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TO INVESTIGATE WORKING CON
DITIONS OF TELEPHONE EMPLOY
EES Miss Julia O'Connor, of Boston,
Mass., who was recently appointed by
Postmaster General Burleson to repre
iont tho organized telephone workers
of the country on a committee which
is to investigate tho working and wage
conditions or inn teiepnone ana iei
graph service. . Miss 0 'Connor is pros
id'ont of the Telephone Operators Do
partniont of tho International Brother
hood of Electrical Workots and mem
ber of the executivo board of the Na
tional Woman's Trade Union League.
(C) C-liondinst.
The war labor policies board has
dent telegrams to governors of all the
states urging the- necessity of develop
ing public works during the period of
demobilization.
II AFFIRMS CM
OF EDWARD BOULB
Is Awarded $4,50.) Daaages
Agakist Columbia Coairsel
R. C. COOKING "KITS"
FRANCE JUST BIGHT
Eapert Dietitians Devise PaJata-
. We Menus for SoWiers in
. Hospitals and Canteens.
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Supremo court today affirmed the
caw of Edward Boulby against tho Co
lumbia Contract company, appellant,
wherein the plaintiff rs awarded a
judgment for damages in the sum of
$40ui) for injuries received whea he fell
over a bluff at -the defendant's rock
quarry, near St. Helens, ia Columbia
comity. -.-,
Boulbywas a laborer oa, hig way to
work at an early hour in the morning.
Ho was following a trail which was in
general use, when a dense fog settled
and tanned him.- to Jose ...the trail and
fall over a bluff,--w-hkh-fwas :not pro
tected by a fence or railing.
Tho company appealed fro the
judgment againt it on tho grounds that
there was insufficient evidence o sup
port the verdict and tho lower court
erred in not allowing a motion
for a directed verdict, but Justice
Johns, in tho supreme court opinion,
holds that the evidence is sufficient to
justify the court in letting tit case go
t0 th jury.
Other opinions were, liauded flow as
follows:
State Ching Lem, appellant, ap
pealed from Union j convicted of mur
der in second- degree for killing' Wil
liam Eng at Latirande.;. opinion by Jus
tice Johns; Circuit Judge Knowles- af
firmed. , ;. .,
St. Helens Quarry Co. vs. F. T. Crowe
& Co., appellant appealed from Mult
noniah; action to recover upon contract
.involving furnshing of building mater
ials; opinion by Justice Olson ;: Circuit
Judgo Morrow affirmed
Thomas Malloy vs. Marshall-Wells
Hardware company, appellant; appeal
ed from Multnomah; petition for re
hearing denied; opinion by Justice Har
ris. John A. Ward vs. J. H. Seaward, ap
pellant; appealed from Malheur; suit
to restrain plaintiff from permitting
waste water from his irrigation dit.elies
to overflow defendant's land; opinion
ry uniet Justice Mcuriao; uircuu
Judgo Biggs affirmed.
B. C. Massey vs. Rudolph Becker, ap
pellant; appealed from Multnomah;
suit to collect money loaned; opinion
by Justice Bean; Circuit Judge Bolt
affirmed.
Iasaiah Ulysses Temple ct at vs.
Oeorgn H. Harrington, appellant ap
pealed from Union; suit to foreclose
mortgage on real estate; opinion by
Justice Olson; Cireuit Judge Knowles
affir.)3. "
Mght s TWar Elect
Officers bst Ereniag
Fraaee Is muolt iiitcrestel In Ameri
cas caaklng, wlih is trsly a' gratiff
ing CMipliinent t a aatioa whioh
prist Us fasblouuWe aeiiu tuestly la
Fr(. The twe hidir and aio.e
Asiericaa Red Ot'M caateeua ttias
th the French aa Anerteaa lines M
caauBnaigatiou have been a succeia
Willi th rilu as well as tho Yaak
imi skat well known Preach orgnals
tia fr the: wauaded, known as Hie
Biea-Htra du Blese, has opened a
naasast' f aisilel kltcheas ia Freuck
hMsUtls, usually la charge of ama
teur dietitians, wlia consult a profe
slanat dietitian pjTiUe by ttie Amor-
Red Cross, who goes about
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THURSDAY
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
SUNDAY
TALL OF BARBARY COAST"
! lfolay Gommantfjiy W. i,
Knights Templar, -at .a roeetiuf. held
laet evening elected the I'ollowiug of
iieers: Dr. O. A. Olson, eminent eomiaaader.
W. I1'. Carleton, generalissimo.
Percy V. Cupper, aptei eaeral
A. L, Frazicr, aanior warden.
Oeorge Bunsford, junior warde,
Olea C. Niles, treasursr.
