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OLDEST JIAYOft SAYS YOUTHS
' XO WORSE THAX ELDER3
(By'Cetrl Preta ;
ORANGE, Cal.--Wlth the helm
of its municipal ship of state en
trusted to the hands of. a man who
has passed the 75 th milestone of
life., the city of
Orange l a y s
claim to hte
distinction , o f
having its city
affairs ruled
orer by proba
bly, the oldest
mayor in the
country.
Mayor O. W.
Whitaell.. a 1 -though
aded in
years, la an
actire worker
and la declared
zq tse SO 09 persons who comprise
the population of the city to be the
"finest city, execu tire in the coun
try." Seeking recreation whenever be
is free of duty. Mayor Whltsell
himself drives a large, touring car
and he is always interested in the
activities of the younger set.
His only comment on the youths
of today: is that "they are not one
bit worse than their fathers and
mothers or even grandmothers and
grandfathers."
60,000 MILES OIN BICYCLE
HIS RECORD
(By Central Press)
ANSONIA, Conn Wm. Jones,
of Ansonia. is believed to hold the
non-professional long distance bi
cycle record of the. 3r.orlL
.;JAt,the age of
C SV after 3 0
years of careful
ly recorded ped
alling, he has
just completed
60.000 miles.
Jones, hale
and hearty, at
tributes his
good health
largely to his
devotion to the
wheel, and ex-
Wi
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rwfcwcy many raies
farther.
His achievement as a wheelman
JCMI IS FILED
Milton Candidate for Senator
. Spends More Than $1000
3K in Making Campaign
A. R. S h u m w a y of Mil
ton, republican candidate for
United States senator at the pri
mary election, spent $1263.68 In
conducting his campaign, accord
ing to an expense account filed In
the offices of the secretary of
state yesterday. ,
Lotus L. Langley, treasurer of i
the "Haney for United States Sen-j
ator Club" expended $1053.62 in
behalf of Bert E. Haney, also a
candidate for United States sena
tor. Mr. Haney is a democrat. .
Other expense accounts filed In
the state department today fol
low: ' ' - .
M. E. Crumpacker, republican,
of Portland, candidate for repre
sentative in congress, 3d district,
1100.00. --.
Rosa'B. ParrotW republican, of
Roseburg, candidate Xor superin
tendent f public . .instruction,
$591. ; -V"
Fred J.' Tooze, republican, of Sa
lem, candidate for superintendent
of public instruction,-$3 66.09.
O. A. Vonschrilts,', democrat, of
'Portland, cahdldate'for labor com
missioner, nothing.
J. Wi Knowles, republican,, of
La Grand, candidate for circuit
judge, 10th Judicial district, $50.
Orlando M. Corklns, democrat,
of Lakeview, candidate for circuit
J udge. 14 th "Judicial district,
district, $47.50. ,
T. S. McKinney. republican, of
Lakeview candidate for circuit
Judge. 14th Judicial district,
$34.59.
Edward P. Bailey, democrat, of
Junction City, candidate for state
senator, 3d senatorial district,
$10.
Louis E. Bean, republican, of
Eugene, candidate' for state sena
tor. 4th senatorial district, $25.
Walter S. Fisher, democrat, of
-Roseburg. candidate -for represen
tative, 4 th district, $10.
B. K. Lawson, republican, of
"Wedderburn. candidate for repre
sentative, 6th district, $33.
R. M. Turner, republican, of
.Toledo, candidal .or representa
tive, 14th district, $56.05.
Edward Schulmerich, republican,
candidate for representative 15th
district, of Hillsboro, $40.60.
Louis Kohl, democrat, of Ore
gon City, candidate for represent-
. axive, xftin district, nothing.
, E. G. Robinson, democrat, of
Aurora, candidate for representa
.tive letn district, 112.0
BY HIM BACKERS
kVJL D. Billtngsley. republican
I iJ2tario, candidate for represei
of
represents'
WMire. 17th district. $14
Denton G. Burdick. republican.
of Redmond, candidate for repre
sentative. 21st district. $10.
V James Johns, democrat of Pen
dleton, candidate for representa
tive. 23rd district. $10. ,
J. s. Worrell, republican, of
Helix, candidate - for representa
ire, 2?rd district; 151.65. ,
J
has attracted considerable news
paper comment, and he has even
been photographed for the movies.
He is, a retired stationary en
gineer, and a native of England.
RIDES ROUGH-SHOD OVER
COLLEGE EDUCATION ,
, . . (By Central Press)
GRAND FORKS. N. D. Alex
ander Facey, 38. a South Dakota
rancher, living in the treeless
areas north of jthe Black HiUs, has
a degree. : o f
bachelor of
science from the
University , , of
North Dakota
after less than
one year's resi
dence work.
