seized portions or tho region tho
nlllos would bo Influenced to disre
gard tho recent ploblslclto.
At tho foreign office hero it was
stated that tho country around Hon
thon Is In tho hands or tho rioters. Tho
railway brldgo at Olelwltz was said
to have been dynamited and railway
and telegraph service Interrupted.
her, the man must be chivalrous and
not disappoint tho young lady, John
William Murray of New York be
lieves. That was his explanation today of
tho ' charges reported to have been
made ngalnst him in New York of j
marrying three wives without
or divorces.
"Tho girls expected mo to marry
thorn," ho declared. "What else could
I do?"
"No bigamy has been committed,"
ho added. "Mario Pavis is tho only
Veal wifo.' "
Murray, nccording to news dis
patches from Now York, is accused
there of having married Mario Pavis,
now a Los Angoles motion picture
actress; Mario Dougherty, a former
war worker, nnd Anita Southwlck,
known on tho stage as Anita May
Warwick.
So far as the local pollco know,
warrant charging Murray with
rlty and respect for vested rights."
LOCAL ELKS
(Continued From Page 1.)
no
any offense has been Issued in Now
York.
"I am perfectly willing to go to
Now York to faco any charges thoy
might want to prefer against mo,"
Murray declared, reiterating a flat
djnlal of all tho reported charges.
for use by persons wishing to "play
the wheel" an dother concessions.
i Don racics, cine anu Knuo rac.is,
prop- h0t,.clc-g barkers, sandwich and soda-
I pop vendors, toy balloon pedlers the
list goes on indefinitely these will
give the affair a real holiday spirit.
Holiday spirit will be the only brana
J served, however, the committee stern
ly declares.
An old-fashioned bar, the kind rated
13 to tho block in the pioneer days of
The Dalles, will bo installed, however,
for tho sake of bringing back fond
momorios to the old-timers. Soti
drinks of various kinds will bo served
over the bar, Including Elk milk and
other fraternal delicacies.
There will be dancing, from nine
until twelve each evening, to the
strains of tho no wlO-plece Elks' or
chestra. This orchestra Is the largest
strictly fraternal dance orchestra
which has ever played In The Dalles,
and is guaranteed to produce music
which will make grandfather forgot
his "mis'ry" nnd step out with coat-
MAN SHOT DEAD
(Continued From 1'k l J
found tho driver dead In his wagon.
Pollco uro working on tho theory
thai one or McDonough'a rivals for
tho hand or Tholnin Shono, south
side hello, did tho shooting.
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