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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL. 31
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JLLY 2(5, 1910.
NO. 9798
PORT OF ASTORIA
TO BE EXAMINED
s BYI.C.C, SUNDAY
Mention of Seaport Town in
i Rate Case Arouses Curi
osity, of Commission.
.WARRENTON IN RACE
FOR TERMINAL RATE
Dodson Says Roads Favor
Sound in Hearing Held on
Friday Afternoon.
PORTLAND. July 2d. The Inter
tote commerce commissioners have
been hearing the case of Astoria ao
repeatedly discussed In the Columbia
basin rnte fight that they announced
today that (hey will go to Astoria
Bunday morning to spend consider
able time inspecting the port faclll
ties there.
J. O. Dorr, civil engineer, testified
of Warranton'a ambition to become a
seaport. A. J. Harrington, traffic ex
pert, provided charts Knowing that the
railroads charge Warrentnn an aver
age of five centta per hundred poundH
more on carload freight than Astoria.
C. A. Hart, representing the rail,
roads, said the railroad do not ob.
Ject to granting Warrenton ratea on
a parity with Astoria when applied to
freight moving from transcontinental
and Montana territory but In the
matter of rules from the Inland em.
plre the railroads tiad endeavored to
Interpret the spirit of the Interstate
commerce commission ruling In the j
Astoria caae which; he said, proved
Astoria was on a' par with Portland
and Puget sound for rale making pur.
poses but did not Include Warrenton.
Warrentor.'s separate action, de.
mandlng rati equalising ihnue to As.
torla, was begun today. Warrenton
U six miles beyond Astoria and has
tcrmlnnla on the west side of the bay.
Von Tirpitz Cannot Face
Justice for Ex-Kaiser
Decrees Council of Five
PAULS, July 26. It Is learned.,
..today thot tho council of five
notified Admiral Von Tlrpltss that
his substitution for the ex-kaiser
In assuming guilt for the wur Is
Impossible and not to be con.
sldered. The council declared '
Von Tlrplta could testify In the
emperor's behalf If he Is willing
to risk Incriminating himself.
FLAMES IN JOHN DAY
FOREST UNDR CONTROL
ELKS TEMPLE TO
COST $167,000 IE
TPTER IS BUILT
NOW CHIEF OPPONENT OF CARRANZA
Parli'
iield Portland
s Submit Low-
7,
iS MEN WILL
KED TO CONFER
Forest fires in the John Dav sec
tion, Whitman National Forest, are
now under control, according to re
ports received today by W. W, Cry-
der, district forest supervisor, Umu
tllla Notional Forest. E. N. Kava
nogh, of the Portland forestry of
fice, has returned from the fire zone
and with Fiscal Agent Coving left for
Portland this morning.
(Jeorge H. Cecil, district forest su
pervisor, arrived today from Port
land and left Immediately for the
John Day district to Investigate con
IN CREDIT OFFERED
Bids S. Theatre are Low in
Comparison With mark
on Proposed Building.
The proposed Klks Temple, busi
ness block mid theater will cost In
round numbers 1167, Oon If the com
bined structure Is built upon a basis
of the low bids submitted yesterday
to the committee In charge. This
I figure Includes the general contract,
heating, plumbing, wiring and instal
lation of an elevator but doeB not In
clude the furnishing of the building.
Parker lUanfield, Portland con
tractors who built the Pendleton mau
soleum, were the low bidders on the
general contract and the committee
last evening decided to accept this bid
conditional upon the final determi
nation of the lodge to proceed with
the building according to present
pluns. The low bids on the heating
und Installation of an elevator were
determined lust evening but no de
cision will be reached upon the i
plumbing end wiring for severul days.
It was decided lost evening by the
committee to call a meeting of busi-
BERLIN, July 26. New York fi
nancial Interests have offered to ex
tend Germany a hundred million dol- !nesl, men and others Interested In the
mrs creun lor me purchase of food rm - ,...ir,,,,it etanrinnint
and raw materials, according to cnlne for next Tuesday evening for the pur-
,A . V-i;f
m-w&iJM'M -i v . tt D m
Wi&SM oil
Somebody From Here is
j Going to Lose Two Bones,
I Visitor Out for Revenge
j lip ware, you rvnrtf Uonian. when
;you go to or through Freewater. W.
