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Newspaper Page TextT ;f1 fit i'41CV. r SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR SALEM. OREGON; TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1925 PRIC2 FIVE CENTS ' STATE HOUSE "OWNER" VI S REPORT ON SHENANDOAH NORRIS SEEKS HEARING SEPARATE AIR STATE "DRY" FORCES F IS TAKEi TO ASYLUM CRASH TAKEN, BY" BOARD ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE BATTING LIST IS HIGH drregisitij II OUT AFTER DEALERS RUDOLPH PASCHFSKOY GIVEN 8T0RY OP. HEROISM REVEAL- KELSO JLlV ACCUSED BY TODD 193 ARRESTED IN JULY AND EI AT INQUIRY I i DEMANDS FULL INQUIRY RUDE AWAKENING ; 133 CONVICTED 3 mm 1 S IS 0 S EtECTl IS PUT TO SLEEP mm Ideal Fall Weather Proves i i": I n i roor inceniive ana ne- , sponse Is Not Good" Promts of - 3-TTour Day and 2-1 Daj Wrtfc Arc Made to Wom en of Building Proposed Charter Amend : ments and Measure Are . Placed Upon Table All Surviving Men on v Dirigible I Accusations of Complicity in Mar- Aro Questioned a to Cause I .i-.- Editor Will lie In- of Crash I . 4 While waiting for imaginary papers giving -him full control of I - LAKEHURST, N. . J., Sept. 21. (By- Associated Press.) Lieu- KELSO. Wash.. Sept. 2'. (By Associated Press.) George P, 'JROLLMENP SHRINKING tbt fapftoi.builii?.K.Rl?do,p f8: DRUNKEN- DRIVERS : HITr; - - r - - - : - ahra irnir is . r wr inn ra n arrirr .1 r vr nnin 1 chfskoy, 60, of St. Johns district I in Portland, was escorted to the with him in the control car went to their death attempting to keep f Over Last Year; Sil-' - verton Under Way this time, were bestowed upon him and his name' entered on the pa tients' list at the state hospital. ! - -. Paschfakoy pas been hanging l around the state house for several lators; Service Station Per mit' Not Granted; . Dr. I; Mott Is Cited TV .i ,. ' . Monday morning found all the T. rir: ;.I ."U p"Vere"V.l"l." spite the terriric si schtels in the city, from the unl- " ,fc X " , t-i X. . causing considerable stir In was buffeting the great ship about I icCov eet Tuesday night at 8 Iversity to thradl schools, thefa Ha W Commander rs Ae time scenes of a mad rush for re -T,-; da;g in T.' " TZ, LTTAot Preliminary hearing, llTllll wages , were ft. meeting last night: laid 'the TaaT WkT; nT ." Norris. upon hi. return-from "vr" " "r.7 u l". -Utt. herd out to all etate employes who measure for Drovldlne a nmrr . v.. . Castle Rock, turned himself over wed'TanS section on i. table, along with UT."",. The "V3i5 ?? "L1"!" andoah near Ava. Ohio, on Sept. 3, the naval court of inquiry was told today by Cot C. G.Hall, an j official observer for the army air service, a survivor of the disaster. Despite the terrific storm which a cnarge or conspiracy in the murder of Thomas Dovery, Keiso editor, June 19 last, was dismissed last night on motion of Ilite Imus, prosecuting attorney, appeared today before Justice Mc Coy, Castle Rock, before whom A Ruric Todd, Kelso ex-mayor, ob tained the warrant for Norris, and demanded a" hearing in the case, Chief of Army Service. Fa vors Aerial Department of National Defense I Fine Totaling $9.90 A- rsncd Six Conn ties Fall To Make Report Occasional Violators and "Hip Pocket" Offenders ' Not Concentrated on ' . 1 . From 192 arrests during the month of July there were 135 DAVIS VOICES DISSENT p,? ARRESTS SCORED from 25 counties received by Wil liam S. Levens. state prohibition commissioner, six counties, in cluding Marion, failed to tnrn In a report while five reported no activities. These were Crook. Deschutes, Grant. Harney and Morrow. Of the amount assessed 18773.50 was collected In fines. Art in g Secretary of Xavy Saya An other Durna Xot Advisable; . (Aircraft Probe Is Now Open Operative DUmfaMed For Spnd ing Time and Money ' In Pursuing and Arreat lag Flak Carrier WASHINGTON'. Sept. 21. (By Associated Press.) Opening Its inquiry! into America's air power. showed no small amount of im-1 H "i L: "u Utt ""J wunitne control car. me army patience to get under way again.) arry lamia, son oi vmei 01 ui wcib m are 1 was in tne car ana lert it only Registration i n t h e grade! rone jvunio, was ueuvenng a 1 u w.cu uu m oauoi. 