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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORT LAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1917. Tichenor Loses mm OF SUNSER1 SLAYING FAMILY QUARREL AT KEMTON SMITH; BOY islative Seat' Standing of Oregon Cities In Liberty Ltian Campaign HILLSBORO LEADS TO DECLARED RESULT OF Finland! May Be Invadedby Qermans sj--s--s---B---e---s v- i Oct, 27tp. Preparations, for the evacuation of Helsing-fors, Finland, were reported underway tcday. The newspaper Novo Vremya asserted today that tne Germans are HAS SOLD Attorney General Brown Holds Tha Hr.y Daly, replied with the assertion i that bad been subscribed and that 1250,000 would be the total whea the campaign! ends. Another encouraging ueuagt was from Benton county.

Chairman A. J. Johnson wired- from- Corvallls at noon thai Benton oounty had subscribed i $330,000 or per pent of its maximum apportionment- of This will he raised by tonight, Mr. Johnson said. He announced that the Oreson Agricultural college faculty members had doubled their subscriptions.

Bew Deputy Tnlted States Marshal Automatically r-oses. Salem, Or, Oct 2T.Rep!ylnr tV STATE INSANE ASYLUM ZOO LIBERTY BONDS QUARREL OVER MONEY queries reaelved from District Attor Figures Show the Amounts Officially Reported, Amounts Claimed and Percentage of Minimum Quota Subscribed in Each Community in the State. making extensive preparations for landing and occupying Finland, ex ney Collier H. But flngtorr of Gold Beach. Attorney General Brown toda held a written opinion that Frank: Divorced Husband Taken by pecting that their task will be easy owing, to the growth of previous propa Salvatore Gattuccio Said -to Have Admitted Taking Life ganda there.

The German plan, the Tichenor automatically vacated his Lad Has Honor, of Raising Flag to Top" of Bulletin Board at the Postofflce, Reported. Reported. Of flelally. Unof fi'ly. Pet.

Force la Effort to Effect Brother's Releasei A- uewapaper declares, to make a swift assault on Russian trnnn. anA ha 79.600 35 39 177 8. i 111 14.600 of Relative; Man Caught. Juntura Klamath Falls Lebanon Lafayette" Lexington La Grands Astoria seat. In the lower house of the legislature when he accepted the of deputy United, States marshal.

Tichenor was state representative run Coos and Curry counties. City Fund Invested I i Boms of the big subscriptions re ported through ths banks today were L. A. Lewis, William city treasurer, of cfty funds, Hall A B. G.

Young; and Nellie Oadsby, $10,000 each', Pacific Export Lumber company, the 120 45 6t Aurosvtlle Albany- Aurora Athena4 Ashland Lostine Salvatore SUnseri Friday night lost Hillsboro, Oct. 27. Frank Mel tebeke, a Belgian, was kidnaped by his divorced Thursday evening" Governor Withycombe also had mvH Inquiries of the attorney general as to 498.400 12,160 102,650 4,100 48,250 151,800 S.900 "fs.ilo 10,900 128 150 73,050 48,400 8.850 6,450 287.300 4,100 1.060 129,300 12,700 4,000 6,650 2.800 6,000 700 23,750 16,660 47.500 40.000 a- a ,156,900 6,260 67,300 168,200 5,860 2,550 112,000 11.450 6,000 i Arlington TOTAL. SALES $14,000 -'1 W. It.

Cotton Tresides Ceremonies whether Tichenor, who Is a Democrat. his life in a quarrel over 40 cent -with Salvatore Gattuccio. Gattuccio is declared to have admitted the killing to LaPine Lakoview Maupin Mt. Angel Merrill Metilius' 11 1 at the home of their daughter, and 1 taken to the wife's home and kept company. Bay City could sit with the legislature In case Central Door Lumber rauway wnicn rung through Finland to Tornea, thus isolating Russia from Sweden.

Helstngfors Is a naval depot of Finland. It ts guarded by the fortress of Sveaborg. classified as a fortification of the first class. The city is an important link in the railway from Petrograd. Russia has already announced evacuation of Reval.

Its big naval base on the southern shore of the Oulf of Finland, and a civil evacuation of the fortress of Kronstadt. a bare 20 miles from Petrograd. at the upper ex special session were called. The attorney general held that' In Captain of Detectives Bat y. Sunsert 219,000 7,700 6.700 "127,000 $3,000 Madras 114 31 57 yi 17 31 102 7 22 67 -94 85 2a 100 102 67 172 64 107 4 aid Tribute to of Soy Sooats la Campaign.