W. T. Davis, recorder. ,
De Moluy Cummandery.aow mmliers
abotu 1 imombe.'s, its jaritduiiioa. .ia
eluding Woodburn, Sllvertcn, DallM
and Independence. Dr. O. A. O'som who
"Hi elected eminent aominander has
had the distinction the pant year of
presiding over three Masonic bodies
as worshipful master of Pacific lodge
No. GO, high priest at Multnomah chap
ter Wa. 1, Boyal -Arch Maoa and il-
llustrioua coaster of Hudson aoyusil Ho.
j 1, Boal and Bslect MsftSiM' ..
The eeneral weanua of urotoctire
masks was resumed at Htm Kntuciscs
Sundaf
assaag these hospitals aid offers Bug-
stiat and advice.
Tkree hundred trsiaed dietitians we
new ia service In hospitals, enntceas
oc kitchens on Red Cross hospital
anaias la France. The American Kk
ediWeaary Force taok with It a traia
ed dietitian for each base hosnlt&J.
lie women are civilian employee
t the Army, recruited through tlie
Bum a f Dietitian Bervlce of the
Aaericaa Red Cross.
Red Cross Madel Farms."'
Fac the double purpose of providing
eaaugh fresli milk and vegetables far
sick seldlers In hospital aad well sol
diers la canteens aad providing henltta-
fal aatdoor exercise. far the pntients
well sleiig In tuelr coaTalescence the
Red Cross lias established a number of
farat and dairies la connection with
hoapltals. Besides tlielr great practi
cal value tliey have given an enonneua
anseunt of entertainment to the men
The French government, morS than In
terested, has loaned some thousands
f cows, and altogether It is a scheme
which appeals to everybody.
Hut it is not alone for the soldiers
Hint the Red Cross does some of its
thinking In terms of cooking and food
stuffs. The Bureau of Dietitian Serv
Ice has helped to solve the food prob
lem of civilian refugees.
The American Red Cross In France
thinks In terms of huge figures, mar
velous systems of transportation, tons
of shipping space, and It also thinks In
terms of the white ef egg or orange
Juice for ooo single boy. That Is why
14,000,000 people have nfillated them
selves with the Aaiertcaa Red Crass
aad why QirisUaas this year la tlie
Halted States Is asarked by the Red
Oraw Christmas Roll Call. ,
MANY LIVES SAVED
IN MINNESOTA FIRE
Sortie derotloa to flity an the. sitrt
of Red. Crass wankers la aarttieastessn
Uiaaeaata saved hundred of llras.
aaathed aat.oid eaia and fed. hoiuiad.
aad comforted tens af taousoada i
raaa recugeeg m mo awrui, rarast
Irea wWck devastated a district of 180,
sfaare asnoa.
Kh Dttiutii Red CraH rauaediataVy
forasied coauulttec, epeaed Hie araio
or, aha cfearcfaea aad th cawttiaaee
aa a teaiaorary refage for Hie vicltios,
I She eaateea service in Dilata aad aiso
ia Haaeriar, Wlscoasla, served hot
aitaii. The First Aid Defartmeat ftf
the Ifarsiac Service had Miyslciaus
aad aarsea ready to meet alt Hie In
caoaiac tralas, aad tin Motor CrftS
acaared all the roads leadiag out ef
DaJath, briagisg la hundreds of pee
aJe who were exposed to eitreroe peril,
aad worked far 2 boars wituaut
paase far rest.
Th Ariaona output-'of copper for
1818 wiU exceed that of lf17 by 119,
QQQ,m poands. - . .vV
Kotiee of modification of tie rVic-
tiona os irreen eoffcA nnnrfc iuuf- iv-
, - n r 'm p-ww f,- -
.en by tho federal food adminiatratiofl
I foreshadows tho reopening tf this max
ket.
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"OU pay fifteen cents for
twenty Lucky Strikes.
You get the real Burley
cigarette for the lowest pos
sible price, because of the
enormous business done in
Lucky Strike Cigarettes.
Tho growth in demand for Lucky
Strike Cigarettes has never been
equalled by any other brand in the
history of cigarette making.
25,000,000 a day and growing.
WHERE THE PRESIDENT WILL ARRIVEBrest will be the port of debarkation
of the presidential party, which sailed last week aboard the George Washington. The
party will be received by the French Foreign Minister and some of the most celebrated
COBLEfZ CITIZENS
WATCH YANKEES AS
II? 0f CITY
Gsnsazs Cress Rhiiw Three
Honrs Before Arrival Of
Americans.
