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AKIIIiANI), Mtirrh !. Slmll llii
cllv Kui'iiro ( liu MnNonini Innii,', In it
tiiiarv whluli iiot'uulv fraternity
lint cilixcnH in ucikh'iiI hliuulil iiivrni.
tiimlo mi IIh niiirilN, l'miii' lliu viuw
point oT iiiHtallinv mi liiMlitiilimi nri,
i limlor iili'iil (MinililiotiN, Avliicli would
bo u rredit to tntvniint only an a
liliVriiciil Mlrucl lire. Imt In. lliu briintl
t'r hiihi of lit-intr-ri'lritnlntivu of
I lit' li'iiilinir frit I I't'tnt I - n I Ti lin I ioiiK,
rnrrviim with ll hiii'Ii nrn-t itrt' jm tlm
lui'iilinn of mi iimliltiliiiii'iil! iu kind
inlulit imply. . ' '' ''
Ai tiulliniiil Nci'iii'liiiH) nun. Ihc Mil
Hniiin (IriiHil Imlijit mill lluv (Irnnil
C'hiinti'r r lli KiiMti'i'ii Klur l' Oro
unii bid ilcvliiimr wiivh mill iim-iiiih
lor coiiNlrui'liiii; I lii Ilium', mill Imvo
lirourtiMMcil fur miouub ulontr with tlio
eitttirpr'xu lu Holirit li'iiili'rx for itK In
dention frtmi viirionn lowrni llirniiu'li
' out the HtlllO, (licnii urol't'iTH to Im in
Ilic liimiU of n Hniiil ciiiiiiiiillcn on
or bofnrn M'uv 1. 11110. ' A 4irvntiiii,
niti lo riitartiiiiiitur nil offer from
iwv 'Community will lo n' uunrniilv
Hint lim iti'ritH of u'roiinilH hIiiiII lie
oroviili'il im i tiitti. Tim (Iriiml l.oiluu
liv liniilii'iitioii also It'nvpH it to Im iiii
ili'rtom but no Inliur iih to con.
Htnti'lion hIiiiII lie miili-rlnkiMi until n
fund or nt li'iiNt r0.l)0(l In nvitilablu.
Tlio, KaMimi Htnr nnrtlonlnrlv Iuih
kIiowii itrmii iutrrt'et, in llicunlur-l'ri-o.
in fiict tli uii'iiiImtx of tbi or
iUt liitvti iiNKiTtt'd thnt the y will i"o
itlit'iid ii n (I iirnviclii f iicMi n Iioiiiu r
iriirdli'xx of ti til fi'oiii other .Miimmui'
lllfililltillllH. Notil'O Of WH'll mi in
tent on lliu nnrt of I lie womi'ii entilil
not ollu'rwino tliiNi finir the men to
renewed effort, iind the reult iH.thnl
the irrniiil lodve linn lieeu eoniiH-lled
to I like poinimihi-u of the ilirctunr
Htnnee tlmt the fnilern'tv lit In rite
di'iniiiid i l hut n hniiii' of thix kind he
ftitblihhed in Orevon.
I.oonllv, hoth the Indue uml Star
ehnptnr luive eoiitrihuted toward the
Jioii!0, imlividmillv mid cnllcctivelv.
It in not known nt present exnetlv
how much lownriU tho needed ".
(KM) the irriinil lioditM hnvo nt their
iIhii mill, hut evidently tbi-ro ban hocn
irood liroureHH ninth) in rrnHiiiiir the
fixed minimum. ' Ijidouhledlv
"drivo" nmniiir tho lodueH mid Slur
elniieM of the. Ktnlii would tenlir.i
the iimount reouiroil. Axliliind I.oilun
No,- 23.' wtitl to entertain n nriiioi-
lion to make nil uii'ort to Hovurv Ihiw
homo ii t it htrit reutilnr meeting, niul
n rommiltev huh ni)oiuted to look
over the field mid report tho find
limn neeordintlv. The enmmitteu
eon:iit of Krnnk .1. Shinn. Stiuirt
SuunderH nud O. Winter, nnd n re
port from them in due on or before
April 10. It ik (a ken for fronted
tbnt the effort of tlu Hperiul com
mitteo nr to bo reiuforg'd liv mem
beru of tlin frnteruitv nt lum'.k'i'or
Ilia Knod of the order.'' ftven kIioiiUI
the homo ho lunited, in AnIiIiiijI. it
would not he n local inntitutioiit AH
nu-rco that the Ahltind cnvironineiit
would ho unrivalled uh to eliinatie
ooiilitioiiH. Heenie ' iittriietiomi nnd
otluir deniriihlo fpiitures. .Jlffortn .to
oeoiiro ilH loeutioii here,.- however,
hlinuld not ho eon fined to loeal mein
liern of the frnternitv. Lodifex
IhroUKhout Juekxon eountv and in
fact within tho Southern Oreutm In
riHilietion xhould bo urciil to imp
Ihoir influeneo in(l1ii direetion. pru
' lini iiiurii'H which willl reeeivb eneour
nu'uinent from Hie inililie nt Inriro.
