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OF LEGISLATORS
Thirty-five Out of Forly-ono Stand
Inn Cuinmlltou Chnlrinaiislilis for
Sclllnii Supporters All Important
Committees Included In List Lqi
Islaturc Further Behind In Second
Week Tlinn en Second Day Last
Session.
HAI,i:,M, .lull, 21. -Allen Hilton,
illnciiHHliiK tli' patronage distribution
by HiiMnr lli'ii Helling nil III teday:
"Hit many I ili who iiul (ho
Ori'Kiinlnn or .Iniiiiiiry I Mil, have
naked my opinion or (lint titory which
nt fuitli (ho Mpk'iiillil treatment no
corded to tin' nii'ii who mippoited Kit
(on, mill tho iiIihoiico of any fiivorltlHin
to tli n Multnomah luomberN, Unit I
deem It In place to Htnto publicly (ho
Iriilh of thu tiltiiatlon. The Oregon
Inn Mild:
"Oengraphlcul Ilium were imefiilly
Ignored liy fipeiilier Selling I" mak
ing IiIn roniniltti't) appointments, the
Knton supporters getting some cholcit
iliiilrniaiiNlilpH. ItUley, ono ot tho
(ImuorratB, lrnw ono of tho moot Im
portant clialrinniinlilpH of nil live
Block." 'Tlrnt of nil, I nm pctreclly satlx
fled with (ho treatment I havo re.
reived, I hnvn no complaint (o
make (or myself, anil what I have (o
nay of others In not it complaint, hut
mi explanation,
"Never In my legislative experience
liavo I Hocn Mtich dlncrlmlnaUoii iihim!
In (ho Appointment of committees, 1
fhoulil not ho disposed to cnll alien
(Ion (o (IiIn mutter If It were not for
tho fnct Hint tho paer throughout
the roiintry seem (o ho giving Mr.
Helling cr oil It for porfoct fnlrneim and
exceeding genermdty to tho men who
opponed him. I nm personally satis
f ItMl I not wlint wnii coining (o mo,
hut In Justice to tho 'i'i nhlo mi'ii who
rant their voton for mo, I will now
give thin statement no then' ran ho
no doiilit as to tho Munition
Truth Atxiut immlllcen
"Thoro nro 4 I Hliindlng committees
Mr. Helling Kavc 36 of thru chair
manships to IiIn own supporters ami
Mx to mini'. Mr. Helling had 37 nop.
porters nml I had '2'2, or tho ratio Ite
tween tho Helling nml Knton Hiipport.
er wnN nhotit an five to three. Upon
thin rntlo, everything elso being
I'Uiinl, tho Soiling mini should hnvo
received 24 chnlrmnnshlps, mid tho
nii'ii voting for Knton nhout til. Tho
' npiiorllonmont mnoo hy Mr. Helling,
however, wan not flvu to thruo, but
five to ono,
Tho uuiiiImt of chairmanships,
howovnr, In not of tin great slgnlfl
rnuro nit (ho ehnracter of (ho commit
Iih'h upon which my Hiipporlorn woro
plared. Not n alnglo man who sup
ported mo wns made chiilrmnn of nu
Important commlttoo. Tho '10 most
linporlnut committees of tho house
nre: Alcoholic traffic, assessment
nml taxation, banking, cIiiIiiih, cor
porations, education, oloctloiiH, en
grossed hlllH, enrolled hills, fisher
ies, game, liiHiiranco, Irrigation, ju
diciary. Inhnr nml industries, rail
rondH and traniiportntlon. resolutions,
re vision of lawn, roads nnd htKhw.iyH,
nml ways nml means. Kvery chair
mmiNhlp on tlicHti committees wont to
Hcllliu; men. Tho mmtt Important of
these 20 committee!) nro wnyu nml
iiionnn, Judiciary, rovlnlon of lawn.
Tho chairmen of nil these commit
tees nro SollInK men from Multnomah
vounty. Of tho 21 momhorn on theHo
thrno conimltlooH, only four woro bo
lectril from my mipportorfl.
(llll In I'liiiMictl
"Tho only MtiHnomnh man who did
not recolvo n commlttuu clinlrnmnshlp
wim John 0111. who vnn (ho cholco
of tlioiiKanilK ot cltUoim for tho chnlr
mnunhlp of tho jjamo commlttoo. Ha
Ik ono of tho boHt inithorltleH on
Kftiuo In tho went. 1Mb popularity
wnH jirovoil In (ho Ronornl election
whon ho rocolvod tho iiiohI romnrk
nhlo viito of any man rrom Multnomah
county. Ho 1h tho only man to my
knowlotlKo holilnil whom thoro wiih a
voiil publlo Rontlntont for nny comniU
too c.hnlrmnniililp, yot ho lltt not ro
t'clvo tho chalrnmnHhlp of tho Kitmo
t'ommlttoo nor ovon n plnco on It,
Tho ronHon rIvoii by Mr, Kolllim for
thlH, Ih that ho voted for Kftton.