Ey Webb MUlei
(United Press staff corresxondeiil)
Coblenz Dec. '4. (Odayed.) The
first intiniatitn most of the inhabitant
of Coblenz had of the American occu
pation yesterday wij when small de
tachments of doughboy gwung through
tho streets in a businoss l!Ke manner,
bound for tho post designated for
them to guard.
Little a teution was openly paid to
the Americans by the townspeople. De
spite the surprise of tho iuvadera en
trance ah ad of thodule there was
no excitement. A few groups ga:hered
and stared. Some children cheered shril
ly and followed in the wake of the Am
ericans, but their elders generally c-on
tinned their strollj a'ong the boule
vards The Americans without any bands
playing or flxs a f ying quickly com
pleted the task of peeeta occupation
witnout any fuss or lormably.
This, 'h first American soldie,, in
ier arms t sot foot on tap banks of
the "Rhine, teupied the capital of
Rheiniuh I'niRsia, eonsumninting a mo
mentous historic episode.
Reach West Bank
Today tlio main forces had reached
the west biinlc of the Kliint from to
lnndscck soutliward to lirohl (a lis
t.inco of 12 miles), and were within
less than ten miles of the" river at nil
points along tho entire zou" of occu
pation. The main body of tlio German nr
guard crossed tho Kliine just three
hours before the arrival of the Ameri
cans. Tonight the (icrinau sentries uro
at one end of the llliine bridge and
tlio Americans at the oilier.
Tho Germans are still in possession
of tho famous foitrcsscg of Khren-
CELERY KING
ALAXAT1VETEA
If You Suffer From Constipation, Up
set Sumach or Inactive Liver,
Give Celery King a Trial, If
You Want Cranulne Rolief
ar-d Want It Quick
It's a purely vegetable remedy, gen
ii and effective that drves impuri
ties from the bowels and makes yon
feel better right away
ISrew a cup of this pleasant remedy
wh"n you catch cold, get feverish and
are out of sorts.
l.'e it for sick headache! to g:ve yon
a gw-t fc-rejith, clear skin and healthy
appetite
broitstcin end Asterstein, neross tho
river. Tho enemy coinmiu tier held a
eonforenco with tho American bridgo
head comniisiion and ttirncj over tho
plans of the forts, offering to surren
der them wVen the American mum
lines move across tho river. His offer
was accepted.
The special train bringi.ig thn Am
ericans to olleuz was eyupuBed of
German ears and a German locomotive
ami wan operated by u licnimn crew.
German switchmen threw tho awitclies
over which the train enleR'J the city.
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1 of the original lease.
A state executive committer, consist
ing of seven Portland citizens, has bocjf
named Ibw Governor Witlivcemba i
plan for a monster relcbrntjon in B'oj
or of tho homo coining of tlio OreguS
soldiers and to aid in plnc'iig the tai'A
in civil life again. The members of fha
committee are Mavor Geor;c L. IJaker.
ehaimmnj II. L. Snbin, 8. B. liiistrfJ,
John If. Burgard, Wil.iam M"Murraj,
Mrs. Hel"ti Ladd Corbctt and Mrs. 9f
rus A. Dolph.
Slate House Notes t
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)C)i!iC(!Sf!)!lt (
Chester Willard, committed to the
Oregon tato hospital from Marion
county, escaped lust night from a third
story window by sliding down a rope
made from bed sheots, Inu ho was
caugJit this morning by tho Salem po
lice and returned to the im-titution.
Terms of a supplemental lcaie to
Sumner lake, in Iako county, were
pructicully agreed upon today by the
state land board in fie-ssion with Jasnn
(!. Moore and hi attorney. The state
is to lease fio lake to the I'.cit i Chora
ical company on a royalty basis. The
company is to remove the salt, soda
and other minerals from the bed of the
'ako and pay tho s nto U.I'iO for three
years beginning with 1920 and the
amount will thon gradually increase an
il tho sloto ia receiving a minimum of
$10,(100 a yar. The leaso was referred
tr Attorney Genernl Brown for approv
al as to various Jc-ral. p-nta. H for
f its the fclO.OIK) which Moore hud de
posited with the state uudur tho terms
MR YOU IM
FROM' IIEO&IATiM
Almo3t any maa will tell you
that Sloan's LlnlxuenC
means relief
For practically every man nas usetJ
it who has Buifered frora rheumatie
aches, soreness of muscles, stiffness of
joints, the results ol weather eposui o.
Women, too, by tha hundreds of
thousands, use it for relieving; neuritir
lama backs, neuralgia, aick headacha.
Clean, refreshing, soothing, economical
quickly effective;. Say "Sloan's Li:ii
ment" to your druggist. Get it today.
r -.if m rV 'nv Jtn 9 k-i tv.
men oi Jf ranee.
30c, 60c, $1.20