11 was 1 wnen ne was convinced - the ship ! schools showed a decrease from parage to ona or me oiuces. me w. i me specjai was aoomed. the registration made on opening "How many days a week do you r!ril,n !T0,?1.bel.t10 great' con- Lieutenant Commander C. the custody of the officer until after the-hearing. .Prosecuting Attorney Imus said, that he knew of no evidence against-Norris, who day last year, but this is account-1 work, son?" queried Paschfskoy, ed for on two scores, the early 1 Youne MInto told him. opening ana tne fair weatner. Last Yott are go nK to work for me thal T would warrant the cost Tithl year school opened ' on a rainy and oniy two days a week. Your eSn? J ? ay ana mom 01 iu,e siuueuis were vrasres will be mcreasea. ne wast on hand from the first. - But with informed. the weather Monday Ideal; the" in- - Me for you all the time," re centive to bask In the open spaces sponded the youth as he proceed probably proved too strong. ed to safer and! saner quarters. According to word received According to! the Illusion of the L, ' Tl m , .,t .1 I .1 j 1 i.- j ..j I oi ue iruui 1 no viiicv ut iub tiijr ouuei-itiuefiy ioau, me siuie una uuue V:,UK;U": V"- vwtW u m the uaii0t. and his declaration that car " ,1 . .grade schools are checking up on order that he might obtain Justice. he dJd not ,ike the idea of the VAvthe li8t of al1 tbe pnpils T dld he was having' the necessary pa- counclVa uslng the rnmor that he 0 ' siderlng that the bridge, street re- Rotenda navigator Tnd r"1"1 n a 'o Prove w "ulraat mea8res surviving officer, in the first of- were not of an emergency nature Iicia, reDOrt ier madA nt th. A,. aster, added hi3 praise to that of Y "with the announcea intenuoa Colonel Hall. He said that all I of asking" Governor, Hartley to in- The meeting of the council, Ithron eh the neriod nf nnrprtnint-v I tercede in the investigation into which was- expected to reach a J he did not observe a. alnxl inci- I tbe Dovery murder and to appoint high heat over the measures, was I dent where any- person on the vpeclal prosecutor or Investlga extremely peaceable, to say the I Shenandoah did not perform his I tor. Todd charged that the local ieasi. Mayor uiesy emDnatlcaily I diiev fuliv pffir-Jpntw anH wpII I officers would not act. ueiore that he had said he would! i"At no time nrecedinz th dls 1 leaving here Todd asked the Kelso veto the measures to be placed on aster while I was in the control f police to provide a guard for him r 1 j a . . til m 11 iv I . m9t - k 4. . 1 v wcaouico iu uc yiatcu uu V:'"???,r w"1 . . - .,lvt!". . the ballot, and his declaration thatlcar.- he said, "was there a tlnrle as he left the city and night Ser spoken out of the ordinary Igeant Huntington and . orricers conversational tone- This was! Bailey and Kranda rode in an H ' I V muo wub iuj.wio ocl" J - I WOnlfl fin an na an pnu fnr nau. . .l..1 . ... I i VM- ih. t.n tv, X2j an effort will be made to get .tate and wae iaking over the en- Ing Wmhe bn" - -- ,7 3. r""'" ,Z 7 in, ToZu VartT. aTfTr t rm nair immflniarpiT eran in tia 'maMao-oman rr ia, institn.i i i- , ' 1 "' u."u.6v.uv... I Tko K I I 1 ,t iV. U. 1 -1. m-o.n i 1 exercising of the compulsory at- tlon. The park-like grounds sur- V .1. -yu- ; ouicot,.ui im- jt A tendance law must be resorted to. rounding thV building would prove "In th chang ,nc '? e roc"tIn! ""P ard 8tor,ef "V"7' WOmen "d "w 5?,Todd " fiome of tie nunils. it is exnected. 1 ,t.,nt nUv , J hi, of he of tIle Salem Street and others cryptic, of 21 other party, according to the officers. .,. ,iri-, i5hl w :r;:;: l7v:.7;V " -railway ; irom Seventeenth to survlwors of the disaster which I Friends of Nonia were angry ;;;4i.-;;;"u,Tnt"hX fc.UI:""Hr:".. Eighteenth, became a lamb instead cost lives and brought to an end over what they terme (Continued oa pSe 8) rnnnn of whoonlnr coueh. al-Lnj k.hnn hv rrnniaA f - - . y ..s.-v. , ..v.yui vc.OCvw.uu hn,h omv f mai- :r, "17. "1 "7' "IT" a"00 ".the proposed change was air fighting ship the nation pos- IT" Ik' : 1";,; ""T!"! " P03. order to give the sessed V I v -t- ViT tT ine 1 "lcer K n,H rms na street committee another two pastweek at the office of the city escorted him to the police car and Leeks In which to work .on the health officer. , i v before the county court. Exnlain- t nn,. .. .