Prior to matric
ulating he had
only four
months school
ing beyond the
seventh grade.
When Pacey
0.EXAKUCR fAttV
appeared on the-
campus, one month late last fall
he had no. credits to show either
from college or . high school and
yet proposed to receive a college
degree at the end of the year. He
said preliminary skirmishing of
college authorities and after many
age-old precedents had been
smashed, the man was allowed to
enter as a special student with the
privilege of - taking special exam
inations every two weeks.
Then the battle started. Exam
after exam was shoved under the
nose of the wlld-and-woolly west
erner, but he ate them up like he
would mother's doughnuts. They
could not corner him, trip him, nor
stick him. By Christmas time the
dean had forgiven him for never
having attended high school and
by Easter time he was well on his
way toward the cap and robe shop.
In June he ' was graduated with
Honors, standing among the top
few in a class of 200.
Facey is now back on his ranch,
specializing in astroribmy, raising
flax and getting ready for a year's
residence work -at Harvard or
Columbia, where he hopes to get
a doctor's degree. He is married
and has. two children. Mathema
tics is his long suit.
Sylvester H. Burleigh, republi
can, of Enterprise, candidate for
district attorney for Wallowa
county, $39.40.
Rosemary Schneck, correspond
ing secretary of the Lincoln coun
ty Protective League, in support
of Walter M. Pierce, democratic
candidate for governor, and R. M.
Turner, republican candidate for
representative, 14th representative
district, $42.30.
W. Hv Brooks, treasurer of the
Lane county Legislative Commit
tee, in support of Louis E. Bean,
republican candidate tor state sen
ator, for the 4 th senatorial dis
trict; J. ,8. Magladry, republican
candidate' for 'state senator, 3rd
senatorial district and for Em mitt
Howard, L. S. McCready and O. E.
Potter,. republican candidates for
representative, 3rd district,
$409.83.
Chas. E. Raymond, treasurer
Klepper for Senator" committee.
in suDOort of Milton R. KleDner.
republican candidate for state sen
ator, 13 th senatorial district,
$231.29.
W. E. Hassler, secretary-treas
urer "Lawson for Legislature '
committee, in support of Berton
K. Lawson, republican candidate
for, representative, '6th represent
ative district, $81.75.
Geo. M. Bingham, treasurer of
the Taxpayers .Committee, in sup
port of certain state and county
candidates of the republican par
ty, $598.00. -':, -(
Joseph K. Carson Jr.. Aomrwri
Portland, -candidate for represen
tative in congress, third district.
nothing.- . -"- . .
Walter Pierce, democrat of
Island City, candidate for gover
nor, nothing. -
Ashby C. Dickson, democrat of
Portland r candidate for circuit
Judge, fourth Judicial district, de
partment No. 8, $74.85.
Roy Sparks, democrat of Mc
Minnville, candidate for circuit
Judge, twelfth judicial district.
S34.90. . , ;
Herbert J. Elliott, republican of
rerrydale, candidate for state sen
ator, ninth district, $61.70.
Clarence Butt, republican of
Ncwberg, candidate for state sen
ator, tenth district, $53.65. i
Kay H. Wisecarver, democrat of
McMinnville, candidate for state
senator, tenth .district. $72.79.
reter Zimmerman, republican of
Yamhill, candidate for state sena
tor, tenth district, nothing.
Linn E. Jones, republican of
Oregon City, candidate for state
senator, 12th district, $10.
J. E. Bennett, . republican of
Portland, candidate' for state sena
tor, 13th. district, $95.17. ,;.
Milton TL Klepper, republican of
Portland, candidate for state sena
tor, 13th district. $93.80.
' Wm. Sehuhnertch democrat of
Hillsboro, candidate for represen
tative. 15th district. $10
Arthur ' McPhilllps, democrat of
McMinnville. candidate for repre
sentative, 13th district, $10.
Bradley A, Ewers, republican of
Portland, candidate for represen
tative,. 18th. district, $87.86.
' James S, Oay Jr. repuhlican of
Portland, candidate for represen
tative, 18th district. $103.63.
Wilber Henderson, republican, of
Portland, candidate for represen
tative. 18th district. $86.06, - ..v: -
. J. B. -Ofher. republican of Pbrt
land, candidate for representative,
18th district,, $8 6.30. ,s
F. R-VPetarBon,'? republican of
Portland, candidate lor represen
tative, 15th district, notaing.
At the Theatres
The Elslnore .Pouglas Fair
banks in -Don -Q. Son of Zorro,"
supported by -Mary Astor, 'Warner
Oland. Jean Hersholt and many
others. , !.