119 fpr the night, preparatory to a trip i tp Salem' 5j The ex-husband was forcibly taken 114 hy the woman, being assisted by a the event a Special session Is called it would be the duty of the governor was shot twice through the left "side while he was standing In front of his home at 667 East- Seventeenth street. IS600, and employes of the Eastern Western Lumber company, $8100. Bridal Veil'" Additional subscriptions, were rv Brookings Y. ported by the banks today as follows: rtUa Fahs Portland Trust V' A i Brownsville to call a special election in Coos and Curry counties to permit the voters The tragedy is the end of a long 163 .33 22 '99 son, Mel tebeke was taken to saiera Friday by the son; following instructions of Mrs. Mel tebeke.

the purpose being to get Louis Melteb'eke, a broth- 382.600 SO.OOO 28,250 84,500 31,000 60 feud between the two families, related itaa iiiion. Burns to elect a successor to Tichenor. He pointed out also that party committees could not make nomination for. such an election. 600 (-Antral' tnt tremity of the Finland gulf.

VIborg. 1.150 by marriage. 12.250 $28,000 2,100 29,650 26.600 82,800 20,600 17,800 176,450 19,700 60,650 22,500 22.600 27.150 Sgler of the kidnaped man, out of the First Trust A Savings Sltisens bank anadlan Bank of Commerce. Friday morning Gattuccio purchased Mosier Myrtle point Myrtle Creek Marshfleld Moro Milwaukie Monroe Mill City MolUa Monmouth Milton McMinnville Medrord North Bend North Plains Newport North Powder fc Newberg 153 1 asylum. tne intra great Russian naval fortification of the bay.

is apparently still being held. Kenton Smith, American boy. 1I is Just, a wee tad. In fact, lie has the olstlActton of being" the small-nt Boy iBcout in Portland. His age is 13.

But that was1 no handicap to him In erving his country, for he has ths record of having sold more Liberty than any1 of his comrades. During ths last five days he sold 200 23,630 Icorvallls 11,000 coquills 36.660 i Hnnilni. 92 four boxes- of apples from Frank Sun. Federal Reserve This is. sequel to a big runny quarrel.

Frank Meitebeke a few weeks ago filed a divoroe case against 67 24,050 160 0. A. 0. Faculty Is 215,000 216,200 17.100 Carlton seri at 80 cents. Frank Sunseri olaim-id a price of 90 cents a box.

but 1.200 Canyon City Hlbernia Savings State Bank of Portland. Hartman Multnomah State bank Livestock State 255 68400 uattuccio refused to make the pay Clatskanie WALLOWA COUNTY HAS On the Honor Eoll ment of the additional 40 cents. Frank $.460 then went to his brother Salvatore bonds representing sum of $14,000. i ZfXiZlLl Bank of Kenton to secure aid in the collection. Oregon Agricultural College, Cor- XMyssa And of this service to his i QrgeW.

Bates Co. country hs was given the honor of Northwestern National bank 6,300 6,850 21,900 8.950 Quarrels Take Plaee. 193 81 132 53 89 57 113 25 53 43 79 60 135 118 114 74 .100 valis, Oct. 27. Of the additional PASSED ITS MAXIMUM According to Gattuccio at 4 o'clock Lumbermen Trust Co-.

in -the afternoon Salvatore Sunseri ao- 75 136 35 49 44 102 132 112 64 114 23 70 Ontario Oakland Oregon City Prineville Philomath 6,860 40,500 000 that Benton county was allotted as her quota In the 'five billion dollar Liberty loan, Oregon Agricultural college faculty subsoribed almost one -raising ths flag on tne Liberty loan bulletin board this noon at the cere- monies under ths auspices of the Boy Scouts of Portland. Kenton Is ths son of IS. L. Smith, of Olenn avenue north, and la a pupil costed him in the rear of his home at 678 East Seventeenth street, where they quarreled, Sunseri making an as QUOTA IN BOND SALE Pendleton Paisley Cloverdale Cobur Cornelius Cove Cottage Crane Creswell Drain Dufur Dayton Dallas Donald Drewsey Eagle Point. Echo Enterprise Estacada Elgin Eugene Falls City Florence Forest sault en uattuccio.

the latter claims. Pilot Rock his wife, Pharailde, alleging that now in the asylum, had alien-j ated Frank's wife's affections. A few days after the divorce was filed, Louis, named, as corespondent, suddenly became, insane, and was ordered committed to the asylum. Last week the divorce was heard, and the husband was given the decree and half the real and personal property, although the wife contested the case and asked for a decree for herself. Mrs.