"Now, lot tiH oxnmlnn tho com
inlttooH for which tho moi who imp
portoil Knton woro aoloctotl for chnlr
iimn. Thoro nro nix out of il, nml
iiono of thorn nro of nny Importance,
Thoy nro iih followNS
Capitol bulldliiBH nml KroundH,
Harrow; cltlen nml townn, DUInrd;
horticulture, Hunt; llvoatock, lllatoy;
manufncturlnB, Fonwlok; public
InniU. l'ortor,
All Are Unimportant
"Tho Imporjanco of theso commit
ttioH and tholr hoavy (?) work U well
Indicated by tho bcbbIou of 1913, In
which out of n totnl of onn rosolu
tlotiH and bllU piiBHod throuRh thlH
hoiiBO, thoBo commlttcos liandlod a
total ot 81, or ono out of 12,
"if nny ono Je IntorcRtwl n tho
SLING'S
SPLENDID
I
VOTING FOR EATON
( n ii 1 1 f liu I Ion m or Hid men who voted
for Union for eoiiimltti'o clmlrman
KhlpN, It Ih worth while to tutu that
tho followliiK have nurvutl In prov
ImiH hohhIoiih of (ho Iioiihii on tho miiBt
Important coinmllteoi, Thoy urn l)r
.1, I!. AndeiBon or Wiiiu'D, K, IC. Ulan
cluiril or .IdHiiplilne, Charhm Clilldii of
l.lnn, W. I', Kliuoro of l.lnn, John (llll
of Multiioiiuih, Clirlii Hcliiiel:e of
ClackamiiN, I), C, Thonm of Marlon,
(It'orKo W'ucIch of Marlon nml myHiilf,
nil of whom hnvo nerved In provloiiM
noBHlmiH of (ho Iioiiko of roprt'mintn
tlviM, Tht'Hn mt'ii repriiiti'iit nn k
Kreciitn mirvlco In tho Iioiihii of 12
yearn, a Kreator mirvlco than that rop
nmeiitfil by all of tho men who mip
portml Mr. HellliiK, anil yet not turn or
thuHit men wait r.lven a ehalrmiiimhlp.
I'MMlf of (ho lilllllllllt
"It iiiIkIU Im IntorenlliiK to note
that had the liouito been wIIIIiik to
accept my propoNal (lint thu number
of rommllteeit bo I educed from 41 to
'jr., nil or tho comnilltren or which my
HiipportcrH hnvo been made chairmen,
would hnvo heon dono nwny with, or
(oimollilateil with othern. TIiIh re
port made two dn)it beforo the com
mltlot'H wore nppolnteil, leavi-M no
doubt oh to-the iittolt'HHiioM of the
oiioh or which my BUpporterit were
Hindu chairmen.
"Tho above itnalyxlit hIiowo clearl)
two thliiKitt (I) men were not xolecl
ed for tho clinlrniunnlilpH becaime of
their mirvlco ir experience but be
en line of their vott'H for the npcaker,
nml (2) that Multnoiiiali county ban
received more power than even I mi
tlrlpnted. It Ih luterentlliK III thin
connection to notice alrfn that In nplte
of the Oref;onlnn'n repenttiil proinltett
Hint Mr. HellliiK would announce the
comtulttfen on tho find tiny of (ho
BCitnlon. It wait the third day before
thev wore made, nnd nt tho Ix-clnnlnit
of the necoml wcuk the hoimo Ih not
an far advanced In Km work nit It wiih
on tho second tiny of tho nenHlon or
1UI.1.
SIX MILLIONS FOR
RELIEF WORK IN
E
ItO.Mi:. JaJii, 21. The num of .'ID,
000,000 lire ($0,000,000) hnvliiK
been placed nt the dlnponnl of (ho Ital-
Inn nuthorltleit for tho allocation of
rondlllonn In the carthiiiake area, ex
tetiHlvo relief work Ih beliiK planned.
It U expected that within n fort
night the iiuixt nerloiiH condltloiiH will
hnvo been Krentl) Improved. Khnckn
for tho IiouhIiik of the liomoleHM will
he erected iih rapidly ns poxHlhlo;
biilldliiRH not dentroyed will be re-
pnlred; rondn will bo cleared nnd ro
opened to trnfric, nnd agricultural
and bUHluenH life In tho Htrlcken com
inunltlen will be renloretl to iioriual.