LISBON. March il. (Oorrnspond
oueo of the AHHoeiuled I'reH.) The
monurehv CHtnhliHhed ul Oporto nnd
other iliHlrielM in the north of I'ortu
ual iiruvml ( epeinerul. Ilnrelv it
iiionlli uftur i'Ih proeliiiniition. and cu
tliUNiiiHllii weleoine. it counter revolu.
timi within lliu eitv. Mceondlnit tho lit -
tuck from outniile liv, the republican
trooPH Kent hv I he uovernment. hiic-
ceeded with oiiuiil entlniMiiMm ill r;-
lnrniif the repuhlieiin flair on the
npiiilw nud .Hlenplex of I'orluual.
Tim riiviilixU were led hv I'uivii
(jiMieniro. ii verv brave mid tcnaeloiiH
xo'dier. but an inel'I'eclivo firirnnixer.
I ho c nit t n ii i-l dixNenxionx , between
repuhlieiin fact hum led him to hiiii
ponii the naimentjiropiliotix for n re
turn or the' inouiirehv. nnd, without
iinv. liureeincnt with the roVulixlH of
1,1- t'o" r- 1 Ih" "o'llb. ho phieed him
xelf ut Ibe hetid of the monarchist
elementx of the north, nnd. lit the
head of xeverul Ihiiuxnnd Iroopx, pro.
claimed the inonnrehv nt Oporto nnd
in tho northern prtivineeM.
Itoynllxt Itetdmo Drier
'.j A provixionul uoverniiient wax cx
lablinhed, hiwx werfl ixxued. und lo
cal iHliuiiiixtraivo uuthoritiex up
pointed fvervwhere. (,'oucciro ex
pected (hut other victorioux ruvulixt
rixinux would follow nil over the
eoiintrv. Inxlead of thix, tho Lixbon
inxurruct;o nof .Moiixiinto foiled, and
Ibe xumo occurred in oilier loctililicx.
while in mull v centers there wero no
dlHtui'lianeex of public order.
In face of the rovulixt dancer nil
the republieiiiiK joined forces nirninxt
the common eiiemv: inomentnrilv for
fettiiur eluxhinir itnihitionx. and iintt
inir to eombnt the north. Tlinuxnndx
of troopx, Hccomlcd bv marines hm!
civilimix, wurxb'px nnd nirernft.
wero xoon in full operation nuaiiiHt
(he monarchist IiohIm. where xtronir
hohlx, omi after nnother. fell into the
L'overiiuieut'x hiimlx, and tho xur
ronndiiiLr of Oporto wax nierelv a
ouextioii of tinie. .
Then (-nam Mho drainiilie eliinnx.
I'iiivn Coueeiro nnd hix xtnff were
fii'htinu ut l.nmeu'o on the l.'ltli. nnd
on thai duv tho counter revolution
nt Oporto broke out. Sham fii.'ht:nc
look plneo: but the hit' bitttoriex of
l.eixocx bur were in repuhlieiin bunds
xo thai the wur xhipx could iippronch
nud land their conliimcnt nt Opor
to without dnniren ( .
Hoyallslx Arrotl
Tho "rovulixt" uovernment. wn
phieed under nrrext: prixonerx were
freed, and the blue nud white t'lnir
replaced bv the red and trreen ban
ner of the republic. Tho rovulixt
troops rcturnintr from Ixiiiiotfo and
other xeenex of hnnl fiubtiuir. wearv.
hunitrv nnd demomlized. surrender
ed nnd were d'Kiirmed bv tho repub
lican forces await unr them outside
the uhtex of Oporto. '
About Coueeiro thoro nro mnnv
riimorx. Some kiiv bo ix Kt ill fiu'ht
intr. others that he has been killed,
committed suicide, or ix xufo over tho
Spn nihil bonier.