Meltebeke went to Salem the other day and was informed that Louis had recovered sufficiently to have his freedom provided some person other than the sister-in-law made application. It was for this purpose that the ex-wlfe kidnaped the husband, and the son who remains with the mother went to Salem in a machine to effect Louis' release. The Meltebekes have lived in the county for some time and their family affairs 101,000 7,800 25.000 "57.000 "V.666 6,760 14,200 28,000 196,500 20,000 "6,456 12,000 14,000 27,160 At 6:40 o'clock Sunsert sought out Gattuccio again. Both arew aeate.l in "1,200 6,850 2,430 67,600 4.700 202,450 60,600 2,400 6,450 24.060 7,300 9,900 0,150 23,160 10,000 600 10.200 3,800 1,250 2,450 800 6,100 1,800 2.100 1,760 2,750 or jrvingioa sonoou lie is a memuar of troop 44. Boy Scouts.

Powers Port Orf ord Ashley Rumelin Outside Basks State Bank of Ashland Citizens bank, Ashland Astoria Savings First National bank, Hcand-Amsrioan, Aatoria Klrst National bank, Albany Aumsville State bank. Pine Belt Banking Butte Falls Bank of Brownsville Bank Of Bandon First National bank, Bandon Bank of Beaverton 10,160 14,500 89,200 8,100 97,400 1,400 7,350 6,000 63.600 86,200 11,850 16.950 16.365 4.700 12,600 190 Prairie City the argument, and, according to Gat- IU Explaining how he sold so many half In a brief faculty session this morning with about 70 per cent of the members present. In the first 10 minutes $25,000 was taken and more than $40,000 was publieally posted in a few minutes more. This followed heavy former subscriptions of the second Liberty loan. President W.

J. Kerr headed the list with $4000. Lake' County Is Second and tuccio statement, sunseri drew, a 54,800 6,400 9,750 'iL200 15.800 98,400 186,600 185.400 65,630 4,760 9,750 75,800 6.80O 75.300 6,100 166.100 62.750 2.950 24.150 6,650 10,150 10.800 160,500 16.100 8,150 S.900 11,660 24.150 28,350 23,850 12,600 8,700 4,850 449,900 72,750 46,650 7.650 14,200 4,000 61.750 15,650 258,300 7.400 44,100 62,700 revolver, Gattuccio seekinr shelter 8,150 66,100 $8,700 240,000 8.000 14.600 100.000 Benton Third -Jefferson Is from the rain of bullets behind a telephone pole. Gattuccio returned the otmas, Kenton i aia: "I Just asked them to buy and if they said 'No' II Just kept on asking them." In opening the program W. Cot ton.

who presided, said that the Boy Far to the Rear, fire with fatal effect, he says. When Sunseri fell to ths rroun-1 Cornelius fctate bank 7,900 Bcouts of Portland had sold $200,000 Klrst National bank, Condon uetuuecio says he fled to a streetca Flora Freewater 16,900 and took passage for Vancouver. Wesn ,4 worth rf bonds. Charles F. Berg was Condon National th.

XIm mmAm allrrlnc, an. Klrat Ka.tiona.1 bank. COaullIS 24.850 115 75 164 98 74 67 32 109 39 209 67 99 100 31 61 64 "70 136 85 72 58 106 38 63 Fossil He went to the home of his brother. a 35,000 8,100 25.160 On the basis of maximum Quota, Wallowa was the only county in the state at noon today to have passed its peal for subscriptions to the Liberty Farmers Merchants, CoqiilUe, Joe Gettucclo, who lives on a farui County Is O. K.

Corarallls, Oct. 27. Corvallts and Benton county will raise their apportionment of $370,000. This is assured by totals compiled at the noon hour. Clatakanle State bank near Minnehaha, northeast of Vancou 12,650 9,850 47,500 ver.

A police car in charge of Ser geant Sherwood reached the farm be have caused considerable scandal. The ex-husband says he was captured and taken away costless and hatless. The asylum authorities were notified of the situation. loan "up to the very last hour," declaring that tboae who have not pur-, chased bonda are slackers in the cause, "A bond should be in every American home," was his contention. Maimer Roseburg Redmond Rogue River Richland Riddle Sheridan Seaside St.

Helens Springfield Sutherlln Stayton Sherwood Salem Silverton Shaniko St. Paul Stanfield Scappoose Shedd Scio Sandy Tillamook Toledo The Dalles Turner Talent Union Vale Woodburn First National, Canby Can by State bank Benton County State bank, Cor- vallis Carlton State Savings Creswell Fruitgrowers apportionment. Lake county was second and Benton third, but a late report on the latter county gave it 89 fore Gettucclo and failing to find him returned to Portland. 4,450 A large number of Boy Bcouts, head Per cent, which would Dlaee it second Caught at Weshougal 3,450 2,450 13,850 2,300 2,700 1,230 2,660 4,200 12,600 17,600 2.850 ed by Scout Master Brockway, were I' National bank 12 82 53 64 89 86 100 99 100 40 58 90 97 62 105 61 32 48 81 95 106 12 79 132 87 40 33 86 66 137 88 68 45 24 43 108 41 174 Jefferson county Is last -with only 16 llallaa ntv bank Soldiers Subscriptions Increase Tacoma. Oct, 27 (U.