Other relief i,tent douhtlcBK w be
undertaken, by tho authorities, hiicIi
an thu remlnnlou of certain taxen nnd
kindred mciiHurcH.
HIGHWAY BILLS
SALKM, Or., .Inn. '2. Members of
(ho luniMi roniln urn! Iiiliwuvs eom
mlttee liavo diriciihheil in u nenenil
wny their nttiliulo lowunl whutever
roml hill iiiiy lie iutnidiiccit iluiiun
tho HCHHion. ('hiiiriunii W, I. Vnwler
of Jnekhou county oNpluiucd that
Home eoiiKihlent jiolioy of h.Vhteniatie
roml tlovelonmuiit hhoulil he adopted,
with thu recomiuuuiliitioii of u hul'tie-
icnt levy tt euro for uvuvitMiry nnd
iiimicdiiite eoiiKtriieliou. What (lux
levy hliould he, whether J mill or less,
will he decided niter public hcnrinKH
hnvo tlemoiiHlnitcil lio u'owh of the
Hiotle.
"Jly o.)erieiieo has heen,!' sniil Mr,
Vnwlor, "that every milo of poniin
lient hiuhwiiv that in conntructed is
an eilueation to just that extent, With
u road built hoiith (o tho Juoksou
I'ounty lino, u road nil tho wny to (ho
California lino would ho only n matter
of time. California lias spent .VJ8,
000,000 on its permiiiieut romls uml
it won't lm loiij; hoforo her MKliwnyH
hnvo reaulicd thu Oregon line,
"JuokHon county wants uood roiids,
hut is willing to huo tho Willunu'tto
vallov tlovolopetl first liocnubo of its
more tlenso population. It is willing
that u road Hhould ho built lrom
Klamath to Tho Dalles. On our road
in tho Siskiyous wo havo spent al
ready tuoro than 180,000 , ami wo
havo u boulevard of boouio beauty in
no way inferior to tho Columbia
highway," .
i
TBI
QUAK
DSTRICT
BEFORE
HOUSE
' MEDFOirn MATL TlimiWrO,
MAX FIGMAN IN "MAN ON THE BOX" AT THE
STAR THEATER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
-OF-:
KT. I.OIMtf, Mo, .Ian. 21. -John
IIakm'K Mooie, former touiihellor or
(bo mate department, In an addrexH
licforo the mcond annual foreign
trade convention today on "I'roblemn
of War nnd Commerce" niworteil Hint
the prmlliiK probleuiH between the
I'nlted Ktatim and (irent llrltaln in
regard to the rlslit to vIhK and hoarch
nml llrlllnh Interference with Ameri
can uhlpH ami cnr:oen could renult In
othliiK belter Ihmi n mnke-nhlft; (lint
tho points ii( Innue imild be rettled
onl) b) the aliolltlon of londltlonal
contraband" nml (ho co-operation of
neutraln mid bulllKorcntn In tho cer
tification of carcoen.
HelllKemit ItlKhtt
On the belllKereiU right of vlalt mid
xenrrh, he unlit:
"Tho Impulse of tho belllKcrent In
to cut off bin enemy altogether nnd to
prevent him from KottltiK anything
from tho oiiIhIiIo. The neutral, on
(he other baud, naturally dohlren that
bin trndo xhoiild not he unduly hamp
ered by nn armed conflict to which
ho In not n party.
"At tho prenent moment n Decolla
tion Ib In proven between the United
Staled nnd (Irent llrltnln In regard
to the exerclne of the right of vlnlt
mid xenrch particularly In relation
to the quoMlou of contraband. The
rcprcHcntntlonn of the United StntcB
nre friendly In (one, but were evi
dently lunplred by tho dchlre to reach
nn arrniiRement nhould be duly ron
nlderate of the IntereBtH of nil con
cerned, of belligerent nnd ueittrnli
alike. Hut no matter what ar
rangement tuny he made, It can. In
the prenent Htnto of tho law, hardly tsj
oxpectud to bo more than n make
shift. The nuoHtlon requires for lt
eventual ndJiiHtiuojit u more radical
solution than nnv of tho couipromlheB
ntteuipted In recent years havo af
forded." liy (trace of Itrltain
Mr. Mooro wild Hint movemont of
Aineiluiu roininerco today was by
grace of Ilrltlsh control of the mu
"If," ho continued, "luitcntl of the
naval supremacy now exercised In Its
own Interest and that of Its allies by
the Inrgent consumer our agricultural
productions mid foodstuffs, (ho con
trol of tho soiih were actually con
tested by powerful hostile fleets, It Is
almost appalling (o reflect upon what
might be (he present rtnto of our
commerce. Tho bnro suggestion of
such a predicament justified us In
giving to tho subject our most ser
Ioub consideration, for wo must look
to tho future nB well ns to tho pres
ent." THAW TO SLEEP
NF.W YOHK, .Ian. 21. Hurry K.