! V. Derrick, of the earn end city U no-
ng to lift 12 from some one of you,
jfor he no declared wtthfn the hearing
jof Police Judge Thomas Fits Oer
'ald Friday afternoon. Derrick in out
ifor revenge.
A pair of white line across Main
street and an auto brought Mr. Der-"
rick to rief. Al Roberts, police chief,
was the star witness.
"Judge, thejr don't have such stuff
jln Walla Walla or Freewater either,"
the prisoner before the bench said.
He expostulated at length about the
intricacies of city traffic rules while
the judge sat Immobile, his ear drums
irefusing to vibrste.
The judge saw eventually, over the
rim of his glasses, that Derrick had
ceased to function. "Seein' as ho
!it's your first offense I'll let you off
i with the minimum. Two dollars,"
said the judge. '
"If he had made his threat of get
tlng even before I fined him, I would
have given him something to gft even
for," the judge said today.
Angeles, named provisional presi- i academy at St. Cyr. There he com.
dent of Mexico and commander-in- iP,eleo nis military schooling. After-
Felipe
STOCKMEN GET GOOD
PRICE IN KANSAS CITY
The sum of $13.55 for dehorned
steers, $13.35 .Vr horned steers and
10.75 to $11. 25 fQr cows were the
prices recently received In Kansas
City, Missouri markets by Henry La
zinka,' Frank K jpp and Charles NeU
Ken. All the cattle came from Pilot
Rock, Air. Lazlnka having nine loads
of steers; Mr. Kopp three loads of
steers and cows and Charles Nelson
liUN.tKtNbtS IU
BE ABANDONED IS
niniTniin nriirr
UArllUL o DLLltr
President, Does Not Favor
Proposals for Treaty,
Reservations of Any Kind
IS NOT EXPECTED TO
HARBOR COMPROMISE
BULGARIAN PARTY
ARRIVES IN PARIS
PARIH. July it. The Bulgarian
peace delegation arrived here today.
It Is understood -the terms of the Bul
garian treaty hTq practically completed.
word from Martin Xordegg. .German
financial agent, today.
Nordegg cabled the Deutsche bank
that he would not close any negotla
tlonb until he arrived here.
Three big German electrical com
panies, the Qeneral, Siemens and
llergman companies are going to Im
port weekly Immense food shipments
pose of securing their judgment up
on the mutter of proceeding In ac
cordance with the .plans as drown.
The sum involved Is a large one.
larger than was anticipated though
the committee was surprised at the
bids on the theater, they being much
lower In comparison with the bids on
the Elks building than was estimated.
from America. These companies will Af,.. the conference Tuesday the mat
distribute food among their 150,t0 iter will probably benubmitted to the
entire lodge at the August meeting.
MEXICAN BANDITS
KIDNAP BOY OF 14
WASHINGTON. July 2. The state
department was today advised that
I'hilllp Thompson, 14, son of John
West Thompson, American citizen,
was kklnupped from the . Thompson
ranch 88 miles out of Mexico City by
bandits Thursday. They demand a
ransom of 1C00 pesos, threatening to
kill tho boy unless the money is forth
coming. -
employes instead or raising wages.
ltorgiiia.ini a former partner of
Thomas Kdlron. Is the prime mover
of this enterprise.
WASHINGTON TOWN
HAS $25,000 EIRE
Wash., July 28. Fire
vacant building, prac
VOl'NO MAX IS KIIOT
iiv ri KiiMi ornrKii
Wllllj; DRAWING GVN
PUEHLib. Colo.". July 25. Prank
Bene, 17 years old, claiming to hail
from Ixis Angeles, was shot through
the body by Policemun Jeff Kvans at
10:50 last night. It Is thought he will
recover. A companion escaped after
firing at the officer.
According to the police the wound
ed man confessed to holding up the
night clerk of a local hotel lust night
with revolvers he and his ' partner
stole from a store earlier In the even
ing. The, officer hnd Identified the men
on description, and when he accosted
them one commenced firing, and the
one shot was drawing his gun when
the officer fired. As the wounded
man was being rushed to the hospital
his companion returned out of breath
from running and asked the crowd
how badly his partner was hurt. Ho
then slipped nwny. This is said to be
Officer Kvans' fourth man, all due to
his quickness on the trigger.
- SEATTLK,
starting In
ticully destroyed tho business section
of Machlan near Monroe, today. Dam
age is estimated at 25.ono. The fire
started In a vacant building.