Subscriptions to the Liberty loan. at Camp Lewis army post are expected to exceed $1,000,000 when the cam Arriving at his brother's farm Sal 6.500 21,000 per cent of the quota raised. The table Patient Was Released Salem, Oct. 7. Louis Meltebeke, who was committed to Oregon vatore Gattuccio was advised by bis ipiiows: 76 Drother of tne search for him.

Feat Maximum 119,000 28.600 2.850 6,600 ing a return of the police, he returned paign closes today. Count 120 I state hospital from Washington coun-f I ty October 6, has not been discharged. Quota. Reported." P. C.

2.050 2,400 i.VoO 77.900 86.650 7,150 200 19,650 29,000 89,400 24,900 "i 5.750 42,360 30,660 4,200 4,650 12,900 67.450 31,950 11.950 19.500 12.950 16,400 Gold Gervais Grass Velley Glendale Grants Pass Gardiner Gaston Gold Beach Gresham Harrlsburg Hood River Haines Halfway Haleey Helix Heppner Hubbard Huntington Hermiston Hillsboro lone i. Imbler Independence John Day Jordan Valley Joseph Jefferson Junction City Jacksonville Tacoma allotment will be ex on hand for the event and sang one- of their Liberty, Joan songs. $22,000,000 BOND SALES FOR OREGON 324.000' 324.001).. 101 ceeded before the subscription books are closed. It is predicted.

Wallowa 1 Lake Benton Grant Lincoln Steiver Carpenter, Fossil lone State Savings, Florence, First National So. Grants Pass First State bank, Oresham Flrat National, Gardiner First National, Heppner Hillsboro Commercial First National. Harrlsburg. Malsey State bank Bank of lone Oregon State. Jefferson City First Lafayette State bank Wheeler HighSchool Pupils "cio ai 1.

i 1 nuay ig sec him and demanded his release. When this was refused they threatened to institute habeas corpus proceedings. Superintendent Steiner says the patient probably will be in condition to release within another month. 116 60 67 194 180 96 129 100 118 A (Con tinned rrum One) 100,000 12,400 1 8,160 13.600 26.760 "it, 450 46.900 13.600 8,650 26,600 13,000 44,900 13,550 1.700 21,000 the aggregate of subscriptions at noon 10,000 85,800 49.500 a 1,750 Milwaukie Westfall Weston Wasco WllsonvlUe Wallowa Willamina Yoncalla Yamhill Pile Up Big Totals High school teams are rolling up VXi 6f MrUoftt First State bank, was r- Scand.Amerlcan. Marshfleld to Vancouver, hired a taxicab and was driven to Washougal, where he expected to take a train.

The taxi driver, however, advised SherlffBleseckef of Clarke county of the suspicious actions of his passengers. The sheriff communicated wfth Portland and this morning Captain of Detectives Baty and Captain of Police Circle went to Vancouver to get Salvatore who had been brought back from Washougal by the sheriff. Bad blood between the families has existed, it Is said, for a number of years, the enmity being further heightened when a bomb was exploded under ths porch of unserve home six months ago. Gattuccio denied having a part In this. Jealous of His Prosperity Jealousy has also played part In 280,000 870.000 150.000 47,000 960.000 1.600.000 660.000 680,000 28.0,000 650.000 200,000 280.000 60,000 766.000 265.000 680.000, 160,000 170.000 900,000 670.000 240.000 480,000 240.000 284.660 113.060 33.460 667,150 1,239,500 366,600 416,000 a 172,050 278.000 119.000 183.060 86.000 441,460 149,850 224.000 82,950 87,900 432,100 263,200 110.600 216.660 I RECOGNITION outside of Port -7 aaamonat uoncripi ported from the stats ov land.

This is the last day of subscriptions 2,460 30,650 1.760 5.660 2,160 TOO 4,160 1.600 1,850 1,060 8,150 1,160 4,600 460 605 4.800 4,260 760 2,460 350 2,060 6,200 4.900 2,600 900 1.460 6.300 REFUSED TO the carnoalgil. big totals in the campaign for sale of Liberty loan bonds. Ths young salesmen are combing the city for dollars to beat the kaiser. Their fine PHONE GIRLS enthusiasm gets results. Latest re Bank of Moro Farmers State bank, Moro Monroe State bank IT S.