Thaw will sleep in the Tomlj prison
next Sunday night, md far from (he
cell which lie occupied when liist ar
rested for the murder of Slanfoitl
While in June, IIIOll, if William Trin
ers Jerome curries out the plan ho an
iiKiiuccd today. Mr. Jerome said ho
woid try to havo Thaw's case called
for trial nest week, lie said he
would leavu lliU city tomorrow for
Washington, and from Washington ho
would no to New llnnip-Jiire, returning-
here Sunday with Thaw.
lloforn making- this announcement
Mr. Jerome had a long- talk with Dis
trict Attorney Perkins, in vMiich thoy
discussed the indictment eharuiu
Thaw with onn&piruoy in tho alleged
plot which resulted in his escape from
Malteawaii asylum in August, 11)111.
In addition. Jerome consulted Su
preme Court Justice Davis, who will
licar Thaw's case.
Smoko Honio-Mado Cigars.
Clovornor Johnson, Mt.'Plttud La
Vlatn nro tho best,
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MAKESHIFT
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MIOTOKI) OHIWOtf, TIlUnaiMY, .TANrTATCV 21,
AMERICAN
OWNER
WORST
IN RAISING PRICE
ST. J.OUIB. Jan. 21. -Tho dlfflrul
lies before tho oxporter of cotton and
tho cotton grower were nncrlbod to
scarcity of shipping nnd to enormous
Increases In trnns-occnnlc freight
rates duo to the war, In nn address
by I). V. Kempiier, of tho Onlveston
cotton exchange, before tho Ameri
can trade convention. Freight rates
to Liverpool have advanced nu nver
nge of five on n bale of cotton, Mr.
Kempiier said.
"It may surprise some of you to
know that tho highest freight rates
for nny trorvlre nro now demanded
by ownors of American vessels," mid
Mr. Kompner, "mid It Is by no means
unusual for such ship ownurs to do
main! for tho hire of n vessel worth
$.100,000 n rentnl of 140,000 per
mouth, out of which Is paid by the
Mblp owner only the wages of the
rrow and the upkeep of tho vcssol.
Tho charterer Is oxnerlud to pay for
Insurance on the vetnel for the voy.
age, for coal for her steam, mid must
deliver her back on thin side at the
port of tho owner's selection.'
Mr. Kempnor nald the Impression
had gone abroad Hint the houth was
In u bankrupt condition as a result of
the drop In cotton prices that followed
tho outbreak of the Huropenn war.
This, ho raid, wan n mlBtnl'.en Impres
sion. i
1 "It Ij true Hint the south has suf-
Ifered sotnroly through this decline In
cotton prices." he sold, "but that they
are Impoverished o.r pauperized I
must most strenuously deny."
Secretary of Commerce Itedfleld re
rlewed tho work of tho department
of commerce in promoting foreign
trndo. He said that since May,
11)11. the department has stationed
eight commercial attaches 'abroad.
"Tho department," he continued,
"now has In mind tho development
ot co-operating branches of tho bur
enti of foreign and domestic com
merce over nil tho country in tho
thought that In time every chamber
of commerce may become affiliated
with the bureau mid Keep in constant
touch with It '
T
IN CAUCASUS
l'KTUOtm.M). Jnn. 21 -Tho fol
lowing communication from the gen
cinl htnff of tho army ot thu Caucasus
bus been given out hero;
"n January 19, In tho region of
Ahnllk, I.nvsor and Kyngnnl, wo
fought a series of combats with tho
Turkish renr gunrd who retreated
precipitator. Wo captured a great
ninny prUoners nnd n Turkish camp.
"On January IS wo occupied Ar
duuoutrh. In Trausy-Caucasla, near
tho Turkish bordor.
"A torpedo boat sent to Inspect tho
Asia Minor coast sank 12 "vessels with
tholr cargo near Archavn.
"In other sections there has bceu
no particular change."
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WHIHNHTOK, 1). ('., Jan. 21.
During the period hcginniiiK with the
capture of Coiislanlinople and endinft
a few decades thereafter, the golden
uge of Turkish ddminion dawned uml
begun to decline.