- Although the Junior high J ing the necessity of having a state-1 which has drawn interest In Sa- STUDENT STORE BANNED schools of the city snow an tn- owned automobile In wMch toiiem. waa barelr mentioned and crease over last year, the Increase ride, he wae taken ' to the state I no action waa taken in tha matter I WILLAMETTE ROOK STORE is not as large as that anticipated hospital. In spite of the warm day Intoxicated drivers were dealt ! TLAXS XOT RECOMMEXDED' by tne scnooi Doara. ine same i asenrs toy wore a heavy over-ja blow by , an ordinance, pasae reason is given that la made tojeoat, j ; , "prohibiting Intoxicated- persons That any plan for a students' account for the decrease of at- I from ooeratlnr motor- vehicles l cooperative book store should be WASHINQTOM. Sept. 21. (By Sixteen stills were seized daring! Associated Press). The program the month and counties report! for prohibition enforcement being the president's special air board Jail sentences ranging from 0 developed by Assistant Secretary brought today to the public view days In Jail to nine years in the Andrews of the treasury, has a wide' conflict of opinion In the Penitentiary, from Jackson county reached the stage where a pro- war department as to the relative nicn made ronr arrests, and ob- nouncement of a new federal pol lmportance and position of air- Gained four convictions. Fines Icy may be expected tor be made" craft to other units of the national ,!Tll J this county were $3350. soon. It will delineate the work defense. ' 1 11luor aestroyea variea irom five I wnicn tne federal government win . . ...pmis in unco in county to 350 1 attempt to Co and will empnasize For seven and a half hours the . Mnnt hh.t nr .nr.,. , k.- board heard those charged with Washington county topped the left entirely to state and local the administration of the army 11., with th T.nmw f BnvArfiA. discuss the policy, fundamental 44 beinjr maJe reBUitlnr lB 2ft . v v, ground work and prospects for Us convictions. Fines amounting to tn .,; h- v.. -,,!!: 1. air service, about which Acting $1000 were levied and $900 col- ,n the general way that he be- Secretary Davl, said there was no lected - Three stills were seized lleT the ch!t faactlon of the cause tor alarm, despite that it and 180 days In Jail meted out: federal government is stoppage of was operating with Inadequate Multnomah county reported 2 the sources of the bootleg trade equipment and waa in need of ad- arrests. 19 convictions. $375 In In tnis connection it was disclosed ditlonal funds. fines assessed and 573 days in tod- that th. nmhihitk n.a . Although Mr. Davis and two of 3al1- I marshal had ordered dismissal of hU high ranking officers vigorous-I ITI'..ll prohibition agent atUched to Iy opposed the creation of a de- LUUut lYlbMoLKb uAIMtn the New Orleans administrator partment of national defense with office for "spending time and a directing head of all air forces, ODD FELLOWS AXD REREKAS money" In pursuing, serchinx which has been urged by Colonel COXVEXE IV PORTL.XD and later arresting a woman mo- William Mitchell, this proposal torlst when he found she carried drew the favor of Major General PORTLAND, Sept. 21. (By the "a pint flask perhaps a . third Mason M. Patrick, chief of the Associated Press.) Five thousand full." army air service. Wd Fellows and Rebekahs from As a rMnU of lhe agent ac Ceneral Patrick said he believed p"s 01 lDe cn"ea Blies na tion. which Mr. Andrews regard General Patrick said . he Canada today participated I the ., h.n th. fUri mill' mi nn nr I np inT.rpim I i w t - . .. . i v- I. ,,. -r I 0 1 law Quaoxious tsa cohd, ma . --- 1 grauu loage 01 uaa reuows, tne national defense, but in the mean- patriarchs Militant and Rebekhas time the air service snouid t assembly. The conventions con made "seml-autonomonous" with I vened today. a position similar to tnat of tne 1 Openinr ceremonies of the con- marine corps in it relation to the I ventlons werec.onducted In the terence with Prosecuting Attorney I navy. public auditorium under chair- Iraus and Sheriff Studebaker fori Appearing a tne nrst witness, 1 manshlp of Dr. A. Johnson, past l . ' - . 1. 