National. McMinnvllle Molalla State bank First National, North Bend Western State, Newport First National. Newberg Bank of Nyssa Bank of Oregon City Bank of Powers Stats Bank Of Rainier ports give: Washington, CONTEST OVER FEE OF ATTORNEY TAKES fbut every second of it will be utilised 'in ths effort to drive the total to tbie $30,000,000 maximum. Banks Open Until Xfidalght Disregarding the usual Saturday half fholldag rule, all 'banks will be open (until a late hour tonight, even to mld- i 1 9 n.A..Mfv eA th AJtlllnM. ftf (Con tinned Prom Page One) Franklin.

Lincoln, 29.eoo; Jefferson. James John. Clatsoo Umatilla union 4 Yarohlli Sherman Wasco Hood River. Deschutes Wheeler Jackson Polk Douglas Tillamook Columbia Washington. Josephine Clackamas Multnomah outside of Portland Harney Lane Linn Coos Crook Marion Curry Malheur Gilliam Klamath Morrow Jefferson LAST QUOTA FROM CLARKE COUNTY TO LEAVE NOVEMBER 2 Commerce High, $6800; Girls' Poly technic, $1650; Benson Polytechnic, $1050.

Bank OI Sherwoqa the events leading up to the shooting of last Gattuccio enjoys a cer i 1 bonds, and at headquarters. Fifth -fi fitark streets, a large number of clerks t.hCi1Kfme 45 43 43 tain prosperity and among other things UP MORNING SESSION as Is evidenced by ths fact that over 66 per cent of the operating force has refused to Join the union In spite of agitation. "The company feels that the increase in pay of $2,500,000 is all It can do, and in the interest of public service it must refuse to make any agreement with an operators union. "It fools that no advantage should Minister Meet Monday Presbvterlsn ministers meeting will owns four houses on Seventeenth 4 street which made-' Sunseri bitter will be on hand to take last minute capital National bank, Salem subscriptions. IT.

s. Rational, Salem t. No one is sitting back and watching First National, Scappoose If. reaiilta of tha ramnalrn roms In. Columbia be held First Presbyterian church.

against his relative. 70,000 266.000 950,000 760,000 680,000 166,000 1.760.000 45,000 240.000 385.000 270,000 80.000 8L700 112.850 409,950 889,850 267.090 67,000 647,060 16,200 164.800 76,860 86,500 63,400 12.800 Reports that the shooting was the driving is stlli going on as hard Monday, at 10:80 a. rrt. 3 H. Boyd will apeak on the subject.

"My Methods of Reading." v.ni Five Alternates to Be Named Jere BrortaugfV Testifies In 29 88 27 88 33 23 16 expression of the Mafia or of' Black Hand operators la laughed down by as ever. wtn ins business men com- T.iniS Co. bink. Toledo. Lincoln o.

Bin, uirau. be taken of the present abnormal con I out working hard for big sub- National Tillamook to Appear Should One of 20 Prouty Case in Judge Taz- Ulltt recognition of this union or the closed Italians of Portland, who say that there Is no such an organization exist scripuona. lneae men nave jam asms state mdk oi xaient heir business for the time bslns. and Security state. wooaDurn.

32.000 4,360 9,060 201 8,000. 1,260 750 1,550 3,250 2,90 1 8,500 4,2 5,103 19,160 13,500 1,5 0 650 3,409 8,000 900 4,000 8,850 Regulars Fail, well's Court, Bank of Woodburn iare putting everything in the effort ing In the city. The shooting of lsst night is traced directly to the enmity shop. "If, as now seems probable, a strike SUNDAY- of the two families, which has been taken up by the relatives on boch Lto secure the millions extra that win Oregon Into the honor column fwith a' maximum subscription. Tonight there will bs speakers In Vancouver, Wasn Oct.

.27. -The last! A contest. over a 35000 attorney fee Erie. Proposes No Terminal Tariff sides. Fanners bank of WllsonvlUe William Barnett.

Wasco Bank of Wasco Nehalem Valley bank. Wheeler Yamhill State bank First National, Ashland Citlsens bank. Ashland Albany State bank First National, Cottage Grove Central Point State bank The body of Sunseri has been taken is called, the company will make every effort to restrict It and In the areas affected, to render service as nearly normal as possible." sooo to Walk Out According to John Morgenthaler, district president of the Blectrtcaf Work Sthe streets In, front of all the banks of Clarke county's quota, of 172 ma charged the estate of H. H. Prouty, de-for the national army will leave for ceased, consumed the entire time cf American Lake Friday morning, 1 County Judge Taswell's court In charge by.

Acting Coroner Smith. Joe Victor, a nephew, and Rosaria vember 2. One hundred and fifty-two morning to the exclusion of all otntr men have gone so far and 20 more will I business. Gattuccio. a brother, are held as wit "bally-hoo" men on Washington street, directing people to the banks, and there will be parades slung these bust- nesses against Salvatore.