I'oiiMiiiitinopIc crowned its con
queror's life, us it has remained the
ehjef jewel won hy Turkish arms;
mid today the Ottoman is trembling
lest this trophy of his former vigor,
the vantage point of his Oriental
world upon the continent of Kuropc,
he won a way from him and brought
hnek within the Hpherc of its native
west again. The life which develop
ed in this city since the possession of
the Turk, tinting from 1 !.'!, is the
subject of (i paper prepared hy H. O.
Dwighl for the National fJciigrnphh'
noeietv.
Held Murk Hy One Man
llefore the revolution of 1008 Con
stantinople was a survival of the fif
teenth century without electric light,
telephones, trolley cars, fire brigades,
thrillers or woman suffrage. At
first this was because the Ottoman
capital was allowed to remain n re
mote piece of Asia transplanted into
Kurope; in Inter years it was so be
cause of the will of one mnh the ex
stiltun Abd-til ilamid II. This sultan,
.Mr. I) wight conjectures', firmly be
lieved that a dynamo had something
to do wilh dynamite, and therefore
would have none of them.
The Voung Turk uprising in U108
lran.foniicd the city, and according
to Mr. Dwight, Constantinople has
changed more in the last five vcnr
than in the 200 yenrs before them.
Dynnmos hum there now; electric cars
clatter through its streets, telephone
are im use: streets have been paved
ami widened; motor traffic plies uon
them, and there is even talk of n sub
way system for the city. Vet tho
tinge of the Orient still saturates its
life. Constantinople of today, the
writer snys, is neither modern nor
mediaeval; not wholly Asiatic, nor
yet wholly Kuropcan; rather, it is n
confusing mixture of (he old nnd tho
new, of tin' east nnd the wet.
Collection of Villages
The great city, the writer continues
is nu agglomeration of villuges'mthcr
than mi expressive whole. It does not
assimilate the Hoplo who come to
dwell in it, but each tribe and race
lives in a section apart, speaking its
own languages, wearing its native
tracts and adhering strongly to its
native customs. How tho stranger
will live in Constantinople is depend
ent upon the circumstance of his na
tionality. All visitors, howevor, tnusl
share somewhat in its eastern atmos
phere. In this connection, Mr.
Dwight explains:
"The stranger shall not be nmnml
when he discovers that his street has
no name and his house no number,
for tho real system on which the nil
dresses of Constantinople nro organ
ixetl i that of quarters. I, for one,
live in such and such a village ot the
Bosphorus, in tho quarter of Candle
(Joes Not Out. l-tiid that quarter and
someone in it will bo able to find me,
if he feel so disposed.
Outsiders Do Work
"Practically all tho work of the
city is douo by outsiders, and each
kind of work is done chiefly by men
from a certain 'country.' So it is
that the men who sell ice cream in
the streets nre Albanians, from the
region of Uskub; that tho layers of
pavements nre Mohammedan Alban
ians of the south; that tho railroad
navvies nre Christian Albanians from
the same region; that bath men nre
Turks from Sivns; that street porters
are Kurds or Asia Minor Turku, no
cording to thu kind of load they
enrry; Hint most boatmen nro from
the i thick sea coast, and so indefin
itely." There is plenty of time in tho Ot-
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TRANSFORMED
N
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1015
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religiously, rc,'nrilleslv follow four
calendars, Tune has no money cur
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tho DubIuoss Man, Dally Stock und News Itoports by wire.
Protected by Automatic Electric Block Safety Sign als
The Exposition Lino 1915
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore,
PXOTC THREW
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all noconlJnK to Mr. Dnlghl. to thu
niutcri.il world, tho worliL, zS dally
hreitil and economic rmlfiiivor. tflu
TiirltH of ConHtnntiminHi prefer to to
iard 12 o'clock iih falling at MUtl!P'i
BEAUTIFY HAIR
25 CENT DANDERINE
ates tho scnlp, stopping Itching and
falling hnlr.
Dnnderlnn In to tho hnlr what fresh
showers of rntn and nunnlilnu nro to
vecctntlon. It coon rlfthtto tho roots,
Invigorates and strengthens thorn. Its
nxhlllrntlng, stimulating nml lira
producing properties causa tho hnlr
to crow long, strong nnd beautiful.
You enn niiroly hnvo F.-cltV, soft,
lustrous hnlr, and lost of. It, It you
will Just got n 'Mi cont hottlo ot
Knowlton'fl Dandorino from any drug
store or toilet counter and try It as
directed.
Paid Adv.
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TRAINS TO CHICAGO
tho
Two othor flno trains via thla route, San
Francisco Limited and California Lim
ited, Currying Standard and Tourist
Stooping Cars and Diners.
Further particulars, fares, reserva
tions and booklet on tho "Salt Lake Cut
Off" call on nearest agent of the
Southern Pacific
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