11 . j I fr rtawta iIIikiicmi hrnnril thelrranil mail., n Oaavnn. Tlnnrw I wltnees-tn. the ; Gordon trlaU Uncy of the arm which, started tnis morning. 1 caicu mere l" OT I which hi reorganized fore wUl . . . . f 1 -1 'f . . . ,1 aw m m m 1 rtTi iv.ma 9rtm wji i Try a ina I Tne jury to try a. tt. uoruon, 1 wuk ia -t uv.....vn termed Todd'a ma charge of the investigation Into the Dovery murder, arrived here this morning from Seattle and de clined to make any statement rel etlve to the' case. He was in con assistant secretary has informed til administrators and their depu ties of details of the case. This was done, he said, for the guid ance of the enforcement personnel and he described the dismissal as a disciplinary move. Disclosure of the Incident was tendance in the grade , schools. MITCHELL IS RELIEVED The ordinance gives the city Judge abandoned was the recommenda- exiaBerlnTenden7 of the Kelso that the organlzaUon ly success- delegates. Most of the afternoon he expected to do and at the same this year school opened early, and the fair Is held late. . v ! Before school has been under OUSTED FROM SERVICE ram AVTnhn Tnat Rnt 1 way veiy long, George W. Hug, I (B Aluocl PreB 'Col city' sunerintendent. predicts the wm .t..v. .1- Venrellment of students at the Jun- offIcer and cehter of a 8torm of kt ttlsli atimt1a wDl attain trial . ... i-.ir;w- V the army and navy EUGENE, Ore . Sept. 21. The Business Men's LeagUe. were op- t. z, . 1 air services made m a. series 01 r t ti.ai.v..1.4. i 1 i.noj .. ....... I tire committee of the Willamette I ,.j I rUGcNr MAN- HHES UL-S 11....-,,-... .. iJ"""" - --- " . I , nrt levfi : 1 ...o.Ljr uv..u ui icS. ""''land 10 men composing the jury, on tne stand by Major uenerai REV. TULLY TO BE FORMALLY plies will be handled in the future IX STALLED SOON Business men. throueh G. P. McAfee, secretary of the Salem ft. 1 ' l.f . A. nkfMvZ Salem high school the Cd?.6 Hi Pre8eri of, . . . . . aAi renevea 01 iurtner auty as corps 1 nt rstinM anj mnHtr.fnr v greater in number than that made MGe he Willamette Valley Presby- open a store downtown and meet last year on opening day. has not ?hl S .L ' J1. will preside at the installing expenses similar to other business docks , ana a iew stuaents sup- Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John L. Hlnes. chief of staff. Qulnn Immediately gave the open-1 Brigadier General Hugh A. Drum. ing statement for the prosecution I assistant chief of staff, and Gen- and Luclen Crawford, city clerk, eral Patrick. was placed on the stand as the The chief of the air service, the first witness. He was followed by last of the four to testify, said that M.j J. Lord, ex-city clerk. Other at times his recommendations to on the ground unfair competition but .were willing if .the students wanted to yet attained the Inreasa antlcipat- ordo . " .tlirda wa. mada ceremonies at Salem, Thursday houses. It was pointed out that nMHnn w. rriA ini . lssuea aiuraay was mue 1 ht Rentember 24. when the the local business men were heaw Rev. N. K. Tully. D. D.. newly I contributors - to the endowment elected pastor of the Salem Pres-1 campaign and place several thou byterlan church, takes . his new I sands of dollars In advertising ed Registration was carried onr (W,-w.-iitM1. .nmm.n, In full force up till 5 o'clock in ..General Hlnds has no com the afternoon. ! mant tn maVo Inn the order." Col At Willamette university, regis- J. F, Preston, corps chief of staff. traUon went slowly. Reason Is I aft; fnoon. The order I po'ltlon. given at tne registrar s oiuce tnat was by General Hinds and today will be the big day for regisr deliyered to Colonel Mitchell Sat uration. Freshmen were not able urd d R became effective lm to register at all until they were mediately" 1 through with their English en- na . TnnTnL w. M-tev .iat. trance exam, and that meant that ant to Coionel! Mitchell, automati- practicauy ail ot taein wouiu HcalIy becorijS keting corps air of- rrootinued tit si . -i Mitcneii is xpectea to remain LARGE GIRDERS ARRIVE at Fort Sam Houston until sum LAttUt UmUtn; ftVmVC moned by the! aircraft investigat ing utttcv. -c-rnivr-ppa wit v. I ing board in Washington or until iifcvrsrcn IV THKATKn war aepanment oraers arc wucm iransiemng mm ewewucrc. day the two heaviest single pieces