.Tho repuhlieiin trovcrnment ix still
in Opnrto reormmiximr publie ser
vice nnd reinstating lovul nutliori
tiex, ' Thnuxandx of urrcxtx hnvo
been made, nnd nianv rovnlistx arc
xaid to huve exenped into, Spain,
where thev (ire disarmed bv the
Spanish frontier ttunrdx.
OF
IN- TMH A.MKHICAN nATTLK
. A II I.! A ltlnf..li 4 1 1 'ormuiitilnl-
eneo of the Axxoeinled I'rexx.)
Four thousand men of the A. Ii. l'
t are now eiiL'iiued in tho roL'ixtrAtion
'. of and' sonreli foa tho cnivVn of
Amerionnx who dieiPin tint t lu.
Tho work of xeekinif tlio relitm
pliicex of Amiirienn heroes is ljeine
iiiiuuruiKUU ii v inn xeeiion oi urnve
reiriHtriilion, which ix direetinir itx
eft'ortx no iih to be ulilu lo desicnate
the ft-ravo of everv Anioriean Bhoulil
eortrrcHx iiulliorizo (he return of .tlio
bodies of tho fallen horoex. '.' 1
Kiioh eemeterv where Vmerieunx
Imvo been buried ix fiillv plotted on
, 1UIUI8. Tho uravox reirixtrntion sor
vieo ix oxtondimr every enerirv to
, :! coinplftto (ho biirvimr, .miirkiiiL'. ro-
" eordinif und ehisHifvinir of tho horoio
i Aiiiorimiim. '' ; j .
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TODAY'S CASUALTIES
Plod of woumlx rrivnlo' Hnrrv
' Dhiko, Uriirxhfiehl, Oro. ,
Wounded xoverulv C((i'ii. Coajt1
Arehio'll. Stono, Porlhind, -Ovo.;
, (torn, Clvdo J. Purkor, rortlund,
: ' Ore. v . i , ..
Wounded xlitlillv Privnto Clidis,
W. CriiVi llillxhoro, Oro. . '
ANOTHER CAPTOR OF '
JEFFERSON DAVIS DEAD
' , JOHNSON CITY. Tenn,, Mjirnh 31
OtiHiieh Knoblo, 7fi, civil wnr votoriin
nnd nvadiled With hiivihir Clipllirod
Proxident. .lerferxon Davix' nt 1hn
oIohii of the War. ix dead nt. Iho
Mountain brunch . Sohlierx' Ilouu
liero. . .
T OF
mr'-vr, j .j
. V JLr 'K.J
Ioaldent Wllwn was Informed bofore be wont ashore from the
OoorKO Wunlilnition at Doslon that bo was grandfather again. Tho
nowoat grandchlldUs a hoy, born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. 8ayre.J
Mrs. Bayro was Miss Josslo Wilson ond tbo child is bor third,, v l,-
CHIEFROAD'BUILDER
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TOK10, Mnr. 31. (ny ABHoclntod
PrenH.) Tho Amorlcnn conmil-non-
orat nt Seoul iniido nn Inquiry ro-
cnntly Into tho nirext of Koreans In
tlio employ of Americans and clinrjteil
with hnliiR eoiinoetoil with , dlxtur
ImncoH KrowliiR out of tho' Indoiion-
donco tnnvomont In Korea, nccordlng
to Seoul dlHpiiUhnH. Tho consul-Ron-ornl
nakod 'tho authorities to Justify
thuno arrcHtR and recolvod tho roply
that tho moil hud been talton In eus-
tody im .Inpmioso nuhjouts In aecor-
diineo with law. . .
Korean ho linen hnvo boon soarchod
by tho pollco and a proas on which
political matter was being prlntod
baa been, aelccd, tho advices add. Cor.
tain Koreans accused 'of boing ro
sDonslhlo for tho tasuunco.of niant
foBtos woro arrostod. '
BULK SEEN AT SEA
, NKW YORK, Miivoh 31. Part of
nn unidontllied Ihree-mnxted schoon
or which nptiiii'i'iitlv hiul been out In
two in n 'Pollution -wan diseovovod
about 2H0 niilex north of 'Hormudn
on Friday hv tho transport Maul.
which docked hero toduv from Hrest
with troopx.