Rosaria was report at the courthouse Friday morn-1 Tt it ers' union, more than 9000 employes Drain State bank first arrested as the murderer as he xiess streets that will pass the banks plr8t state bank, Fagle Point ing. completing the quota. Ivariouslv at 830.000 to 8S0.OOO. hid of the company will w.alk out. So far was standing near the body upon tb ana feioerty loan neaaquarters.

in First National. Eugene Those wh will be notified to renort made ssecla.1 beouests aesres-atttit 821 -1 th telephone -fine are concerned. Salem, Oct. 27. -The Public Service commission today received a telegram from Frank J.

Miller, chairman of the commission, who is in the east, stating that the "Erle railroad will not establish a terminal tariff on fruit this year, and possibly not at alL If ons is established next year," fact' everything nossibls will be done Bank of Fails City 1,250 3,210 8.151 4-J0 2.800 1,500 2.2 JO arrival of the police, but he has bean tit vailah! frtr th firantu Pass Bakiner Co freed of all complicity in tne snooting, for military service Include: Chris 000, the residue going to the Salva- wgin er wiu" Brooks, Vsrnon Thomas Barnett, Al- tlon Army. I i mn oI riant war fundi In the few hours that Josephine Co. bk Grants Pass Glendale State bank are left for the stats to make good, fred Thompson, Frederick Eugeael Tv. 1SOOO -ttornsv fa la one Tu -Tv 1 .7. ua Borst.

Edward Gaoech. Oliver lire a further but Will not Blaine Pastor Will 1 CIlalKCU BKaiilB LUC COiaiB L.V L1IH 1B.W 20) 2.700 6.500 Gold Hill bank Farmers State. Independence. Bank of Jacksonville First State and Savings, Kla nrm or snew, Mcuunmt wonaugn Tha issuance of the ultimatum fol- Oraad Showing by Vowtn The town of Powers, on Coos bay, probably ftade all places in the United continued the message, "it will be much modified, probably not exceeding $5 or $6 per It was reported that the Erie Intended to file a tariff Imposing New Tork for special services in defending a con- lowed a final fruitless conference be- Fill Pulpit Sunday math Fans test of the will instituted by car. tween Fullerton and representatives of PvAntv 4rvn th nAr.iaflAn.

Ths a. -i a Jscrintlons. Ths allotment for Powers terminal charge of $20 to $22.60 per jwas $5000 and over $30,000. or 800 per citlsens StateMyrtle Creek rant at tha minimum allAtmant hm u.fnnl First National, Msdf ord car for fruit, and the Hood River 7, I testant, tries! workers DartlclDatad. Tha hum.

Rev. V. Haslam of Blaine. Waeh. will occupy the pulpit for Rev.

Alex snder Beers of the First Fres Method fruit growers and others have, been Jere Bronatigh, a member of the I tion of recos-nitlon was virtuaiiv tha Jackson Co. bank, Medford Philomath State bank Umpnua Valley. Roseburg making a strong protest against it rirm ana aiso one or me executors ox i only one discussed at this meeting. 4.300 2.760 150 15,85,) 1.95J 11.96) 27,100 1.130 60 4.7C0 1,350 1st church. East Ninth and East Mill streets.

Sunday, both morning and me win. was on me witness siana alt fntWTtnnn taattrvln? Ml hl Awn ha. i Douglas national, xtoseDurg been raised, according to the final (wire at noon today, i- Realising bow acute Is the emergency to-lay, many or the larger subscribers were raising and even doubling- their subscriptions this morn-ling. Paul G. Bates of McCarger.

Bates Springfield unction evening. Rev. Haslam is a strong, half as executor and as junior partner AH nilT gnn WURKFRS First State savings. tose- burg First State, Rogue River HtA I www. W.

aw that the of any of the 20 who fall to report. I In the law firm. He testified They are: Charles William Korhonen, I deceased was a victim of "delusional Man Is Killed clear, logical speaker, and a large at tendance is expected. I. Rev.

Alexander Beers expects to return, the lstt of next, week, and wll First State. Hutnerun Thomas I. Padden, Lawrence Leroy that he committed suicide IN PORTLAND WILL BE AFFECTED BY ORDER hA Lively, who la In New Tork. wired First National, Springfield i ON WOLF Chicks, Adolph Klrshbaum, Joseph I and that it was because of his mental i.H be in his pulpit Sunday. November 4 condition at the time of making his Patrick Dunegan.