MINER Kl LLS OFFICcKo of steel ever brought to this city. They are the steel girders for the SHERIFF AXD ' POLICE CHIEF new. theater being built by George I DEAD; MAN smutOUXDJbaj B. Guthrie, on High street. The meazanine giraer weigns oyer 14 1 k fkukia, ii., sept, zi toy tons, and the balcony girder over j The Associated Press) Sheriff 16 tons. They are 63 feet long. 0rvllle Litchfield, 34, of Marshall xthw The girders could not be brought I county,' and John" Lonard, 50, of . ? Hover the Oregon Electric on" ac-Tolucaf HI. chief of police were count of "the street turns coming killed tonight by Joseph Spenrax. out of Portland. f , They , were de- a former cvl 'miner whom the ot Hvered' by the Southern ' Pacific, fleers' tried to capture at Toluca. occupying two flat ears. After the shotting Spenras barri-U Workmen will start today to get caded himself; in his home and to the girders in place, after which night was defying capture. J operations can be speeded up in Tonight a trowd of men, well the construction of this new 390,- armed,- " surrounded the house 000 theater for Salem. 1 where Spenras had barricaded himself but I leaders of the posse j TWO MORE CLUBS -QUIT - tt JZ: 1 with the university publications. -- 1 - I Rlre Ttarhert A. Thnmouin nf TA- w luiiuweu 1 ' I .1. v. uv VI. trolt in his annual report recom- ZV . mended that all races of the world ?T,!nW1.1 dntle thU .tb! ! be admitted into the ranks of Odd JB ine ieaera forPB,Ma 10 Fellowship rorm waB annihilation of the In regard to the homes estab- wholesale and importing bustaes- lished by various lodges of the or- handling Ullclt liquor and the der. it was Mr. Thompson' be- dUmtoaal of the agent for arrest lief, his report said, that the es- Mtp oUtor- was ac- tabllshment of such homes, should ceptea meaning- bow witnesses will be, called by the the general staff concerning the IW Wom. ,ftrt . ' onM prepared to more specif Ically dl- sute. I service had either been ignored or I . ,.. .v. , imih. Alide the enforcement between hi rejected, adding that one of these J iBtizi...i mw. r th rrtr ! own and the state and local forces. HAY DEALERS CLOSE was to establish the air service as , .v., .aTr.r- w,v . I a separate corps, which change he m...A i.rved th nemonal tench so I today with Attorney General Ear- YAKIMA; Wash., Sept. 21. I made clear would be the first step essential In fraternal work. Closer sent and there have been Indica- The board of directors of North- looking to the department of na- arrnttnv nf thns admitted to the!tlon that at nrevlous similar con- west Hay association late tonight tional defense. homes also was recommended, ast I ferences the subject of the dlvi- voted to suspend operations. ANOTHER WASHINGTON DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE S PnOEXLX AND K. C. GROUPS VOLUXTARILY DISR.XD Voluntary disbandment of 'the K.i C. and Phoenix, girls secret so cieties at the high school, was announced Monday, bringing the total to three. One' other girls' Glib, the TNT, remains intact. The Friars, hoys' club, is reported to have Uken similar action. As every student is required to ;a a pledge before registering r the fall term at the high school f nether or not. the club has f or ally passed into oblivion), this tfon will be taken as signal that a' organization is disbanded .ilure to live up to the pledge is nlshable by suspension or ex light. COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN 1923-26 YEAR STARTED IX ELEVEN DISTRICTS N i Eleven schools in the county, ex clusive of Salem, held registration for the 1925-26 school year Mon day. V Some of the county schools started work ;the first of Septem ber, while the' remainder will open their doors September 28; or Oc tober 5. I : Schools starting yesterday in cluded SilvertoB. Mehama, Middle Grove, Kelzerl Parish Gap.1 Marion, Aurora, Pleasant Point, MC Angel, Mountain View and the union high school at Cerrais. -n Jjf : 'V: '05St Yvl -kM tt-M M . if" .y fir General Patrick, likewise de- was a study leading to more effic-sion of authority and respoasibll- clared that the air service was la lent management.' lty was discussed. la effecting need of larger appropriations and ; L tne - recent reorganization of the