Daily capital journal., April 21, 1915, Page SIX, Image 6

SIX ' TtH SALEM CAPITAL JOtntNAii, BAIM OfrEOQN.Pirc'SDAY. APBTTi
POLK CO. CHILDREN iTHE DALLES ASKS lM
10 BUY PORTAGE WLUr II 1
ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
FI
IRK DOCKS FROM STATE HH MMBM M
Hundreds Walk Miles To At
tend Central Meetings To
Receive Instructions
Desires To Establish City
Docks Makes Application
To Board of Control
istn.
K-ill.i
Hn.-ll,
Hrusli
"In Homo instMMci'H the entire wlinol
walked ni'vernl miles in order to be in
Httemlnnce lit tlic meetings," miivh In
diiHtrinl I-'iolil Worker X. I!. Muris, of
t fie Htnto ni'hnol MuperintiMidt'iit 'm uV
jiurtineiit, illuntrutiiif; tlie (f r-ii t nml
(rowing interest thut in beinjf inlinilVst
ed ill m-liool i lid u.it riul club work in
I 'oik county in bin report of progress
iniide to tint ilopurtment for lust week.
Mr. MnriH stiites tlint the entire week
of April 12 to 17 was net u.side us in
dustriul Hub week in I'olk county mid
during this time County Superintendent
Seymour a nil Suiervisor Mm-ken, ussist
ed by Miss Helen rnwgill ami K. 1..
(irit't'iu. field workers from the 0. A. '.
n ml I'rof. V. A. Hurr of the dairy de
pui'tmeiit O. A. , nnil hiinself. nenrly
every m-linol in the cimnty wus visited
11 nil meetings were held.
Meetings were held nt Buenn
fhilepeuilelO'e, Aillie, Monmouth
City, Dnllns, Suit Creek, lialNt.in,
Uel'lnd, Kickieiill. Spring Vnlli-v,
e illioo' mid l.iuroln itnd tlie pupils of
siiriiniiiiliiig srhoiils ninie to the -n-
tllll mi'i't i llyH. A lllllf illiv w us ili-voti'il
lo givini' instructions in enrh of the
ihrt'ereut pro jet-ts of iiulust i inl work by
the inst iiii'Imis present. In commenting
upon the results of tin1 wei-'i's wmk.
Mr , Muris snys:
" Kneli evening, two meetings were
hi'lil pertaining to this vvorli, During
the weok, fifty six sihnnl distrii'ts were
visited uuil these meetings were utteinl
ed by people . from eueh of these Jis
trii ts. The surprise of Ih eentire week
was the excellent nltenilnnee of the
parents nud si-honl biiiinls. Alrinv of
them coining several miles to attend the
nii'cliug nud having to give up farm
work for the tiny.
"The inleicsl in this iiidustiinl work
nver the county is nil Hint could be
a-keil by anyone, and all of the workers
piesenl predict u great year for the
con ul y in this work.
"It wits estiiualed bv the ilil'l'erent
workers, who Kept Hum. tab on the at ' I
teuilaiice al nil meetings, that between1
tour nud five thoiisuiid people attended '
these meetings during the week.
"As evidence of the keen inteiest in
this work, in some instances the entire
school walked several miles in order to
be present and receive tin definite in-
Klructiou given in the various project, i
Two twelve yen r old girl, the president I
nud necrctuiy of u local club, started
out early Hi the niorniiig to wulk alone I
six miles in order to be at the meeting :
lit ! ii, in., nud get the instructions and i
curry it back to the oilier members of1
their club. They were fortunate, how
ever, in meeting with an opportunity to
ride n part of the way. This shows how 1
the club work is developing leadership.
The boys ami girls who are willing to '
put forth such effort for the benefit of
their fellow students will lie the men
nud women who will ahviiys be found '
in the forefront of every activity and
ii terprise launched for the betterment j
of the communllv in which they live."
i The city of The Dulles, Wasco county,
i wuiils to purchase the docks anil prop
I erty of the stnte portage railway lo
cated nt tlint city, for the purpose of
I establishing permanent citv docks and
Secretary T. H. i'hillips, of The Dallea
I Commercial club, lias directed it letter
j of inipiiry to Secretary of State Olcott
I concerning the probability of making
I the purchase. Secretary Olcott will re
for the communication to the board
of control which lias control and juris
diction over the disposal of the prop
erty. The last legislature passed u law
abolishing the board of portage railway
j commissioners and authorizing and di
recting the state board of control to
dispose of all the properties of the
stale portage railway between The
Oullcs und Celilo on the Columbia by
sale or otherwise, to the best advan
tuge of the state, and to turn the pro
ceeds arising, from such sale into the
general fund of the treasury. The prop
erty includes real property, rights-of-way
and personal property to the value
of several thousands of dollars. It is
probable that the desire of The Dalles
to purchase the docks und dock site will
be taken up for consideration at the
next meeting of the board of control.
Contempt Of Court
Charged Against Officials
Memphis, Tenn., April L'l . Miivor K.
II. (trump, Chief of I'olice W. .1.
Hayes, I'olice Coniniissiouer K. A. I'tley,
Sheriff ,1. A. Ifeichniaa mid three other
officials 'were arrested here today by
Deputy I'niteil States Marshals charged
with contempt of the federal court.
They are alleged to have violated an
injunction issued by the court restrain
ing them from molesting uu excursion
steamer owned by 1'. II. .Morrissey,
The officials assert their action
against the steamer was necessary in
their efforts to enforce the prohibition
low. Morrissey claims he is a victim
of political persecution.
Laborer Trapped In
Bed Of Liquid Tar
I. os Angeles, Cul., April 21, Trapped
in u bed of l'nuid t ii r netir a construc
tion camp into which he had stumbled,
Carlos Compos, aged 2ti, u laborer, was
saved from u horrible death early when
the engine crew of u passing train saw
his protruding hands and ngunleil face,
white against the black of the sticky
mass. Compos had sunk to his cat's
li ml only his face and forearms were
above the surface. He was in a crit
ical condition when taken to H hospital.
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS.
WET OUOllNH MAY INDTERFERE.
San l'i inn i mi i, April 21. Wet
ground tony iiiterlere with the polo
game scheduled for lo.lnv ill the I'aa
fi in It Pacific exposition sliidium between
the smith, on division of the l ulled
Slates nrniy team mid the I'orllaad
four. Today's game is for the I'eaiu
sola i lips. I'hiladelphia defeated Sail
Mateo yrstei.lay, 7'... to -l'i. The
(Jnukeis played in splendid form and
won nil the vvav.
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Portland s
Venice 7
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, Yestocil.iy'n Renultn.
At Portland -Salt 1. ake ll, Portland 2.
At San Kriiacisco- l.os Aageles li,
, Oakland -I (PI innings.)
At l.os Angeles-No Venice' Sua
Francisco game; Venice failed to arrive
on time. ,
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