Black, Red and ,
Gold New Colors
For Fatherland
TtEIlLIN. July 28. The Oerman na
tional colors hereafter will be black,
red and gild, provided the Btate con
stitution Is ratified. The constltlonal
committee has Just finished days of
wrangling over whether the old Im
perial colors are preferable to the new.
Hunting Chicken Dinner"
Senator McNary's Hobby,
Rest of Them Go Golfing
WASHINGTON,. July 2.
Among the h armies hobbies of
legislators, .none, says' Senator
McXury of Oregon, is more In
teresting than hie.
It affords so much variety,
and not a few surprises." said
McXary. lelllig about it.
His hobby is hunting Sunday
dinners. Not a country hotel or
old time tavern within many
miles of Wnshlngton has es
caped McXarv. Whenever he
heurs of a new place, he's off to
to try It. The ot'ler Monday he
came to the tenstc Indignant.
"Found a new place yester
day." he explained, "and they
charged me J2.50 for a chicken
dinner. Worr-t of It was. the
chicken appeared to hove been
chased up and down, around and
over the adjacent Blue Ridge
mountains until it was nil tough
ened up before It got Into tho
$2.50 liass."
Standard Oil Co. Offers
. Hundred Million Dolars
Stock on N. Y. Exchange
NEW YORK, July 26. For the
first time in history the Standard Oil
Co. of New Jersey, will : place Us
stock on the New York stock, ex
change. This was announced today
following publication of a statement
last night that a hundred million dol
lars of preferred stock will be Issued
In refinancing the project. Each
holder of common stock will be al
lowed to purchase one share of tho
new stock for ech share of old stock.
It will be offerud at par.
chief of the forces that follow "Pon
cho" Villa, with Villa second In com-
. wards, returning to Mexico, he was 'our loads of cows and steers, one of
Wilson Replies to ' Lodge
- Answering"- Senate Re
. quest for Conference Data 1
. WASHINGTON. July 28. A White
House statement today declared the
president does not regard favorably '
proposals for Interpretations or reset- .
vations of any kind to the peace
treaty. . - ' '
There is no Indication that the
president Is inclined to favor a com
promise despite reports to the con
trary. ;
Abandon Iniu-nn Idea.
Although further conferences with
Republican senators are scheduled,
congressional circles today expressed
the belief that Wilson will soon dis
continue them. Xt was declared thin '
would result from a decision to aban
don all Idea of influencing critics of
the league of nations.
' Recess Will Rush Rills.
made cnier of the artillery for ri
and then head of the Mexican military
which' was owned by Fred Fletcher.
Mr. Lazinka, who with Mr Kopp
mand, promises to make things inter- 'college.. With the downfall of Diaz 'returned today from the trip to Kan-
esting for Carranza in the country fo he transferred his allegiance to Ma
the south. Angeles under the Dias! dero. When the overthrow and mur
rule In Mexico waa educated for the der occurred, he refused to join the
regular army. A graduate of Chapul- j victorious Huertistas, was arrested
tepee, the West Point of Mexico, he land sentenced to be shot but escaped
waa sent to France to the military land Joined the forces of Villa.
Some day some "muckraker"
is going to spring on an unsus
pecting public the real reason
why congress makes haste so
slowly with importunt legislation.
Pilot Rock Streets
Have Electric Lights
Pilot Hock is serving electric
lights to Its ;u.--tomers and on the
streets until . idnlght st present
and finding the plant very satlsfac- "
tory, according to Mayor J. Ij.
Vaughan. Power is turned on . I
about an hour before sundown
and is on for about five hours
now. lAter it will be operated
longer hours.
The city has not decided how
to charge for .ie Juice but is worth
ing on a system of rates. Wheth
er the officials will settle the
charges or call in expert advice Is
not known. Meanwhile patrons
are taking the service on faith.
SURPLUS FUNDS MAY
MAINTAIN AIR SERVICE
j -WASHIXGTOX, July 26. Members
j of the senate military committee to
j day suggested to Secretary Baker and
Chief of Staff March the possibility of
saving the army air service by using
I funds from a large unexpended bal
jance of the war department. Baker
said he would ascertain whether a con
gressional resolution would allow such
'funds to be used thus.
Baker and March appeared before
City, Is much pleased with the
prices received and
the market 1 from a cent to a cent
and a half lower than last year, he
is satisfied
Eight years ago Mr. Xazlnka ship
ped his first load of cattle to the east
and was the first man from his sec
tion to ship.