Oregon -Bebe Daniels and Ford
Sterling in "Miss Brewster's" Mil
lions," by Ceorge Barr McCutch
eon. Bligh Five acts vaudeville and
pictures.
W. S. Hamilton, republican of
Astoria, candidate for representa
tive, 19th district, $93.73.
Stanley Myers, republican of
Portland, candidate for district at
torney for Multnomah county, $30.
Elmer Barnhart. republican of
Falls City, candidate for district
attorney for Polk county. 25c.
John L. Day, treasurer campaign
committee in support of Maurice
E. Crumpacker, republican candi
date for representative in con
gress, third district, $2,971.74.
J. B. Bell, treasurer "Upton for
Governor club," in support of Jay
H. Upton, republican candidate for
governor, $190.85.-
John R. Latourette, treasurer
campaign committee in support of
Frederick Steiwer, republican can
didate for United States senator,
$8,806.41.
Vivian Flexner. treasurer "Clark
for Senator campaign committee,"
in support cf Alfred E. Clark, re
publican candidate for United
States senator, $,621.69.
Frank H. Hilton, secretary of
"Bennett for Senator. Club," in
support of J. E. Bennett, republi
can candidate for state senator for
13th district, $209.
John R. Leach, treasurer of "F.
R. Peterson club, in support of
F. R. Peterpon; republican candi
date for representative, 18th dis
trict, $749.17.
N. J. Sinnott, republican, of
The Dalles, candidate for repre-
sentative in congress, 2nd district,
$100.
Mrs. Louise Palmer Weber,
democrat of Portland, candidate
for governor, $99.
D. R. Parker, republican of
Condon, candidate for judge of
the circuit court, 11th judicial
district. $132.70.
Lloyd T. Reynolds, .republican
of Salems candidate for state sen
ator, 1st senatorial district,
$29.25.
Walter T. Snearley, republican
of Portland, candidate for state
senator, 13th senatorial district,
$52.25.
Fred E, Kiddle, republican of
Island City, candidate for state
senator, 19th senatorial district,
nothing.
Mark A. Paulson, republican of
Silverton, candidate for represen
tative, 1st district, $75.55.
Helen V. Crawford, democrat
of Lebanon, candidate for repre
sentative, 2nd district, nothing.
Hector Macpherson, republican
of Albany, candidate for repre
sentative. 2nd district, $41.50.
S. S. George, republican of Eu
gene, candidate for representa
tive, 3rd district, $11.20.
S. P. Peirce, republican of
Sixes, candidate for representa
tive. 6th district, $56.85.
Charles T. Sievers, republican
of Gladstone, candidate for rep
resentative. 16th district, $47.50.
Raymonda H. Edgington Camp
bell, republican ot Portland, can
didate for representative, 18th
district. $81.00.
Sanfield Macdonald, republican
of Portland, candidate for repre
sentative, 18th district, $26.75.
Fred C. Ream, republican of
Portland, candidate for represen
tative, 18th district, $35.
A. G. Rushlight, republican of
Portland, candidate for represen
tative, 18th district, $64.40.
Albert E. Sanderson, democrat
of Portland, candidate for repre
sentative, nothing.
E. W. Eastman, republican .of
Portland," candidate for represen
tative, -8th district, $20.
Eugene E. Smith, republican of
Portland, candidate for represen
tative, 18th1 district, $65.30.
E. - G. Bates, republican of
Gearhart, candidate for represen
tative. 19th district, $70v
Archie McGovera", republican of
Burns, candidate for representa
tive. 27th district. $3?4a, ; s ' .
Geo- P. Winelow, republican iOf
Tillamook, candidate for repre
sentative, 29th district, $22,50.;;
Fred J. Meindl. republican of
Portland, candidate for represen
tative, 30th district, $5.
Peter Zimmerman, republican
of Yamhill, candidate for state
senator, 10th senatorial district,
$25.70.
W. M. Duncan, democrat" of
Klamath Falls, candidate for dis
trict attorney for Klamath county,
$?3. t
S. II. Slocum, in support of Al
fred E. Clark, republican candi
date for United States senator,
$1,276.16.
E. E. Brackney, financial secre
tary of the Tammany club, in sup
port of Louise Palmer Weber,
democratic candidate for gover
nor. $78.50.
Bert E. Haney, democrat; Port
land, candidate for United States
senator, $550.50.
Jar H. Uoton. republican of
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$1125..;- W-;;-V -
, George M. Brown republican of
Roseburg. candidate for jusifee of
the supreme court, $167.83,
- R. R. Turner, democrat of Dal
las, candidate for superintendent
of public instruction, $567117
Frank C. Howell, republican of
Portland, candidate .for circuit
judge, fourth judicial district, de
partment No. 4, $729.