Lieutenant .Kvorott II. Sandoiiin
tho Mniiri'x nnviirntinir officer, nnd
18 men of tho crew volmiteerod to
liiunch a lifeboat nnd buttled 'their
way llii'omrh tho xlorm lo the dero
Met. Tho distroHH siirnals woro till
.flvinir ' and a broken lifeboat wnx
lashed lo Iho deckhouxe. It, wan ax
sinned Ibe crew had been washed
overboard,
WASHINGTON, Xfnr. 31 Thomas
II. MacDonald, chief englnocr of tho
Iowa state highway commission, has
boon appointed by tho secrotnry of
agrlculturo as onglneor In Immediate
charge of tho work under the federal
aid road act, which provides for coop
eration between tho stntes and the
federal government In tho construc
tion and Imprbvoment of roads.
Mr. MacDonald) will assume his
new duties as soon as he can closo np
Ills work in Iowa, in the meantime
he will contlnuo In closo touch with
tho fodorul aid road work of the de
partment, as ho buB done during the I
past two or three months. Stops al
ready have been takon to expedite
tho resumption nnd extension ol
highway construction under the
terms of tho federal low, as amended
by tho post office appropriation act,
and nothing will bo omitted to facil
itate the vigorous prosecution of the
work." .
, The regulations have been careful
ly revised In the light of past exper
ience and of suggostlonB offered by
tho stalo hlghwny departments. The
standards for plans, specifications,
and estlmatos have been modified to
moot, spoelal conditions existing In
soma of tho states, and other changes
In practices and procedure have boon
made, all with tho definite object of
Bpeotllng up tho work, ,
Mr. MacDonald will Immediately
supor.vlso and dlroct all the activities
of tho bureau of pulillo rends under
tho federal aid rood act. Including
t Jjn expenditure of tho additional ap
propriation of 309,000,000 provided
by tho post office appropriation net
for tho oxtonslon nnd development of
hlghwny construction during ', the
present and the noxt two fiscal years.
l'"or tho time holng, In tho midst of
tho pressure Incident to tlio resump
tion nnd oxteuslon of road work, Mr.
.MacDonald will dovolo his enorgies
to probloms nrislng undor tho federal
aid road act. It is planned that, in
tho nonr future, ho will formally as
sume tho position of director of tho
bureau of public roads, made vacant
by tho death of Logan Wullor Page.
VLADIVOSTOK., , (Correspon
dence of Associated Press.) The fun
damental principle of the Bolsnevlkl
that ttie, Soviets as organs of revolu
tionary dictatorship' must be the
strict expression of .class government
Is. undergoing' marked changes, ac
cording to a member of the Moscow
All-Russian Central Cooperative as
sociation. He summarised the situa
tion when he left Moscow as follows:
, Russians of the .Intelligent class
wero bolng induced to work In the
Soviets and In other organizations for
a restoration of the normal course of
Hfo. The anarchist terror which had
prevailed since October had been
stopped and arbitrary executions, In
some cases, had given way to prelim.
Inary legal Investigations and trials.
The Intelligentsia and some of the
officers, under the influence of hun
ger and want, had relinquished the
tactics of sabotage. Others who were
inclined to do likewise were vaclllat
Ing on account of doubts as to the
durability of the sovletsnd because
they, feared tio consequences undor
a now regime1.
The economic policy was essential
ly the same as bofore. Nationalisa
tion of ammunition factories and of
financial institutions was continued.
Former administrators of factories
i participated In the management as
ninniber't . of factory committees.
Smal) enterprises had been loft In the
hands of their owners who worked
In contact with factory committees of
their districts. Many factories nnd
mills wero'.closod. Life was sustained
by drawing upon wealth previously
accumulated.