Mr. Lazinka. after seeing crops in
cattle growers is to ship to eastern
markets to get the benefit of better
prices
"Grass fed cattle stand the trip
well," he said- today. "When I first
started shipping 1 was told that noth
ing but hide and bones would be left
of the cattle. As a matter of fact.
grass fed cattle shi better than al
falfa fed."
Incidentally, Mr. Lazinka praises
the grass from the Umatilla county
rational forest, and says that his cat
tle entirely grata fed, compared fa-,
vorably with other cattle which re
quired extra feeding besides grass,
Mr. Lazinka, fter seeing crops in
ether states, is ptlll more impressed
WASHINGTON. July 2. With
house leaders agreed on a recess for
nearly all of August, plans are pro
gressing to push through several Im
portant bills next week.
Th recess probablv will prolong the
life of 2. 75 per cent beer. It is not
considered likely that the senate will -
says that while pass ine prom onion eniorcemeni dim
before the house adjourns for the re
cess. Final approval must await re
convening of the house. -
Popular Havne Autos
Will Be Hadled Here
By Umatilla Auto Co.
The
reaucea army program which con
gress authorized. March declared
congress had ordered the department
to continue the air service and other
enrns hut hart ahonlutolv fttilaA tr.
Umatilla Auto Co. has taken llirnvil'lll fia rQQa A
over the agency for the Haynes auto- ; pendInBJ biU would uMow tne air ser.
'vice to operate on a small scale with
about 950 flyers.
March said demobilization has
brought the army, to about 500,000
men of whom 200,000 are in France
and the remainder in the United
States. He said by September 1 the
department intends to resume con
structive work abandoned while de
mobilization was pushed. All army
mooue, and lias two carloads en
route to Pendleton There are four and
seven -passenger cars in the order and,
deliveries can be made in about three
weeks. . The four passenger roadsters
are proving quite popular and several
orders have already been taken for
these.
In selecting the Haynes line, the
Umatilla Auto Co. says jt considered
the committee regard in a: a bill oro
viding 8500 temporary officers needed wit" tne superiority of Oregon and
to keep the corps running under the Umatilla county.
"Crops iir Idaho and Wyoming are,
badly burned,' said Mr. Laxinka,
"Kansas crops, which were reported
s-. favorably in June, have since that
time deteriorated. The crops in that
state got too much rain at one time,
followed by extremely hot weather..
:he price, quality, comfort and power
Just to beat the muckraker to , of the car In making a decision.. It is
it,' here"s the reason.
Golf.
And a story to prove it.
A senate rage, son of a sena
tor's secretary said to his dad:
Senator Kge certainly has a
lot of influence for a new sena
tor. Why ho called Senator
Cummins don out of the pre
siding officer' chnir. wnd got
senators Rlkfns, Gay, Hitchcock,
and I don't know who all, and
they went out to play golf right
while the senate was In session."
; because of the four putstanding fea
tures of this popular line tnnt the car
was chosen for Umatilla county.
There are a large number of Haynes
owners In the county, and the com
plete satisfaction which the car has
given is assurance of satisfaction to
future owners, the new agents said.
Only Bix cylinder models have been AllptrpH Artivif nf
selected for distribution hero, although i ,7 . , ,
th Haynes people are making n 12 BolsheVlKI in IN. Y.. l't'OOecL
cvllndor modoK i. Deportations to Follow
Vigilant Watch Keeps
Arms From Crossing:
schools for training -will be reopened
by September, '
Baker promised to inquire into a
report that Colonel Dodds formerly
of the air service had been reinstated
in the army. Dodds left the service
after Charles K. Hughes' Investigation.
191 9 PURSES FOR BIG CONTESTS WILL
BRING COUNTRY'S BEST PERFORMERS
.Purses for the four big; events ofipurses this year because of their
Allege Copier Withheld.
thla yeor's Hound-Up will be greatly
Increased, In soma cases doubled, ac
cording to tentative figures soon to be
submitted to the board for ratifica
tion. Cash prices of $1000 each will
be divided by the entries In the buck-
Inir, steer rnpintf and two relay ruces
competed for on September IS, 19
end 20,
oiremngs In some events.
Fifty thousand postcards, advertis
ing the Hound-Up dates, September
IS, 19 and 20, huvo heen mailed to
50,000 owners of automobiles In Ore
Bon, WnshinKtnn and Idaho. Indi
viduals who wish cards to mull their
inenus may.ninain them from the
committee.