he presented figures showing the PRIcnu TflWFR BEGUN prohibition force Mr. Andrews has recommendations ne had made j kept the department of Justice and .the amount actually allowed XEW ARSENAL TO RE nOUSED MaIIr advised of hU plans tnas by the budget ; - OUTSIDE OP WALLS I mncn s 11 13 tn4t "Payment s duty to prosecute cases aeveiopea by the dry agents and Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assistant at- (Centlaned oa pat 8) OUTSIDE OP WALLS The work of erecting a new OREGON VMAN -IS' VICTOR J"fd li'?r torney general tn charge of prohl- . penitentiary Is now under way. nrtinn h. eonferred - ,. IM.. 1 lit - .V- I " I CAXBY GUARDSMAN ' TAKES 1 a wer " loften with the treasury oftlciaL SU.RPSHOOTIXn HONORS iront gate ana wm oe ouisiae oi the prison wails. The institution - a, a a a a. a a MADT5VV Win . Rent- 51 I arsenal wui oe nousea m me ww PLANE WRECKED IN CRASH SEATTLE. Sept. 21. (By As sociated Pres.) Compelled" to land la a pasture becanse of en- National guard individual cham-ter pionshlp of the United SUtes went ulDW improvemeni comem- to an Oregon Infantryman in the P'atea mciuae tne euminauon w ..i v .v. i steD ieadin t irom tne orison vara gon sharpshooter being Sergeant to the guard post, installation of trouble, a plane flown by Jl . u c. wlmentanrleraents above the cells! Lieutenant T. J. Koenlg. com- aiu r.. uro-u ui wuuj. u". oer-l " " l . ... e,a-. geant Brown received th- gold an alarm system to be a ". in event or breaks or otner serious w - - dUturbances within the institution mish today. Neither Koenlg nor walls. The Improvements are be- reserve Lieutenant E. J. McClana- Ing made with prison labor and han. wno wa uyinr wna mm. materials. mjurea I rifle championship medal from the executive officer of th matches. Oregon infantrymen who beat the national guard of the country In the infantry match last week came In for further shooting hon ors in the sensational victory of the national guard over the regu lar army in the United State serv ice team match. t SHEET ROPE FAILS SEATTLE. Sept. 21. Miss Mar gie West. 41, an inmate of the city's internment hospital in the King county Jail, fell and broke her back today when she attempt ed to escape through a window by sliding down a rope to the ground. Miss .West had tied several sheets together and had almost reached the ground when one of the knots slipped. ' - - . NEW SEWERS PROPOSED SEATTLE, Sept. 21. Construc tion of an Improved sewer 'system to cost 4.500,00O was proposed In an ordinance Introduced in the city council by Councilman John IE. Carroll today. Strong opposi tion because the hill provides for general taxation Instead otdfs- i tflct assessment was indicated., RYCKMAN AGAIN CHOSEN GAME COMMISSION ELECTS; BIRD REFUGE W ASKED PORTLAND. Sept. 31.---(By the Associated Press.) At a meeting today of tbe state game commis sion. M. Lw Ryckman. superinten dent of hatcheries until about two months ago. was reappointed su perintendent of hatcheries. E. F. Averlll, state game war den, was officially elected director of the educational department. James T. Jardine of Oregon Agricultural college, outlined a program by which experienced fish cultural might be developed tor game commission work. : It was decided to request the commissioner of reclamation to turn water back Into lower Klam ath Lake, thus restoring an 80. 000 acre bird refuge. Two applicants for the positioa of superintendent - of hatcheries were named. E. W. Corf, of the MeKenzle hatchery, and J. M. Peters of "Astoria. - WOMAN BATTLES CO? TRAFFIC OF FEND Hit I.AXDS HEAVILY ON OFFICER " SEATTLE. Sept. 21. Two women were arrested and a traffic policeman was Bursts: a bruised Jaw as a result of feminine 'protests here today against new traffic regulations on downtown streets. Miss Nellie Dane landed a sharp left on Petrclman Hark ler's cheek and was bockM for disorderly conduct after re fused to retrace her tteps who trying to cross a street whh traffic signs set "Stop." Mrs. Marie Fouler. takTi to police healTuarters for !cctr.r Ing on when to cro. street? ami when not. rettrted later-w't'. her hnsbandTo protest against the "hufslM.-iticrr of hef arrft " She then Lptr.t minute in durance vi'.e hciore d. poslti.-5 32 ball.