, It was then reported that the
sovlot army would be Increased to
three million men by spring. It was
being transformed into a disciplined
army. ' Army committees had been
abolished and former qfflcers wore
bolng attracted to service. The sys
tem of election of officers was being
supplanted by appointments by chiefs
who had full charge of directing op
erations. Commissars represented
the soviet political authority. ,
' , PORTLAND, Mar. 31. Beginning
with the third Liberty loan, a differ
ent method was adopted in Oregon
than that used In other states for
handling the work of tho Liberty
loan campaigns. The plan utilized
and which will bo employed In the
Victory loan provides an prderiy
method of listing, rating and solicit
ing each individual. Oregon's splen
did record in tho preceding liberty
loans indicates the efficacy of the
system. ,-
At tho Joint meeting of the county
cliulrmten or organizations, of men
and women In charge of the work
thruout the state, It was unanimous
ly decided that all solicitation will be
done under this system and thru uni
fied direction. 'Work of both the
womerf's and men's organizations
will be co-ordinated In all promotion
work. In parades, community sings,
liberty loan rallies and similar activ
ities, the work is naturally Joined.
' Securing of subscriptions Is only
the harvest, : There can be no harvest
without sowing and cultivation,
which In liberty loans are represent
ed In the promotion work,' parades,
advertisements,, news and editorial
articles In the newspapers, ' cbnrcn
rallies, theater programs, four-min
ute talkers and schoolhouse metlngs.
Since promotion work Is so closely
linked with soliciting and the organi
zations are oined in both, each will
be credited with 50 per cent of the
results secured.
Both organizations aro working lo
a common end, and this decision at
tho Joint meeting held at the Mult
nomah hotel, Friday, March 28, was
one of1 the Important conclusions of
tho conference. v
County courts thruout the state
will be asked to co-operate with the
advertising fund committee appoint
ed by county managers in each town
and community. A representative of
each newspaper will be appointed, by
the county manager to serve in an
advisory relation to, the advisory
(una committee., rnese committees,
composed of not less than three mem
bers, will, canvas the business and
professional men, merchants and oth
ers who should properly be contrlbu
tors to the local advertising' fund of
the Victory Liberty loan. The solici
tation of Advertising funds will be
undertaken Immediately as the first
order of business of county chairmen.
SUPPLY SHIP
DISTRESS AT SEA
HALIFAX. N, S Mnr, St. The
United Stilton naval supply ship Cul-
gon with J03 returning troops on
board, 'all casuals, Is roported In dls-
cross art iN,ow York, according to a
wiroluss lnossage pickod up liore.
Tho message said the vessel was
hove lo In a Btrong northeast wind
nnd rough-Ben. It further stated that
tho ship was capable of making six
knots if tho wonthor modoratod, The
Culgon snllod from 'Brest for INtaw
York on March B nnd tut In nt the
Azores, from which she departed on
March 19. ; ' v -
U-BOATS START CRUISE
TO UNITED STATES
IIAHYVICII, Himlun.V March 31.i
Four German subinnriiics eonvovud
by tho 'i United ' States i snbtnnrino
tontloi' Bushnell, loft hero toduv for
the United States: Mitnv ninrn than
lliu vettuircd number ol' ol floors und
men nro niiikiiur the trip on the sub
marines, . . ' "'.'!.' ' .
RAILROAD STRIKE IN i
I AUSTRIA NOT CALLED OFF
f. 'PARIS Mar. 31 Reports that the
railroad strike In German-A,ustria
has been settled are untrue, accord
ing to a Vienna dispatch to the Echo
de Paris, which was forwarded -by
way of Genoa. Negotiations between
the strikers and the government
have tailed and the strike continues
on the Eastern and Southern railroad
It Is said.
s. The strikers have been destroying
railroad property and stopping tbe
transportation of food.
.
TO
HALIFAX, N. S Mar. 31. Col.
Ray Colllshnw, n Canadian aviator
sailed on the steamship Olympic tor
England today to bring buck an air
plane with which to enter tho trnns
Atlantlo contest. He will attompt his
flight from New Fouhdland early In
May, accompanied hy Major McKeev.
er and n. wireless operator..
Colonol Colllshaw expects to ac
complish tho flight In twenty hours.
His machine 'will be equipped with
five motor8of 400 horsepower each
capable of carrying GO people and re
maining In the air for SO hours. '
PROTEST ACQUITTAL OF
;-r - ASSASSIN OF JAURES
" PARTS MaVcti 81 (Hnvns ) A
iH'fliiittal of Htuuil .Vilhiin, who shot
null instantly; killed the socialist
loader, J a nres, in 1D14. wns adopted
vesterdnv hv the fedora! social eon
trvosx lor the dopnrtmeiit of the
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