Eugene, Oct. Billings of Rnrfna-fieM waa IrillaA hr TCn will that the contest was begun. The pastor has been spending three weeks in Chicago, attending the execu lie testified further that in protect Class Aid to Those Away From Homes Endavorers to Be ing the will and the wishes of the Officials of the local unions In the it Southern Pacific, at Springfield Pacific Telephone A Telegraph com- Junction at 10 O'clock today. A buggy nanv in Portland today reiterated the in whtHi waa croaxinr tha decedent, he was obliged to make -jus company mis morning to taxe an additional $8000. Ben Selling sub scribed another1 $50,000 for bonds this morning.

Two welcome additions to the Oregon total came from the P. St S. -and the Southern Pacific railway employes, according to an announcement at noon by Emery Olmstead, vice presl-Ulent of the Northwestern National -'bank. i tive hoard meeting of his denomination, also the national board of education, of which he is the first vice president. Mr.

Beers expects to launch a very vigorous campaign in connection long and expensive trip east, visiting 1 statement that the unions here would was struck by the engine. Billings Is New Tork, Boston, Montreal, Mont-1 be governed entirely by the action in about 45 years of age. In Charge of Service San Francisco. oelier, Vermont, and other cities; that na Mumlned.iL larrra numb, or wit- with his church work for the rest "Although the tentative date for a Master nter national crook, fo-rn antic ttipcr. "A Class With a Purpose." To believers in the possibilities of the church house, the work of the Warren Vesper class of the First Presbyterian church will appeal in a convincing way On Sunday evening, October 28.

the I O. Lagease Vancouver. strike if our wage demands were not Christian Endeavor society of the Mil- the cities named and generally did lard Avenue Presbvterian church will I of this winter. .1, Report of Low Hog granted was set for next Tuesday the Lagess. 1400 Kauffman avenue, was Kail JBmployes Add Big lua The P.

IS. employes subscribed total of 162,200, while the Southern as something which should excite more have charge of the entire services: I rw. 1 refusal-of the; company to recognise held up by two men and robbed at tin The regular Christian Endeavor hour that tha trJn waa takm in fa tha the organisation or gin operators iooks a watch and pocket knife last nia-ht than passing Interest. The purpose Of this class is to attract young men and will be taken up la a study about of the attornev for th Sftl- Mik quick action on tne part of the about 8:40 o'clock within less than a protest of -the attorney for the Sal Price Laid to Enemy the Mormon religion," at 7 :45 o'clock unions," said irana BnuDerx, ousi- block of his home. No trsce of the vation Army and his coexecutor and in 8 FASCINATING REELS Mr.

Anderson, a former teacher of defiance of an order of the circuit bess agent for ortiana local or jciec- highwaymen has been found ti-ical Workers, this noon after, he had -r young women who are away from home, to enter into, the homelike atmosphere where hospitality, entertainment and Christian fellowship are to be felt as the main features of tha Spanish in Mexico, will relate an in court. teceived information tnat company or-; Chtcsgo. Oct, 27. N. State Food Administrator Wheeler of Illi teresting story or his experiences Woodmen Manager Visits icials would not deal with the opera t- i there.

The missionary committee of Oregon City, Oct. 27. District Man. work. this society iTOStaaj; IN QUOR TRUJs A large, well-equipped room has been set aside bv the church whom and has secured Dr.

and Mrs. J. Hunt- V. we are ready at any time to follow "rid visiti th. Sl.lh er Wells, missionaries who have just i Evidence of Bootlegging Mopped tho orders from our committee San Xn LmiL J11 Friday nois Friday characterised as harmful and ridiculous pro-German propaganda a report that the rprlce of hogs is likely to drop ss low as ID per 100 pounds.

Wheeler declared the reports Paclfto people came in with 3171.959, a aggregate of 1284,160 which will go (lnto- the banking totals today. Of this Southern Pacific subscription, $83,300 la allotted to Portland and $88,660 to towns of the Willamette valley I and the coast where the company operates. This sum represents subscriptions from 3800 men. Through the efforts of canvassers this morning, additional subscriptions of $5000 each from George Lawrence George Lawrence and XV. C.

Lawrence were made. The bankers also continuing their work of 'Securing large subscriptions to the' last minute, and It was expected ihe young people of all denomination If a atrika nfrur. avarv 7 enter From Sink With ToweL returned from Korea, to lecture for them during the regular church hour m-ty assemble every Sunday afternoon A disagreement by the Jury in Dis this evening, at 4 o'clock to join in a song service for half an hour; then a musical pro had been circulated to dtscnurage increased production of bogs by farmers. Special music will be furnished by trict Judge ton's court Friday was the result of the trial of C. Malley, an alleged bootlegger.