Posting of the nation with the In-
WASHIXGTO.V. July 26. The war
department aitrevd after a conference
between Secretary naker and pro
ducers to hold
oper from
Will Give IHU. "
WASHINGTON'. July 2. President
Wilson In a letter to Senator Lodge to-'
day declared he would give the com
mittee any information available but
needed more time to go through pa
pers brought from Parts.-and to de-
cide which of them he could send to
the foreign relations committee. Ha
declared that ha is unable to supply
the committee with agreements which
the allies reached regarding- dtetrlbu- .
tion of the German indemnities. He
said he believed no such agreements
existed.
Answers Txwixe.
Wilson wrote to Lodge today ans
wering the senate's request for Infor--
nation and data on the Paris confer-,
ence proceedings. Opposition lead
ers are eagerly awatiting Its publica
tion. - ' .'
Wilson planned to go to the capital
to confer with Democratic leaders. He
has not conferred today with Repub
lican senators. Meanwhile tha sen
ate did not discuss the treaty. Pro
ponents are busy preparing speeches
glad to welcome you.
i.
PIONEER LAWYER IS
RETURNING TO CITY
Worms and rust are two evils from I
which the crop is suffering;. Tha
wheat is tall and there is immense!
acreage but the pruin ia light and In!
Missouri and Illinois it is shrivelled.
These states are harvesting; and thej
crop tests about 56 pounds to tho
bushel, a ctntrat to most of the Uma
tilla county wheat. fats in Nebraska; "" . .
Is very light. However, the corni . . ... '
looks good and the grass is green in1 Ma"''? .Turnfr- &
those section" practiced law in Pendleton with his
those sections ifathor, the late James H. Turner, will
return to Pendleton and will practice
! thu city. Mr.- Turner, with Mrs.
Turner, their son. Kussel Turner, win
recently returned fioni military ser
vice, are now roidinss In Umatilla but
will come to Penoletcn soon to make
their- hon.e. Another son, 8witier
;Turner. still with the army of cccu-
' jpatior.
' ' I Since his oopaitore from Pend!ot.n.
PARIS. July 26. Madshal Foch to-I Mr. Turner practiced -law in Tea
day recommended to the conncil of and New Mexico and served as dim
FOCH ASKS THAT 6000
FROM AMERICA STAY
t
ifive that the allies maintain 150,000
Several ia- ,rooPs as an army of occupation in
wit- MiBiiiu-i. rcconimenas
mat inis inciuue uuu American troops
rict attorney, ond In'er as legislator.
NEW YORK. July
wy I T , -mm bor leaders were called today as
ikiiiiit-i nun iirini! . . . . . ,,..
. ; n esses ueiore me i.,u:siv juuit if k ,.0 sii- i
live committee investisatin? alleged iln uPDer esia.
WASHINGTON, July 26. More bolshevik attacks here. The depart
viKilant watch is being enforced alona ment of labor Instructed Inspector
100 million pounds the Mexican border today to prevent gchncl to attend the sessions and
the market. E. V.jshlpment of munitions into Mexico, proceed with the deportation of all
tqtBit fcaslstant director of sales, It resulted from the president's pro- persons against whom evidence of an-
charged before the house committee cinmauon warnins against snipmeniB 'nrchistlc activities has been collect
iiivesiiRatliiK the conduct of the war. "t arms to Mexico. 'ed.
He said virtually u! this copper has I Export of arms to Mexico is con-j
since been resold r.t reduced prices trolled by law. Recently many re-
to the producers im whom It waa;n"eats ror permission to senrt muni
purchased. He said the copper was Hons over the border have been ro
bonght nt pH"e - fro. 1 5 ,eeiv?d by officials. Conditions are Mo
cents to 26 cents and gold at 1S. W turbulent in Mexico to permit the
17.6 cents. l-e than fifteen million shipments.
pounds remain. .
Walla Walla 'Attorney Visits.
J. W. Brooks, an attorney from
Walla Walla, visited Pendleton on
business today. He called at the
court house In the morning.