Martin W. Hawkins, republican
of Portland, candidate for circuit
judge, fourth judicial district, de
partment No. 4, $514.88.
Sanderson Reed, republican of
Portland, candidate for circuit
judge, fourth judicial district, de
partment No. 4, $518.35.
Arthur D. Hay, republican of
Lakeview, candidate for circuit
judge,' 14th judicial district, $46.
Willard L. Marks, republican of
Albany, candidate for state sena
tor, second senatorial district.
810.35.
A. B. Starbuck, republican of
Dallas, candidate for state senator,
ninth senatorial district, $181.64.
Mrs. W. S. Kinney, republican of
Astoria, candidate for state sena
tor, 15th senatorial district, $56.
John B. Giesy, republican of Sa
lem, candidate for representative
first district, $11.35.
H. H. Vandevort, republican of
Salem, candidate for representa
tive, lirst district, $56.
W. W. Lunger, republican of
Lafayette, candidate for represen
tative. 13th district. $77.52.
J. E. Anderson, republican of
Portland, candidate for represen
tative. 18th district, $51.75.
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J. TL Barde, republican o Port
land, candidate for representative,
18t district, $100. s -
Allan A. ftynon, republican of
Portland, candidate .or represen
tative, ,lSth district, $98.63.
.Fred W. German,-republican of
Portland, candidate for represen
tative. ISth district. $72.24.
D. C. Lewis, republican of Port
land, candidate for representative.
18th district $55.50.
A. Earle Wellington, republican
of Portland, candidate for repre
sentative, 15th district. SS1.73.
Ross W. Daniels, republican of
nainieri candidate for representa
tive, 20th district. $18.
C. G. Schneider, democrat of
Portland, candidate for district at
torney for Mnltnomah county, $25.
George W. Cherry ...democrat of
Wallowa, candidate for district at
torney for Wallowa county, $52.70
George A. Lovejoy, treasurer of
Watkins for Senator club, in sup
port of Klton Watkins, democratic
candidate for United States sena
tor, $650.
A. Rosenfeld, in support of J. N.
Harde, republican candidate for
representative, 18th district, $758.
A. C Mclntyre, secretary treasu
rer Umatilla county Steiwer for
Senator club, in support of Fred
erick Steiwer, republican candi
date for United States senator,
-1-23.05.
F. M. Moore, treasurer Patter
son campaign committee, in sup
port of I. L. Patterson, republican
candidate for governor, $4,315.75.
H. H. DeArmond, in behalf of
the candidacy of Jay II. Upton,
republican candidate for gover
nor, $107.75.
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- . J. II. Haner, In behalf of Jay
II. Upton, republican candidate for
governor. $100. -v
V. M. Otts, .assistant treasurer
i nd assistant secretary of Upton
for "Governor club, in support ' of
Jay H. Upton, republican candidate
for governor, $7,9 45.25.
R. O. Stranahan, in behalf of
Jay H. Upton, republican candi
date for governor, $893.
GRANGERS RAP PRESS
F0R PRINTING NEWS
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longed argument.
Considerable agitation devel
oped for changes in the present
handling of the state highway pro
gram. An attempt was made by
a delegation favoring the contin
uance of the present highway pro
gram to get through an endorse
ment for that policy. The reso
lution was defeated, which left
the grange taking the attitude
that the present plan of building
should not be continued. Action
was taken against the measure
favoring the government opera
tion of ships.
Dissension over the policy of
giving out publicity to the news
papers was continued today. There
was a sharp difference of opin
ion among grangers as to how the
situation should be handled.
Criticism centered around a news
story in a Baker morning newspa
per in which it was hinted that
Governor Pierce fractured a rib
in order to avoid coming here and
avoid getting up with the power
bill. Sinee the governor's name,
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Professor . - ..
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r m u s i a s o o r e '-m
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(it was snul. did not figure In the
discussion of 'the- hydro-electric
measure!, - some of the grangers
thought the reference was unfair.
Considerable dissatisfaction over
the method in which the' grange
publicity has been handled by the
committee was manifested today.
Some held that the newspapers
should publish nothing until ac
tion had been taken and then only
what was given to them by the
publicity committee.
Marslifield Daily News pays S
per cent; dividend on the preferred
stock.
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Gun Club Officer Unable
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BUTTE.: Mont C. M-Sritt
Butte, has been trying, for forty-
one years to lose a'job anl ho
his not yet; succeeded.? jJ
j He was elected secretary of the
Butte Rod. and Gun club in 1885.
and, after one term, decided to
quit. But the membership ..said
"No" end he continued" without
piotest for nineteen . years , more.
In lf0D, however, he pleaded,
cajoled and threatened the mem
bership, but without avail. Ka
was reelected. '
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