filPPODROLf SATURDAY gram is presented consisting: of sev the choir, and also two selections by a erai selections by the Warren Vesper JTjt-A. Halllday, district commercial superintendent of the company, in auartet. Mallev was a. in a soft drink An interesting and enjoyable eve orcnestra, composea or 10 instruments. Prominent soloists are to be heard, fol would mane no statement establishment conducted bv Frank Portland.

nmg is promised and a cordial invi that Portland, by midnight, will have Ziau; gt0e st HI Washington bt; When regarding any action to meet the lo- Malley wis seen cal situation if the strike is called. lowed by a. brief lesson conducted through the. lecture mecnod. after 8 REELS 8 tauon is extenaea to ail.

especially the young people for the Christian En UUon i. to -1 which "Friendship Circles" are formed deavor service, added to, 14,000,040 to Its present totsL State Beports Xaconraghag 1 to empty the contents of a pitcher About vvv wonters me t-ortiann the sink. -The officers mopped -the sink I division, would be. affected by the SUNDAY VAUDEVILLE with towel ana later naa tne liquia striae, more mm iv mrv i wuhi. The state returns were coming tit absorbed analysed.

It contained 8.14 1 board operators, recently organized. for tne social half hour and everyone is made to feel at home. Refreshments are served and with music and social converse the time passes quickly to ths hour for Christian Endeavor Church Lecture Is It is said that nearly 200 of the girls per cent alcohol. i have not entered the organization. HAROLD L0CKW00D The Jury stood four for conviction South Africa ana tne evening service.

and two for acqult'taL All young people, and esnao.laliw Church Feels Need dlers, will receive a cordial welcome Man Win Sot Talk CYCLING McNUTTS Teerless Comedy Cysiists. There will -be an Illustrated ad to mis nomeusej attractive place every Oliver M. Smith of Seattle was com- dress -upon southern Africa at the rmnaay ajiiernoon. Presbyterian Of More Ministers I mitted to jail for contempt by District very strong. Messages giving new totals were piling up by ths 'dozen, and Miller, state manager, said he did not believe that anywhere near the absolute total could be given out at headquarters by- Sunday morning.

Bernard Daly, the energetic chairman of the Lake county committee. wired this morning the aassrtion that his district would double Its quota today. If necessary, la order to help the' state attain its maximum. C. C.

Chapman, director of publicity, wired back -that- the maximum totat was necessary rand a short time later Atkinson Memorial church. East Bv- vn vVXnnC. Judge Dayton Friday afternoon because cnurcn, corner Twelfth and Alder streets. Entrance 454 Alder vtreeU he refused -to talk. He was before tho i on Sunday evening at 7:45 o'clock.

Temporary of services In The view cover the entrance to the Society spender comes to tiis own in the big Out West Romances-snap "action in this 8-reeler a great Jove story. Under Handicap the Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopalian churches in the city have jt-jr-jaws'sssMu Governor's Secretary a.xis-1 nif vclUUB SVJ iui lgs, anil uu i i the Zambesi river." A series of view-1 glTkS5 htlr possession-, tecome necessary on account of a .1, w. I fcmitn was partlcularlv sercetive as ta I fin AmnA -T" i 1 the. destination V. r.ZZ.

i MarriediSoon Clayton Drew Players la the gbakespearean. Travesty, tnUB OAZSAB HIAMX9 5-rOthcr Great AcU-S MOLL IE KING zn oar.Tsx.sQiTAjuB oxn." like thentlre falls cannot i rom DMP oerintendent. Rev. Elias Ojerdlng, Th nhAW I be seen from one spot. arch, rmost -rtvld under the tropical pastor of the First church, will preach in the morning at 11 in the Vancouver Balem," 27.

If las' Cathar Child" Wandered Away aun. clearly 'in the "pictures. The trtn includes views of trekking. I Vancouver, Oct. 27.

Th lit I avenue church on Skidmore street and HALLOWEEN CI RT 1 COLUMBIA Carson, who has been chief clerk In office of Governor Withycombe since he. enteied office and for ths last few the thick African -Jungle, the immense I tie 2 -year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. I Vancouver avenue. mahogany and other trees ss as De kB Ff iteenth and -in the evening he will preach In th iiuu mint.

wwrewou nom vgtttrfliv i.hi..h nn Hntt ana KlsrhteenUl What Chrlstiaaltv baa done in a I afternoon and after an absence of nnr. a rth atan hain build no months has been the governor's private secretary, will resign in November te be married. Chester Moor, son of B. will succeed her The finest apples can produce. Also fincapple Cider.

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small section Africa is shown in I ly three hours was round Main the young people's work and the Bud-th vabelisUo, the educatonal, the street by an officer from the Garrison day school at both churches until a medical land taken Tabor 7222 as private secretary. to the police station. and the industrial work. aa JSJkS-a. better arrangement can be made.

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