TO REIEASE
FROM KANSAS PRISON
In the bulldogglng event he great- lOivinuaiistic Hound-bp posters will
est Increase Is proposed. First money j1"11" Monday. Twelve thousand of
will be J400, second money 2fl(i and these strips, in white, black and red.
third money $100. This Is three times j1"1" bpen printed and will be dis
ns much as was offered last year. The Played from Maine to Hawaii. The
bulldogglng purse Is the only one posters contain a picture of last
which has been considered low by per- years . .m,,,,,,..... nuno mncKiann.
formers or Round-Up officials and
81 Pill CKVT F.MOHIlI7.F..
W.VSHlXfiTOV July 2. Tho war
dcimrtim'iit iimioiinccd flint. Hie army
Is 81 H'r cent demobilized. Ktiloc tho
armiNtifp it.028.noo oiriivrs and men
lia lieen discharged. Ica.nir tho
proicnt stiTiiuth nt. 70l.,8Otl.
Will Marry In Milton Sunday.
SURVEY IS BEGUN FOR STRETCH TO
PADDJinc uii i nnnnDicTiiin mnuuiAv
"OLD RELIABLE" A P UHUUHUL M,LL uumi LL,mu iiiuiitwH i
GIVEN JOLT By TAFT
CHICAGO. July 2- Order for tb
release of W. D. Haywood, I. W. W.
leader, from the Fort Leavenworth.
Kansas, prison were Issued today by
the clerk of the circuit court of ap
peals following rpproval of his bonds.
Iluvwood will be released pending
hearing of argument for a new trial.
total "f $53,00 in property and
UlxTtv K'UuiH are scneouieu ....
his bonds of 115.000.
Lloyd, millionaire Chicago
fi rnlshed 2;,3l-0.
William
Miclatist.
Tho survey for the Pendleton-Cab- excellent rrognss on the grading'
ge-HIII section of the Kastern Ore. 'work which started last week fromj
high-way was begun this ufter-
the foot of Cahhs nut. county Road
l'n.ina. I t. I 1. .. I . . -...,.,.-....! .
noon by a locating party In charge of ,duv, 8lxtv honi, ..A ,here this
NKW YORK. July 26. William Pnvid tj. Glass, recently sent here to . afternoon 1,1
! r u.-i la connection
j Howard Tnft today telegraphed the join the highway commission's force v. ilh the win k and "dirt Is going to
they feel that the Increase is justified.
Larger purses are offered this year i
.i.l.ii. . ,... 41, a had! iu.ln.nl.
ers the country has and to keep the
Increase Printer' Pay.
ucorge Rarlow Wallace, of Wallace 'Associated rress. i or ' engineers. 1 nc party started at
Rrothers, local automobile dealers. ' "Your association gave out two let- the end of paving In the east end of
will lis. n..i..tnj - . ... tpiM written b me In Will ir Ha'-4 ttivvn nml will unrk liivu.il (ha. f,u.t
8AN FRANCISCO. July 26 The Mig(J lrJen0 Keynolds of that citv. The !J1' 20. These letters were personal , Cl the hill.
Franklin Association representing a Rev. Mr. Ooker. .,f h i-hn.i,. ! confi.lent al and were so plalnlv , R. twecn thre. and four weeks win
In order to attract the best perform- majority of the commercial printing churc hat L tirnnde .win nmci,.te marked, and were publld.ed without br devoted to locating this road, which
houses, announced It will increase r. rv Wuil,.,.. u i,rt.. . ii, knowledge or consent of Mr Tinvs u ihe int . h mi....
"lannaru or me loeni snow a Dove mat .-. ,.v u. ...... ,.er uay iorlPective groom, was married about two or myself. I ask In fairness to Mr. Pendleton and the Cnion county line.
i v iroura o... m. to ....... , neine-ninntns ngo in Milton hlsn. The par- ! Hv and myself that vo : nt once The distance l. estin.ated
wore waited upon by a committee of j ment of the men's demands for that ties to tomorrow s wedding will, make give this the same publi -lty you gave n'ne and ten m-les.
I". IJri iurmcra n.a nil i.ii-renae u. I'uy un a seven nour uay, tneir home here. J the letters.' '
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Three crews of men are
fly fast." the iTinoer sali today.
IV tween unl Tft men ure no-w em
pluyed und it & plumed to add more
mem.
Three niu!Vl ram pa have been
built for the hlshw iv workers and
v ill he used its Ion am work lip the
hill cn n he pushed. The buildlnns
at between ure all of wood -ontrmtion and army
experience f heina put to practice to
making keep the eump.-i in first cla shape.
THE WIATHEB
FORECAST
Tnnlghfl ami
Bun.luy fair.